Pan-Pacific Surgical Association to Meet in Honolulu
The Pan-Pacific Surgical Association will hold its second congress in Honolulu from August 6 to 14 with delegates from Pacific nations and the United States. Sessions include scientific lectures, a hospital institute led by Dr. Malcolm MacEachern, and public health programs at Royal Hawaiian Hotel and Queen's Hospital. Dr. Rankin will discuss progress in scientific medicine. about 200 delegates are expected, including 125 from the mainland U.S.
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Pan-Pacific Surgical Association
Honolulu
U.S
United States
Malcolm MacEachern
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Congress Headquarters
MacEachern
American College of Surgeons, of
Chicago
Queen's Hospital
Wiliam Walsh
Dillingham Hal
Punahow School
Fred Rankin
Lexington
Pacific
Tropics
Great Pacific
Jose
WPA Payroll Boost for Erie District Workers
Erie district WPA payroll expansion adds 1,100 workers. Bernard Cochran, district director, reports 250 to Port Erie improvement program boosting Roy Rider’s crew to 600. Additional workers assigned to North Hast reservoir dam and highway projects with the rest spread across five counties. $350,000 allocated for late August to cover 11,000 persons.
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WPA
Erie District
Bernard Cochran
Port Erie
Roy Rider
North Hast
Highway Department
Cochran
Erie
Rce
Life and Duty in Our Personal Choices
A reflection on life as a public trust, not a private matter. The speaker argues that how one uses life affects many beyond the individual, with good choices spreading happiness and bad ones causing harm to others.
Roosevelt Also May Speak at Chautauqua
Chautauqua July 28. President Bestor announced to a nationwide audience that Franklin D. Roosevelt, presidential candidate, is under consideration to speak at Chautauqua between August 20 and 25. A date and speaker list will be announced by the Republican National Committee.
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Chautauqua
Arthur E. Bestar
Te Sunflower State
Republican National Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Democratic Party
Bestor
Mystery Blond Named in Slaying Case Travel Companion
The mysterious blond who accompanied Joseph Perryman of Bellevue on an auto trip after he allegedly killed his wife has been identified as Mrs. Al Unkel also known as Dorothy Boots Brauer a Sandusky waitress. Police say Perryman confessed to the shooting to gain freedom. Mrs Unkel was unaware of the crime during a Central press stop.
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Joseph Perryman
Bellevue
al Unkel
Dorothy
Boots" Brauer
Sandusky
Higher butter prices foreseen in full months
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes consumers may face higher butter prices as drought harms pastures and feed crops since June. July milk production per cow runs 7 percent below the July 1 average, with butter and cheese stocks 15 percent lower than a year earlier. The report expects butter prices in late 1936 to average above 1935 and near 1930 highs.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Sympathy Cultivation And The Art Of Admiration
A reflective note on cultivating sympathy by living among others and contemplating beauty. The text links living empathy with admiration of beauty and the mindful attention that nurtures humane feeling.
Grand Valley Picnic Draws City Crowds at Snyder's Grove
Corry prepares for the 8th annual Grand Valley picnic at Snyder's Grove on Wednesday under Grand Valley Lodge No. 1072 I.O.O.F. An expected attendance reaches the thousands with platform exercises at 1 pm led by Henry H. Bassett. Rev. E. W. Mattison to give the address while the Toys Band from the Quit Fellows orphanage Meadville and Wood Hicks of Youngsville provide music.
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Corry
Grand Valley
Snyder's Grove
Grand Valley Lodge
Pennsylvania
Henry H. Bassett
E. W. Mattison
Pleasantvitle United Brethren Church
Toys Band
Quit Fellows' Orphanage
Meadville
Whe Wood Hicks
Youngsalle
Wattsburg Fair to Reach New Heights in 1936
Wattsburg secretary Harry E Burrows outlines plans for the 1936 Wattsburg Fair to be held September 3, 2, 2 and 4 in northwestern Pennsylvania. The event features birth exhibits, farm machinery, live stock judging for Erie county youth, cash prizes plus a chance to judge at the State Farm Products Show. Open day and night with fireworks, midway attractions, and food stands as exhibitors prep poultry and livestock displays drawing crowds from Corry and nearby farming communities.
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Tigger
Etter
Harry E. Burrows
Pennsylvania
Burrows
Erie County
Paul S. Crossman
T. I. Patton
Wattsbors
Corry
Yielnlly
Affections and Instincts in the Almighty's Works
The fragment notes beauty in natural affections and instincts as part of the Almighty's creative power, underscoring them as among the most beautiful aspects of existence.
Commend Roosevelt on Civil Service Order
The League of Women Voters lauds President Roosevelt for extending civil service rules to first second and third class postmasters as vacancies arise. The group notes the move plus Gov London’s stance to depoliticize the Post Office signals potential merit system legislation from the next Congress.
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League of Women Voters
Washington
Suly
League
Roosevelt
Ilsea
London
Postoffice Department
Ten Highest Spots In Recovery March
Power consumption hits a new all time peak while steel operations rise to their highest since April 1930. Retail sales are the heaviest in five years and building activity runs 62 percent above a year ago. Carloadings are the best for the season since 1931 as gasoline use sets new records. Lumber production climbs to a new peak since May 1930 and automobile output shows the best since the boom. Business failures reach all time lows as the market stabilizes.
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Patrolla
Washington Post
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