Church of God District Convention Opens at Delbarton
The Church of God district convention will run today tomorrow and Sunday at the Delbarton church. Rev W H Compton presides at 7 30 p m tomorrow with sessions at 9 30 a m. Speakers include ministers W G Spangler J Tygart Dr Neel H L Marm Ed Cox W H Compton and Mrs M P Chase.
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Church of God
The
Delbarton Church
W. H. Compton
Eeese Reese
W. G. Spangler
J. Tygart
BR. Neel
H. L. Marcam
Ed Cox
Mes. M. P. Chase
Mrs John M Perkins Heads Shrine Patrol
Mrs John M Perkins was elected president of White Shrine patrol at a Tuesday night business meeting held at Mrs W Q Walters home on Highland drive. Other officers named include Mrs Charles Javins vice president Miss Margaret Cummings secretary treasurer Mrs Charles Rawson drill mistress and Mrs Monte Kennedy organist. Many members attended the gathering.
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John M. Perkins
White Shrine Patrol
W. Q. Walters
Highland Drive
Charles Javins
Margaret Cummings
Charles Rawson
Monte Kennedy
Mesdames E. J. Burnette
Olive Ray
Ceril Short
G. J. Cottrell
C. W. Crowell
Alma Jones
Elmer Anderson
Fred Case
C. M. Fleming
Ray Smith
Harry Davidson
Dale Jonson
Guy Gibson
Gilaine Hess
Wesley Best
Charles McQueen
George Meisley
Chase Loury
H. R. Glass
Nannie Anderson
Edgar Hill
Harry Adams
L. L. O'Dell
Marion Leishmi
Nation's druggists urged to set up first aid stations
At Connecticut College commencement, an address urged the nation’s 60,000 drug store owners to establish emergency first aid stations as a defense against possible air bombing. The proposal suggested a training program for pharmacists and staff.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut College
NLRB Adjourns Ford Hearings on Union Charges
DETROIT June 5 The adjournment of NLRB hearings into unfair labor charges against Ford Motor Co. delays further action as talks between UAW CIO and Ford continue. Attorneys Capizzi and Sugar requested the recess to extend negotiations. Board officials noted charges could be dropped if workers discharged for union activity are reinstated and espionage claims dropped.
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Detroit
UNS
Uaw-Cio
Ford Motor Company
NLRB
I. A. Capizzi
Ford
Maurice Sugar
National Labor Relations Board
Four couples seek marriage licenses in county records
Applications for marriage licenses filed yesterday at the county clerk office list Leonard J. Bickett and Mary Arlene Hicks, Waldon LaFon and Jean Preston Hunt, Winfield Truman Turley and Gladys Lela Berry, and Leonard Kenneth Seagraves and Juanita Season. Also noted are plans for a future air corps expansion to 30 000 to 50 000 airplanes.
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Leonard J. Bickett
Second Avenue
Mary Arlene Hicks
Shrewsbury Street
Waldon, LaFon
Charleston
Jean Preston Hunt
Berkeley Street
Winfield Truman Turley
Gladys Lela Berry
Spring Hill
Leonard Kenneth Seagraves
Dawes
Juanita Season
Kay Tordh
Pharmacists urged to form nationwide first aid network
June 6 1941 discussion by Prof. Frederick D Lascoff before the Pharmacy Society of New York calls for 60 000 drug stores to become fully equipped first aid stations. He ties public health duty to wartime preparedness and compares the pharmacy to London’s plague era health role.
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West Virginia
Frederick D. Lascoff
I Schiff Shoe
Emamiime Meganen
Society of New York
Lascoff
America
U. S
Uncle Sam
London
Red Cross
Burner of 5100 Bills Dies in Poorhouse
James Law Macke, son of Evansville's first millionaire David Mackey, died penniless at 78 after living in the Evansville Rescue Mission since 1922. Once famed for lighting cigars with $100 bills in the gay nineties, he became Evansville's most colorful figure as wealth vanished after Wall Street speculation.
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Evansville
Ind
James Law Macke
David Mackey
James
Wall Street
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U.S
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Norfolk
Red House
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Hanes
Eee Emporers
Bizex
Hopsack
NS Leatt
Vaicns
Capitol Street
Schiff Shoes
J Schiff Shoes
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