Debate over anti third term amendment hints at Washington’s legacy
The narration discusses the anti third term amendment, noting Washington's two term tradition and Jefferson's salute to retirement. It cites historical figures Grant and Theodore Roosevelt in context of non consecutive terms, and reports the Senate Judiciary Committee's 9 to 1 favorable vote.
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Washington
Jefferson
Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Republican Policy Committee
Senate fate of proposed amendment hangs on party split
The House passed the amendment 285 to 121 with 14 not voting. Republicans supported it with 47 Democrats joining, representing 28 percent of Democrats voting. In the Senate the 12 to 14 Democrat range could push the vote to reach two thirds, with Bilbo not yet seated. If 12 Democrats align with Republicans the tally would be 63 to 32, a hair under two thirds, and 14 Democrats could push to 86 to 31, barely over two thirds. The outcome hinges on a Democratic majority ratio and the amendment may fail ratification by three fourths.
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Pico Obehine
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House
Bilbo
Quiz On I Q Answer Key From Classi Ged Page
The quiz lists ten questions covering topics from geography and history to U S inventions and national symbols. Topics include Wist Kanaka zip bay Byrd base ships Moore Mohair Menlo Park and Star Spangled Banner status, plus birth and death year trends.
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Mississippi
Minnesota
Titansis
Ohio
Antarctica
Congress
White House
Washington, D. C
TU. S
Twenty Years Ago in Local Events Feature Mishap and Crime
A high school student suffered a deep cut in the chemistry lab when a tye broke during tests, treated by a local doctor and resumed studies. A man who allegedly drank poison last week shot himself. bullet lodged near the skull, with recovery uncertain. Clyde S. Salen of Cambridge Springs bought the East Washington meat market from George Stockton, with meat cutter W Schneider kept on. A search spans for an Oldsmobile representative amid alleged irregular operations across Corry Titusville and nearby towns. Erie Hammermill led by Bus Downing tied the series with Keystones after a 28-25 defeat on the YMCA court.
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Clyde S. Salen
Cambridge Springs
George Stockton
Washington Street
W. Schneider
Saten
Corry
Titusville
Erie Hammermill
Keystones
Erie
Local Pastor Attends Warren Conference Evanglastic Retreat
Rev H Ray Harris of the local 8 O B Church travels to Warren for a pastors evangelistic retreat at Bethel B U B Church. Two principal speakers include Dr Raymond M Weh editor of Youth Publication and Dr Harold M McConnell of the Federal Council of Churches. Harris will preside over the evening session open to the public. Special music and devotional messages are planned through the day. Also attending from nearby are Rev J Leon Maneval and Rev John Westley now in Hassell Flgis NY Titusville. Dr Francis H Rowley to be honored by a humanities school at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta Ga.
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Warren
H. Ray Harris
Bethel B. U. B
Raymond M. Weh
Harold M. McConnell
Federal Council of Churches
Harris
J. Leon Maneval
Wayne Valley
John Westley
Hasskell Flgis
Titusville
Francis H. Rowley
First Baptist Church
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Oglethorpe University
Atlanta
Fire destroys Wilson's Tavern on Route 19 near Meadville
Meadville February 21 fire officials believe a defective flue in an old fireplace sparked Thursday afternoon blaze that totally destroyed Wilson's Tavern about ten miles west of Meadville on Route 19. Damages estimated at 8000 with roughly 3000 in liquor losses. Three fire companies battled the blaze as crowds watched the wooden structure collapse.
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Route 19
Bridagee Clayton
Dorothea
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Central Wire Co
Beacon Inn
Deer feed sighted near Conewango Valley highway
Rough dinners at Wilson's Tavern in northwestern Pennsylvania noted the town built in 1935. Present owners H Saul and Otto Bandeau travel toward Conewango Valley yesterday after noon. A deer herd gathered in a field by the highway attracting motorists and a bus load of visitors. Over 50 to 100 deer were seen feeding on a hillside near the E. W. Smith farm two miles away.
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Saul and
Otto Bandeau
Conewango Valley
Dioon
Bata
E. W. Smith
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