Close of 39th Chautauqua Features Three Lead Events
The final eight days of Chautauqua's 85th season feature Gladys Swarthout in a solo recital, a Producers and Consumers Forum mass opinion study, and the Institute of World Missions. Swarthout appears Aug 27, singing 16 songs in four groups without orchestral backing. The event also hosts new consumer research tech by Miller-Janelin to gauge public attitudes. Institute runs Aug 22–28 under Women for Home and Foreign Missions. notable speakers include Dr. Robert W. Searle, Dr. Anna White, and Mrs. Howard Le Sourd. Three guest artists also perform: Mischa Mishkin, Georges Miquelle, and William Primrose. Additional highlights include the Yeoman of the Guild revival and Beebe lecture, plus a closing symphony under Albert Stoessel.
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Chautauqua
Tusi Prograga
Gladys Swarthout
Metro
Olltan
Producers
Consumers” Forum
Institute of World Missions
Swarthout
Miller-Janelin and Company
New York City
Gallup
Fortune
Sanford Griffin
Paul F. Lazarfeld
Fran N. Stanton
Institute of World iMission
Council of Women For Home Missions
Foreign Missions Conference Committee of Women's Work
Robert W. Searle
Anna P. White
Howard M. le Sourd
Brewer Eddy
Paul B. Kern
Albert Stoessel
Mischa Mishnkof
Georges Miquelle
William Primrose
Paul B. ‘Kern
Wee's
Institute of Missions
Chautauqua Opera Association
Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Gloria Hollister
William Beebe
Beebe
Bermda
Chautauqua Symphony
Mary Gecker
Eddy
Greater New York Federation
Symphony
George William Vollkel
Atma P. White
Women's Missionary Magazine
India
Yosha Saito
the Colony
Howard'm. le
New England
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal
Ite
Gay MacLaren
Frances Homer
Joan of ‘Arc
G. A. Fallon
Natrona Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church
Walter Howe
Middle East Mission Young People's Covenant
Increased NYA Aid in Pennsylvania for 1938 39
Pennsylvania’s National Youth Administration will increase aid by 115 615 dollars to fund 1 200 more high school and college students in the coming year. The total high school and college allotment is 1 639 805 dollars with 870 630 dollars for 25 600 high school students and 705 775 dollars for 8 250 college students. Funds are administered by Dr. Levi D. Gresh through local representatives. students may work to receive funds. Special Negro graduate aid is set aside. The NYA program is not a gift and students work in or about schools or colleges. The article also previews cultural events and Chautauqua activities for late August including performances by Vollkel, Yosha Saito, Gay McLaren, Frances Homer, and Richard Crooks.
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Hawusnand
Pennsylvania
National Youth Administration
Walter S. Cowing
Levi D. Gresh
NYA
Cowing
Aged Couple Observes 68th Wedding Date
Kane Aug 18 The Rev and Mrs James W Wilson of Jamestown formerly of Kane celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary this week Family members shared a chicken dinner They united in marriage at Bear Lake August 14 1870 and are still active The Rev Wilson is 90 years old and his wife two years younger Chambers Gibson Reunion Held Island Park Youngsville Pa 103 guests from multiple towns attended Picnic dinner and business meeting were conducted Officers were named for the table committee Next reunion set for third Sunday in July 1939 Island Park Youngsville Pa
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Kane
James W. Wilson
Jamestown
Bear Lake
Wilson i
Chambers-Gibson
Island Park
Youngsville
Bolivar
Rochester
Allentown
N. Y
Meadville
Warren
Pittsfield
Tidioute
Corry
Columbus
Paul Slagle
St. John
Alma Dingfelder
Violet Platner
Gerta Chambers
Maude Drobnek
Island Pari
Arrested youths in stolen car after crash
Three Cleveland youths aged 17 to 21 were arrested by state motor police near Saybrook after a crash in a stolen vehicle. The car, previously wrecked near Union City, had its Ohio and Pennsylvania plates removed. They were held for charges, with possible federal action under the Dyer Act. Witness Harry Lewin provided the license number to authorities.
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Kane Motor Police
Union City
Kane
Cleveland
Ohio
Saybrook
Lewis Scott
James Braiwater
Ad John Underwood
Allot
Aso
Ava Street
Toen
Butler
Pennsylvania
Rowte
Scott
Jess Johnson
Sheffield
R.D
Harry Lewin
Pulitzer reporter details Justice Black Klan ties
Ray Sprigle told Kiwanis at the YMCA luncheon that he pursued a story linking Justice Hugo L Black to the Ku Klux Klan in Alabama after Paul Black, a newspaper owner, urged the investigation. Rival Klansmen freely spoke, aiding the Pulitzer winning report.
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Hugo L. Black
Ku Klux Klan
Alabama
Black
Sprigle
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