Roosevelt Island Session Sparks Constitutional Backlash
An account claims President Roosevelt used a secret three day meeting on a Chesapeake Bay island to pressure Democratic lawmakers into backing his court packing and government reorganization plans. It notes exclusions of press and certain party members and predicts a congress summer session decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roossevelt
Congress
Jefferson
Chesapeake Bay
Roosevelt
Roosein Welt
Renee
iMangik
Island
Sesslang
Roosevelt faces pressure to push new reforms in Congress
Washington observers note the President could gain support for his revised court bill wage and zoning proposals and the Ever Normal Granary plan if he pressures enough lawmakers. Without sufficient backing, adjournment and radio appeals to rally public opinion are anticipated amid fears of industrial strife and law enforcement failures. The Southern Democratic bloc and anti CI O sentiment threaten a party split over union activities led by John L. Lewis.
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Congress
Capitol
John L. Lewis
National Labor Relations Board
South
Room for Explorers in Sun Valley Wilderness Vast Area
The wilderness territory near Sun Valley Lodge Idaho covers more area than Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island combined. It features a chain of mountain lakes numerous and remote many unnamed and unmapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Wilderness Territory
Sun Valley Lodge
Idaho
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
World's Biggest Apple Headed to Cornelia Ga Landmark
A giant metal sculpture dubbed the world's biggest apple sits in Cornelia Georgia. The structure exceeds six feet in diameter and serves as a local landmark drawing visitors and photos.
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Cornelia
Residents Visit Relatives Across Cambridge and Lansing
Mrs Lena Richards and her grandchildren Marie and Jackie Myette of Cambridge Mass visit sister Mrs Lawrence Mayhew. Mrs Mildred Richardson of Grand Rapids spends two weeks with her mother. Billy Richardson vacationing in Bolton Mass. Mr and Mrs Chas Adleblue and Mr and Mrs Jerry Price visit Chas Bitler's. Godfrey of Lansing came for vacation. Reuben Rose to Gladwin Friday and cuts hay for Wm Fanshlam. Everett McLain of Lansing spent weekend with relatives.
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Lena Richards
Grand Mydren
S Marie
Jackie Myette
Cambridge
Mass
Lawrence Mayhew
Mildred Richardson
Grand Rapids
Lawrencs Mayhew
Billy Richardson
Bogton
Chas
Adleblue
Jerry
Price
Bitler
Jack
Godfrey
Lansing
Bitler’s
Reuben Rose
Gladwin
Wm. Fanshlam
Everett McLain
Meet-A-While Club News and Upcoming Meeting
The Meet-A-While club met with Mrs. Hazel Lenox to a large crowd. The next meeting is set for July 7 with Mrs. Nellie Ramey. Various local visitors and family members visited and called on residents over the weekend, and Mr. Nell is improving slowly.
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Hazel Lenox
Nellie Ramey
John Smith
Detroit
Oscar Maxwell
Ben Youman
Etta
Clarence Rameys
Tom White
Morris
Harold Kile
Willard Liple
Clére
Frank Nevins
Nellis
Wanda
Loch A Bar Summer Visitors and Local Socials
Mrs A Cline and grandson Elwood Sherman of White Cloud spend the summer at her farm. Miss J Green of Clare visited Mrs F Littlefield. Ambrosiors hosted Mr and Mrs R Hall, Mr and Mrs MacDonald and son, and Mrs Jones of Oxford. Littlefields hosted guests in Lansing and at Bear Lake. Leland and Stanley Mills went to Hart for strawberries.
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A. Cline
Elwood Sherman
White Cloud
J. Green
Clare
F. Littlefield
R. Hall
Mac Donald and Son
Flint
Jones
Oxford
Littlefield
Lansing
B. O'Brian
Detroit
Albert Sherman
Clear Lake
Elm Grove Social Weekend And Church Meeting Notes
Elm Grove reports visits by Hisse Carr and families from Detroit Clare Flint and De troit with trips to camp for a week. Dean Cook Alma and relatives join in. Kahgegob and many attend Eagle church Union services. Rev Cover from India spoke on his mission. Mrs Schieber has been ill for a week.
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Hisse Carr
Chas
Jean Shinski
Detroit
Lewis Slater
Tom Bradley
Clare
Maxine Bradley
Flint
Harry Bradley
Jack Rankin
Jas. McClung
Dean Cook
Alma
H. Wilson
C. J. Jas. Kahgegob
Rosebush
Newton Raymond
Rev. Cover
India
Wm. Schieber
Community Notes From Brown Corners
Donna Leitner returned home after a week camping near Hastings. Local visitors included Frank Sweeney and family from Mt. Pleasant and Ruby Alrey from Clare. Ice cream social planned for next week after the ball game at the schoolhouse. Mr and Mrs Russell Stanley attended a funeral in Flint. Frank Nash and family dined with Forest Garver and family. Arnold Ott visited Detroit friends.
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Donna. Leitner
Hastings
Clare High School
Glen Lower
Frank Sweeney
Mt. Pleasant
Ruby Alrey
Clare
Ernia Ott
Russell Stanley
Flint
Frank Nash
Forest Garver
Arnold Ott
Detroit
Sunday Calling and Local Visits Report
Mr and Mrs Glen Gordon called at the Albert Shaver home and at Clair Coulter's. Frances Coulter visited relatives in Gladwin and returned. Roy and Bernice Black hosted visitors including Roy Francis Harold Rutherford from Reese. The Children Day program at Brown Corners church drew a large crowd. George Nichols visited from Saginaw and stayed with the Roy Sweet family. Roger Kleinhardt and Chas Kleinhardt hosted visitors from Detroit.
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Glen Gordon
Albert Shaver
Clair. Coulter
Myr
Ata
Detroit
Lee Coulter
Flint
Frances Coulter
Gladwin
Floyd Black
Roy Francis
Harold Rutherford
Reese
Bernice Black
Brown Corners
George Nichols
Saginaw
Roy Sweet
Roger Kleinhardt
Petroit
Chas; Kleinhardt
Gilmore Center Church of Christ Weekly Schedule and Local Notes
The Gilmore Center Church of Christ holds morning worship at 10:00 with communion, Bible school at 11:00, and Christian Endeavor at 8:00 p.m. All are invited. July 4 topic by Miss Blaine Pitts is How A Christian Shows His Patriotism. Local notices mention visits, a children’s day program, and a 1934 Plymouth being driven by the Lewis Cook family.
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Gilmore Church OF Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Blaine Pitts
The Motor Car Driver
The article notes the driver as the key factor in traffic crashes. It argues defects and fatigue can cause accidents while many drivers fail to drive safely, ignore rules, or take chances by speeding and passing on hills. It emphasizes cautious behavior and adherence to rights of pedestrians.
No Dukes in English Peerage 1572 to 1623 Revived for Buckingham
London Answers Magazine notes a gap with no dukes between 1572 and 1623. Elizabeth I executed the last two dukes, and James I revived the title for George Villiers, who became Duke of Buckingham.
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London Answers Magazine
Elizabeth
James I
George Villiers
Duke of
Buckingham
Worry Defined as Day Dreaming About Being the Goat
The statement frames worry as a form of day dreaming where you cast yourself as the goat not the hero, suggesting self view shapes worry dynamics. It presents worry as a cognitive pattern linked to self-perception and imagined outcomes.
Cuttlefish Bone Origin Tied to Squid Family
In a concise note the cuttlefish bone is explained as deriving from a squid that belongs to the same family as the clam and oyster. The explanation links the bone to related mollusk groups.
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Ohnson
Clare Hdw.& Furniture Co
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Andersonville
Elm Grove
Gilmore Center
Ed. McAlvey
Samuel Welch
Wm. Phillips
Hol
Charles Carpenter
Jess Shaner
Wesley Shaner
Bert Shaner
Isaac Shaner
Alfred Seitz
Lietz
Lewis Cook
Wm. Tanner
Minnie McQuirk
Nottawa
Sacer’ Counell
Rex
Burne
Elkay’s
Eastman Kodak Agency Films and Kodaks
Rex Salvine
Burns
Westinghouse Electric
Anderson’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Bettes
Bettes Co., Inc
DuBois, Pa
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