Gubernatorial and Senate Nominations Shape Pennsylvania Race
Edward W. Pickard reports on Pennsylvania party contests showing Gifford Pinchot and Norman Davis winning gubernatorial and U S Senate nominations amid shifts by William S Ware and Francis Shunk Brown. He notes Hoovers favorable view and the impact of Philadelphia politics on key races. The piece also covers tariff bill progress, the London naval treaty debate, and the Senate confirmation of Owen J. Roberts to the Supreme Court.
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Ames Qodavis
Taber
PF Cowon
Republic
Frat Pertisut Norman
Joseph RL Grundy
Gifford Pinelet
Upstate
Francis Shunk Brown
Ahone
Brown
Pinehot
William EL Ware
Philadelphia
Tavis
Pinchot
Alter
Ware
Davis
Fenster
Washington
Hoover
Grundy
John H. Hemphill
West Chester
Senate
Owen J. Roberts
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward T. Sanford
Joseph T. Robinson
Navy maneuvers and stock debate flood congressional pages
President observed naval exercises off Virginia Capes aboard Salt Lake City as 53 warships participated. The event included carrier launched planes and new diving bombs amid a broader push on shipbuilding and canal projects, with Senate debates over wartime measures and river improvements.
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Toover
Salt Lake City
Virginia Capes
Lexington
Saratoga
Los Angeles
Mivy
Hoover picks MacNider as Canada envoy in Canada post
President Hoover designates former War Secretary and American Legion leader MacNider as minister to Canada replacing William Phillips who resigned. MacNider is a 40 year old banker and World War II era veteran noted for service with the Second Division. The judiciary committee backs bills to add eleven federal judges to ease court congestion, with assignments across New York Southern and Eastern districts, California Southern, Texas Southern, Missouri Eastern, Oklahoma Western, Michigan Eastern, Louisiana at large, and DC Court of Appeals.
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Anefortdd Macontdier
Towa
American Legion
Hoover
Canada
William Phillips
MacNider
S.C
House
Judiciary Committee
New York
California
Texas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Michigan
Louisiana
District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
District Supreme Court
West Virginia
Kentucky
Minnesota
Graf Zeppelin Ventures From Germany To Brazil and Back
The Graf Zeppelin commanded by Hugo Eckener completed a voyage from Friedrichshafen to Pernambuco and Rio de Janeiro with a stop in Seville. The return plan includes Recife Havana Lakehurst and Germany. Head winds reduced speed to 60 miles an hour.
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Ermany
Der
Hugo Eckener
Friedrichshafen
Pernambues
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Seville
Spain
Vernambuco
Havana
Lakehurst
N. J
Germany
Salt satyagraha clashes and leader arrests in Dhar sani
The Roa salt satyagrahis attacked government salt works with police clashes injuring about 600 natives. Poetess Sarojini Naidu and several leaders were arrested. Ven Patel, former speaker, leads the volunteers as reconstruction is promised. Europe implements the Young plan and Basel bank moves begin. French evacuate the Rhineland third zone, pledging full zone release soon.
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India
Dharsani
Sarojini Naidu
Mialuitina Gandhi
Wis
Patel
Legislative Assembly
India Office
London
Young Plan
Bank of International Settlements
Basel
Switzerland
Dawes
Paris
Rhineland
Mayence
Palatinate
Poll Results Show Nation Favoring Eighteenth Amendment
The Literary Digest poll reports 4,806,164 votes with 43.0 percent for outright repeal of the Eighteenth amendment and related measures, 18.9 percent for Volstead modification, and 80.46 percent backing strict enforcement.
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Literary Digest
House agrees to sweeping investigation of Communistic activities
A New York representative drives a motion for a congressional inquiry into Communistic activities in the United States. A five member committee will likely hold summer hearings in major cities with power to spend funds and to subpoena witnesses and documents. Administration leaders back the resolution with little opposition.
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Bertrand H. Snell
New York
House of Representatives
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Indiana News Roundup of Politicians and Incidents
Indiana notes report committee elections and nominations in cities including Gary and South Bend. Wilton Benity's son Timothy dies. Notre Dame honors Timothy Benity as university president. Davis Atteratt fire damages Richmond plants. Chicago editor Gratz to speak at Colume Hin City commencement. Davis County sees bonded cases in Gary. Theaters planned in Michigan City with a Gary syndicate. Two masked robbers fleece East Chicago passengers of 2000 dollars. suspects flee via Indiana Harbor. Five thousand South Bend field day participants at Playland Park. Gary lakefront Marquette Park to open Memorial Day. Reconstituted Beveridge fellowships at Du Pauw University. One hundred three year old Valentine Penrose dies in Brown County.
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South Tenderty Council
Ino Michigain City
Nathaniel Bernstein
Gary
Sid Franklin Street
Whitefield Towers
East Chicago
Indiana
Arked
Chicuza
Indiana Harbor
Milton FL Marquardt
Charles Parker
Lake County
Vidge Herman Key
Marquardt
William J. Fulton
Albert J. Beveridge
du Pauw University
Tenry B. Longden
Derry. M. Rhinehand
W. W. Carson
Ehirdee Allen
Hobart
Ward Hartzell
Anderson
Paul W. Sweet
Chlenge
Coen G. Pearson
Greencastle
Charles S. Mack
Brown County
van Buren Township
Penrose
Belmont County
Ohiv
Ohio River
M27
Ile
Southern Indiana Fox Hunters’ Association
Lake Front
Marquette Park
W. P. Gleason
Board of Park Commissioners
South Bend
Playland Park
Elmer H. Burnham
Lillian, Anderson
F. O. Schoeppel
JA. Hite
Minnie Suchanek
Edythe K. Brown
E. E. Cook
Liberal feeding of heifers promoted by dairy expert
Gh. Nishet of Winsas State Agricultural College advises dairymen to avoid underfeeding yearling heifers. He proposes four feeding rations to reduce growth and delaying maturity, detailing hay, silage, and grain mixes for various forage availability scenarios.
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Gh. Nishet
Extension Dairymaim
Winsas State Agricultural College
Don’t Stop Grain Feed During Pasture Season
Feed grain during pasture to protect milk flow and cow condition through summer. Missouri experiment station recommends a ration of 300-400 lb ground corn, 200 lb ground oats or bran, 1000 lb cottonseed meal plus minerals to supply lime and phosphate and aid calf development.
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Missouri Experiment Station
Immature Sweet Clover and Bloat Risks in Cattle
Immature sweet clover can cause deadly bloat when wet with dew or rain. Avoid feeding moldy or late season clover as the sole roughage. dehorning or castration increases fatal bleeding risk if the feed is solely clover. Keep cattle off pastures until moisture dries and provide salt access.
Weedy Pastures Affect Milk Quality Says Farm Journal
The Farm Journal notes milk from cows pasturing on weed filled fields is off flavor and flow. It recommends feeding good roughage plus grain and supplements or dairy- mix feeds to improve milk quality. sheep can weed fields while dairy cows produce milk.
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Farm Journal
Bolt the Separator for Smooth Operation and Safety
The separator should be bolted to a strong foundation to stop vibration. Start at low speed and rise gradually to full speed to prevent stress. Fill the bowl with warm water at start to remove dust and odors and keep the milk sweet.
Air Cathedral Memorial at Lakehurst Plans Unveiled
The American Legion New Jersey Chapter funds a non denominational chapel at Lakehurst Naval Air Station near the U S S Los Angeles hangar. Architect Paul Phillippe Cret from France designs a modified Gothic structure with a forecourt memorials and a Carillon tower. The Shenandoah Memorial chapel honors those killed in the Shenandoah wreck over Ava Ohio in 1925.
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Brothers of the Air
American Legion
Department of New Jersey
Legion
New York Christian Advocate
Methodist
Interchurch
Navy
United States Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
U. S. S. Los Angeles
New Jersey
Herbert H. Wizzard
Audubon
Ilizzard
Gill Robb Wilson
Trenton
Fourth Presbyterian Church
William W. Edel
Chaplain Corps
United States Navy
United States Air Station
United States
Congress
France
Shenandoah
Prince of Peace
Enduring Memorial in Nice Honors World War Fallen
A rock carved memorial in Nice honors local men who died in World War I. The dedication sketch was made by the late Marshal Foch, linking the tribute to notable military leadership.
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Nice
France
Marshal Foch
Grand Review Parade Numbers in Washington 1865
The Grand Review in Washington occurred May 23 and 24, 1865. About 152,445 officers and enlisted men were in and around the capital, with a likely smaller number actually marching due to duties guarding property and camps.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
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