B P W Clubs Convene at Buck Hill Falls Pa
The mothonist regional conference of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held June 10 12 at Buck Hill Falls Pa The northeast region covers 14 states with 278 clubs in Connecticut Delaware Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Vermont and West Virginia Helen Kidd Thompson of Greenville Pa is general chairman and president of the 12 Alltes will serve as the executive committee Miss Margaret Ritenour of Uniontown Pa president of the Pennsylvania Federation host state will head the hospitality committee The conference opens with a reception sponsored by the Pennsylvania Federation on Thursday evening Business sessions begin Wednesday morning with Mrs Thompson presiding Miss Earlene White postmaster of the Capitol division of the United States Senate and president of the National Federation will give the keynote address The Northeast Region Looks to its Business Our Towns Business Friday morning features a town meeting with state representatives Saturday morning includes a Teamwork Demonstration Shop Talk and vocational symposium Many noted business and professional women will take part Speakers include Mrs Myla Blakeslee East Orange NY United States Federation president Miss Isabelle Claridge Wheeling WV treasurer Mrs Mary T Denman Latrobe PA legislation chairman Dr Helen C Potter Trenton NJ health chairman Miss Francis Maule New York publications chairman Miss Ruth Briery Portland Maine emblem chairman and Miss Louie Franklin Bache national executive secretary
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National Federation of Business and Profesional Women's
Clhbe
Buck HU Malls
Delaware
Maine
Maryland
Alltes
Margaret Ritenour
Uniontown
Pennsylvania Federation
Tess State
Thompson
Misa Earlene White
Capitol
United States Senate
National Federation
M's
Myla Blakeslee
East Ornge
Ny J
Ylee
Federation
Isabelle Claridge
Wheeling
W. Va
Treaquirey
Mary T. Denman
Latrobe
Hllen C. Potter
Trenton
N. J
Francis Maule
New York
Ruth
Briery
Portland
Maing
Misa Louie Franklin Bache
Pennsylvania considers under-planting in state forests
Harrisburg officials from the State Department of Forestry and Waters led by Bogardus announced that conifer plantations in state forests may allow underplanting. The plan, a double-planting method, aims to boost timber production and soil protection by pairing shade-tolerant trees with light-demanding evergreens, notably sugar maple, benefiting both public lands and private woodlands.
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Agardus
State Department of Foresty and Waters
Kllay
Pennsylvania
Bogardus
Local grape grower defends vines from neighbors’ pests
In Perry Ohio Harvey Poulger and family kept 20 children forming in vines to protect grape crop from pests. Neighbors fearing loss, filed their crops as a precaution, leading to a tense dispute over protective measures and property actions.
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Painesvilig
Harvey Poulger
Perry
Egypt to Seek British Expert on Armaments Site
A request to send a British expert to visit Weyt and report on a podeme for estimating an ammoni ar factory in Egypt has been sent to the Bessa by the Egyptian authorities. The move aims to assess potential arms camo capabilities and establish preliminary plans for local refinery or production facilities.
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Egypt
Weyt
Bessa
G.O.P. Chair Fight Sees Colegrove Retire from Chair
Erie county Republican contest widens as Arthur Colegrove confirms he will retire from the chairmanship and backs Michael J. Cronin as successor. John Lamberton and Samuel Roberts announce bids, while Norbert Fitzgerald supports the plan to groom Cronin. Democrats set reorganization for June 7 and Republicans meet Saturday in the court house.
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Colegrave
Cronin
Tagain
Thca
Samuel Roberts
Judge James
John Himebaugh
Congress
Imust
Withhaet J. Cronin
Norbert Fitzgerald
Erie County
Maurice J. Coughtin
Salrday
Court House
Train Laundry Delivery Berkeley Opens Route for Men
Berkeley High School opens a course to train men in laundry delivery. The program focuses on how to deliver packages efficiently, aiming to improve practical skills rather than broader cultural goals.
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Berkeley
Berkeley High
Schoo Hs
Eats First Editorial Praising Roosevelt
In Dallas on June 1 the editor Orien praised President Roosevelt in a bold editorial fatally transformed into a cake. A party including Lynn Landrum tasted the cake, noting the editorial page was used to bake a glucose and dextrin dessert honoring the president.
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Roosevelt
Uy United Frees
Dallas
Hobart Orien
Adenirer
Thiought
Dallas Journal
Jones
Lynn Landrum
Diones
Pennsylvania urged to create large state recreational areas
Harrisburg June 1 United Press reports Pennsylvanias Bogardus states need for expansive forest and park development. He urges $10 million to develop state forests and parks, noting 18,000 acres of state park lands exist and criticizing current access to urban centers. He cites New York Indiana Michigan and California as models with large developed areas.
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United Prisy
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bogard
Firests and Waterg
Department
Nega
New York
Indiana
Michigan
California
Sally
Bogardus
Darwin to Get Aerodrome Gateway to Australia
Darwin will host a 31 million aerodrome project described as a gateway to Australia. The plan outlines a major construction initiative to boost air links and regional access.
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Darwin
Australia
Relief Roll Swells as County Sees 6475 on Aid
June 1 report shows county direct relief rising with 43 new cases and 280 more recipients to total 1918 cases and 6475 persons. WPA work declines and May 21 week ends worsen conditions, with 16 cases and 49 people moved back to direct rolls while over 200 heads of families seek WPA positions.
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WPA
Wren
Peing
Columbus High Commencement This Evening
Gowry High School orchestra directed by Mrs. Carlton Chatter will perform at Colm ite High School this evening. The program includes invocations, selections from Pennsylvania and Vienna, presentations of diplomas by principal Bonney, and a recessional. Community Church will host the exercises with public attendance invited.
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Corry High School
Carlton Chatter
Colmite High School
Wagner
St. Paul's
Latheran Ehuryt
Corry
Meatra
Assy
Birdy
Pennsylvania
Margaret Zasaborlete Vocaduet
Bichard “Priskeknd
Harry “Pomp Pone Wssay
Flowers of
Wade Baker
Thred
Vienna
Wanda— Rohestra
Afilton
Bonn
Convicts Buy Radios to Bring News to Cells
Inmates at Prince Albert Penitentiary fund a microphone and two loudspeakers with their own money via a subscription plan to obtain radio entertainment and news for their cells. The initiative aims to improve prison life and provide inmate access to broadcasts.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Prisste Albert
Penitent
Ary
Prisimera
Lovel Dare Not
Alec Graham a successful playwright and Gina Warren a noted painter drift apart as ambition dominates their lives. Gina confesses regret to Barry Bedard while Alec waits and a young cousin Caroline arrives stirring tangled feelings. Alec praises Caroline and contemplates a bold move to place her on stage as he and Gina contemplate a possible shared future and a Bermuda holiday.
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Alec Graham
Gina Warren
Barry Bedard
Gina
Alec
Toye
Ater
Maine
Caroline
Robe Mar Wil
Amyone
Alee
Pittsburgh
Darling
France
Bermuda
Agalti
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