Girl Scouts Begin Second Session at City Park
Thirty five Brownies attended the opening day of the second Brownie session led by Mrs. P G Olds at City Park. The four week camp runs daily with songs, treasure hunts, crafts and nature classes. Leaders include Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Knott with aides Mrs. Ingham and others guiding units. nurse Mrs. Thomas Nale to be replaced later.
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P. Golds
Betty Sutherland
Mildred Goldman
W. C. Schoonover
Fred Ingham
William
Stuart Bugbee
Ha McConnell
Donald Pitzer
L. E. Langfitt
Ydack Brantley
Sidney | Ith
Aubrey Broderick
Thomas Nale
Sidney Ith
R. D. Ramsey
Addresses Rotarians Today
Industrial production in Latvia rises from a year ago as Rotary speakers discuss economic outlook and local business activity during a Riga meeting. Local firms report increased output and optimism amid possible policy shifts.
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Latvia
Jewish Bar Grads Vote Hunger Strike
Three hundred Jewish applicants to the bar began a hunger strike in Warsaw to protest a Justice Ministry decree shutting admittances to the bar for seven years. They acted after a protest meeting blaming the decree on reducing overcrowding in Poland’s legal profession.
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Warsaw
INS
Ministry of Justice
Poland
GM to Produce 215000 Cars July Through October
Detroit June 23 IN S reports in the auto industry that a nationwide shutdown after the Fourth of July is unlikely. General Motors will produce 215000 units from July to October with plants returning to full operation by September. Knudsen said inventory and model changes will stagger production and aid for unemployed workers will be provided where state unemployment insurance is not in force.
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Detroit
General Motors Corporation
William S. Knudsen
Ministers Preview The Money Changers in Charleston
A preview of the religious drama The Money Changers will be shown for Charleston ministers at 8 p m tomorrow in the Baptist temple gymnasium. The work is scheduled for a public performance on June 30 at the Shrine mosque under the auspices of the West Virginia Council of Religious Education.
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Charleston
Baptist Temple
Shrine
West Virginia
Marriage Notice for Arlene Otey and Peter J Gallo
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Arlene Otey to Peter Joseph Gallo. The ceremony took place at Beckley Presbyterian Church on June 14 conducted by Rev J L Lines. The couple will reside in Beckley and attend to early life in England.
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W. B. Otey
Oakland
Arlene Otey
Peter Joseph Gallo
Natale Gallo
Beckley
Beckley Presbyterian Church
J. L. Lines Wearver
Gallo
Premature Explosion Mangles Seven Oil Workers at Hobbs
Seven oil well workers were killed and four seriously injured near Hobbs New Mexico when an ultradynamite charge they prepared to shoot a well exploded prematurely. Witnesses were injured by the blast making identification difficult. tentative names include H L Greer J T Broughton Forrest Wasten Charles Wigly Alex Blair and a man named Case man. The injured were rushed to a hospital for treatment.
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Hobbs
N. M
HL. A. Greer
J. T. Broughton
Forrest Wasten
Charles Wigly
Alex Blair
Caseman
Removal of Pin To Be Attempted
Twenty one months old Joe Clark of Meeker California rests in Illinois research hospital awaiting surgeons to remove an open safety pin lodged in his right lung. Doctors in Denver failed to remove it and the child is being sent to Chicago for treatment with its renowned facilities.
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Chicago
INS
Joe Clark
Meeker
Calo
Illinois Research Hospital
Dee Clark
Joe
Denver
Denver Foundation Aids Surgery Costs For Infant Case
The Denver foundation contributed to cover expenses of a critical surgery and the Burlington railroad paid half of the baby's travel costs. The father accompanied the infant to Chicago where the operation to remove the pin was performed.
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Denver Foundation
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Belgian China loan for Lunghai railway Western extension
A Belgian interests contract with China to supply material for the Lunghai railway western extension includes a loan of 15,000,000 dollars. The hospital remark about timing of a will is noted but unclear in context.
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China
Lunghai Railway
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