House approves social security amendments extending benefits
The House in a 361 to 2 vote sent amendments expanding social security protections to the Senate. The plan keeps the old age pension tax at current levels for three years, increases benefits, extends coverage to 1.1 million more people, and starts government payments next year. The reform aims at cost parity over 45 years, with raised federal aid and a new old age pension trust fund.
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Washington
House
Senate
Smith
Ohio
Thill
Wis
Carlson
Kan
Ways and Means
Won't Drop SEC Giannini Action Fiery Reply
San Francisco telegraph story notes U S District Judge A F St Sure refused to dismiss the SEC case against Timetrust Inc and the Giannini banking group. Meredith Parker Timetrust president issued a Saturday night statement denying SEC allegations and promising to expose improper methods and motives.
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San Francisco
INS
A. F. St. Sure
Securities and Exchange Commission
Timetrust, Inc
Giannini Banking Group
SEC
Meredith Parker
Timetrust
Commission
Queen Has Knack Of Making Other Women Like Her
A Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip as they tour Britain. The piece notes her charm and ability to win friends for the empire. It contrasts Elizabeth with other English figure types and describes Philip as lively and natural.
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New York
INS
Great Britain
Elizabeth
Noel Coward
Stork Club
Northwestern U Proxy In Last Official Act
Northwestern University capped Walter Dill Scott’s nineteen years as president with the eighty first commencement at Dyche Stadium Evanston Ill He announced the election to the board of trustees of Walter P Murphy Raymond H Fogler Harold H Anderson and Harold J Clark as new trustees.
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Evanston, Ill
INS
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern University
Dyche Stadium
Dr. Scott
Walter P. Murphy
Standard Railway Equipment Manufacturing Company
Raymond H. Fogler
Montgomery Ward and Company
Harold H Anderson
Publisher's Syndicates
Harold J. Clark
Workers Alliance Pickets U S Chamber in Washington
About 300 delegates from the National Right-to-Work Congress of the Workers Alliance picketed the U S Chamber of Commerce in Washington. They marched before its headquarters for an hour carrying signs demanding work and relief measures. A stray sentence mentions James A Garfield as the only left-handed president.
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Washington
James A. Garfield
United States
Prepare For Emergencies by Mrs J L Rhea
The article discusses unpredictable mid June garden blooms and planning for continuous color. It notes peonies and Oriental poppies are early, tulips and iris are normal, and hemerocallis lilies provide a strong display. Future plantings aim for extended bloom with varieties like D. D. Wyman and Mrs W H Wyman, plus Hyperion and late lemon lilies in July.
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D. D. Wyman
Colorful Annuals for Constant Summer Blooms
The article promotes growing annuals for continuous summer color and cut flowers. It lists seeds such as larkspur petunia sweet alyssum Shirley poppies mignonette zinnia phlox calendula asters cosmos and more. Highlighted are diverse larkspur varieties and the appeal of white petunias for striking arrangements.
Ageratum and Companion Blooms for Shade and Color
Garden notes highlight ageratum as a versatile shade plant and a source of blue accents alongside white petunias. Zinnias, cosmos, salvia, and dahlias are recommended for mixed borders, with seeds usable now for bedding plants and late-season blooms.
Shower honors Miss Gladys Hamilton on upcoming wedding
About 100 guests attended Baldwin hall for the shower. Miss Hamilton will wed John Streets of Monmouth on June 14. Bingo was played and the program featured Sylvia Trinka, Minnie Bristol, Hattie Streets, Elsie Voelkers, Emma Streets, Ruth Heneke, Mary Fritz, Julia Benhart, Mildred Yayrolem, Lizzie Heneke, Viola Lasek, Helen Bruckner, Emma Jean, Lavetta Countryman, Alice Oltman, and Louise White.
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Baldwin Hall
Gladys Hamilton
John Streets
Monmouth
Bingo
Sylvia Trinka
Minnie Bristol
Hattie Streets
Elsie Voelkers
Emma Streets
Ruth Heneke
Mary Fritz
Julia Benhart
Mildred Yayrolem
Lizzie Heneke
Viola Lasek
Helen Bruckner
Emma Jean
Lavetta Countryman
Alice Oltman
Louise White
Mechanicsville Bridge Club Handed Prizes and Guests
The Monday meeting of the Mechanicsville Afternoon Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. H C McCormick with guests Mrs. Martha Stookey and Mrs. Kenneth Krum roy. Prizes awarded to Mrs. John Lynch and Mrs. Stookey. Later social events feature Mrs. Fred Hargrove visiting from Duncan Oklahoma and prizes to Mrs. Paul Pearson and Mrs. Leon Morningstar. The Octet Bridge Club met with Mrs. John Lynch as guest and prize winner Mrs. Harry Davidson. Betsy Lane Heywood’s wedding to Norman Meyer announced for June 17 with local entertaining prior.
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H. C. McCormick
Martha Stookey
Kenneth Krumroy
John Lynch
Stookey
W. A. Moffit
Maurice Moffitt
LeOral Evans
Mount Vernon
W. A
Moffit
Fred Hargrove
Duncan
Okla
Harry Davidson
Beryl Stoffel
Gretchen
Betsy Lane Heywood
Norman Meyer
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Killian Company
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Mechanicsville
Mi i
Rand
Remington
Tian
Palm Beach
Fleer
Arrow
Bill Felds
Shaeffer
Aunt & Pies
Dad
Killian's
Radio
Floer
Stripes
Street Floer
Fo Sales Tan
Bors
Father
Large
Helepreef
Hese
Jean Joyce
Killian ‘Company
Cedar Rapids, Jowa
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B.V. D. Feathermesh
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