Marines Fight for Expanded Corps in Senate Hearing
Senate hearings opened on a Douglass bill to raise Marine personnel to 400000 and give Marine representation on the joint chiefs of staff. Rep McDonough urged a similar House vote as bills to enlarge the corps move forward.
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Paul H. Douglas
Senate Armed Services Committee
Marine Corps
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rep. McDonough
Calif
House
Douglas
Sen
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Truman
Navy
Stalin
Secretary of Defense
Joint Chiefs
Bradley
Army
Eisenhower
Ditson B Gates
House Armed Services
Ten trivia questions from a mid-century quiz page
A list of ten questions tests memory and general knowledge. Topics include church calendar, Kentucky Senate appointment after Virgil M Chapman death, tarpon versus whales, demonyms Kansan and Michigander, Imperial Japan’s official religion, novelist Sorrel and Son, National Gallery of Art, Continental Congress currency engraving, a city wall collapse from a trumpet blast, and correct punctuation in a sentence.
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Govenor of
Kentucky
Morning Journey review at Corry Public Library
Corry readers glimpse James Hilton's Morning Journey a new full length portrait of a warm humorous woman whose generous nature charmed audiences. The note includes library context and mentions the Marine Corps as a service with historical references and April 3 1860 postal line.
Garden plots offered for unemployed in local move
Twenty years ago in April 1931 the city announced 30 plus acres north of town would be divided into garden plots with no rent to aid the unemployed. Measles cases dwindled under Health Officer John Ruppersbure. Kiwanis planned a city swimming pool after success of the West Columbus rink. Cassius Sears to open a golf driving range near the State Fish Hatchery. Four grass fires reported but controlled. Rex and Grand Theatre upgrades underway for better lighting and sound. Treason defined as the only crime in the U.S. Constitution.
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Waclark
L. Alexander
John Ruppersbure
West
Columbus Avenue
Kiwanis Club
Cassius L. Sears
State Fish Hatchery
Widow Loses Court Battle In Jamestown Estate Case
In Jamestown on April 16 a four year series of appeals ended with the State Court of Appeals upholding a Rochester Supreme Court decision. The dispute centered on a home at 124 Cooke Avenue valued around 3 000 dollars and Mrs Mae S Anderson's claim to part of the estate of late husband Elmer B Anderson. The court rejected claims that a separation paper was signed under duress and affirmed Helen P Brown executrix of the will, ending Mrs Anderson's bid to recover the estate shares willed to Brown.
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Jamestown
State Court of Appeals
Albany
Cooke Avenue
Elmer 8. Anderson
Mae S. Anderson
Meeting on Brucellosis Project Thursday in Albion High
A county program for dairy herd brucellosis testing has begun in Conneaut township to aid dairymen in building disease resistance as a step toward broader testing. A meeting will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. at Albion High School where county veterinarians will explain the program.
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Erie
Conneaut Township
Albion High School
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