Illinois Primary Seen as Test of Strength for Borah Knox
United Frees correspondent surveys Illinois voters as Senator William Borah and Chicago’s Frank Knox campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. The piece traces Borah’s long record, past party bolts, and Knox’s competing claim in a race shaped by Landon supporters and Roosevelt-era splits.
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Bryn Mawr Plans May Day Pageantry in Elinabethan Style
Bryn Mawr College prepares a May Day celebration in an Elizabethan theme with undergraduates and faculty, featuring a chosen Queen of the May and committees handling scenic design plays and music. Mane Alleyne Lewis, a Princeton sophomore, is noted amid preparations as the leading student among those selected to wear garments symbolic of beauty and gentleness.
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Illinois primary chaos as Borah Knox battle heats up
Illinois voters face a colorful primary with Roosevelt on the Democratic line and Knox versus Borah in the Republican race. Borah trails Knox in endorsements while Horner fights for renomination against Bunjesen. Other races include gubernatorial contests and a Nebraskan Senate battle shaping the national scene.
Million WPA Music Performances Reported in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg April 13. WPA music units in 15 Pennsylvania counties attracted over one million attendees this week. Edward N. Jones said performance attendance records from project heads support the figure, with unit releases averaging 20 52.00 weekly in wages as of March 27. From November 1 1985 to March 31 1986 a total of 228 681.96 dollars was paid in wages to project employees.
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Dessert protection taken at Walla Walla College
Walla Walla College installed a 40 quart ice cream freezer at the dairy to prevent a repeat of the 1935 student food strike over desserts. The move aims to ensure orderly dessert distribution and avoid future protests on campus.
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Death of Mrs Satterlee in Corry
Mrs Sarah A Satterlee 620 Nort henter street Corry dies at home after long illness. Widow of Clinton Satterlee she lived in Corry most of her married life. Survived by son Lena at home and daughter Mrs Frank Auer of Clermont, Fin. She belonged to Emmanuel Episcopal Church and Corry City Chapter Order of Taste in Star. Body at Bracken Keating Funeral home. funeral plans to be announced.
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Plan to Curb Floods Dooms 14 Ohio Towns
United Press reports a $40 million Muskingum watershed plan will displace residents in 14 eastern Ohio villages and many farms within 16 counties. The project aims to store water and conserve soil, though some residents face relocation as towns like Zoarville Plainfield and Newville may be abandoned or moved. District officers plan to assess each relocation case individually to avoid creating new public hardships.
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Beck, Noted Attorney, Dies at Washington
James Montgomery Heck Beck, 75, prominent attorney and former solicitor general, died in Washington of coronary thrombosis. A Democrat-turned Republican, Beck served as solicitor general from 1893 to 1895 and later practiced law in New York and Philadelphia. He retired from the House in 1934 amid opposition to New Deal policies and was active in Liberty League affairs and constitutional debates. Funeral arrangements not announced.
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Youth Problems Highlighted at Pennsylvania Social Work Meet
The Pennsylvania Conference on Social Work in Bria April 10 18 1936 will discuss Youth Problems from multiple angles. Speakers include Dr Herbert L Spencer Pennsylvania College for Women and Frank J Skalak Brashear Association Pittsburgh with sessions by Marjorie Wallace and Helen Pigeon. Dr Samuel W Hartwell of the University of Buffalo will address Adolescence while Agnes Smart speaks Saturday afternoon.
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University of Buffalo
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Bradford Youth Dies in Auto Crash Injuries
Bradford apri 14 news: Linton a 22 year old Bradford youth died Saturday from a car crash. Emil Samuelson 22, his passenger, is in critical condition at hospital. Police believe the car left the road Friday night struck a concrete bridge and plunged into a creek. Yale looks back to 1732: Charles Chauncey, youngest Yale graduate, earned the Sheepstein at 15 years 26 days in 1792.
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Almighty Dollar Echoes Through War Effort Details
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Washington issued message on the war effort frightening in tone. It references Crile Ville and Eve Soy, though the full meaning remains unclear due to transcription errors.
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Problems of School and Home speaker named for public schools
Supervisor of the Children's Aid Society of Allegheny County and a former visiting teacher in Rochester public schools will discuss "Problems of School and Home." The event centers on cooperation between schools and homes to support student learning.
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Yale Outdoes Harvard in New Haven Dining Costs
Food at Yale is cheaper than at Harvard with Yale dining halls charging $8.21 for twenty one meals while Harvard asks $9.25. The ad prompted discussion among Crimson Undergraduates as prices drew attention to campus dining.
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Durant City to Restore Former Name on May 1
Residents learn Durant City will revert to the name Durant City on May 1 after petitions from Roland and Eben James, pioneer chemical manufacturers, gathered over 900 signatures. Post office changes include new stamps and equipment arriving within two weeks, with no clear indication of a name change for mail routing yet.
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Find New Clues to Brookville Slaying
Continued from Page One the victim had been attacked and found near the signal tower where she worked Friday night. The sheriff's office said no definite clues were found but officers were following lines that may lead to an arrest. Investigators suspected a local resident known to the victim. Railroad detective Charles Best aided the search for the slayer.
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