Maine GOP Primary Set to Re nominate Barrows on June 20
Porland Maine June 17 Supremacy of Gov Lewis O Barrows within the GOP is stressed by the state convention as he seeks renomination. Opponent Roy L Fernald argues against Barrows stewardship while Michael Bran serves Democratic nominal. Fernald runs on promise of economy and no new taxes. Bran seeks to solidify Democratic fences. Barrows touts old age aid education gains and new state facilities without loans. Bran predicts a 20000 vote margin.
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Pornland
Republion
Lewis O. Barrows
Roy Lb. Fernald
Winterport
Barrows
Louis J. Bran
Byam
Maine
Vermont
Education Department
Penard
Penn a eighth in Bangs disease tests for cattle in state
Pennsylvania tests 884 out of 1900 cattle in forty six months relate to Bangs disease data show the state is eighth in animals tested and seventh in disease free results among 48 states. The article cites Aristotle and a fragment on universal affirmations.
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PENNA
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg Speeds Plans for Blue-Gray Reunion
Harrisburg reports Gettysburg prepares a six mile canvas makeshift city for the 75th anniversary reunion of Civil War veterans. About 2500 veterans and as many spectators expected with health and safety measures, governors and dignitaries to attend from June 29 to July 6.
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Harrisburg
ollLwlelrts
Gettysburg
State Publicity Commission
Roudelde
Division of Hygiene
Department of Health
Fresh Egg Law Ties Ads to Exact Standards in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg officials announce strict enforcement of the June 7 egg rules. A fresh egg must meet air cell, yolk, white and development criteria and only be sold as fresh or just eggs. The bureau of markets will police advertising and sale to ensure compliance.
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Harrisburg
Jume
J. Han
French
Bureau of Markets
Amiey
Pennsylvania
Orden
Eges
Figures in African Mahogany's Value and Strength
African mahogany is often lighter than its American tropical counterpart yet prized for its figured wood. The species yields decorative grain widely used in fine furniture and veneer work, appealing to woodworkers seeking distinctive patterns and premium appearance.
Committees to Probe Business in Incoming Congress
Washington June 17 The 12 member joint committee will study monopolies and the limits of the Sherman and Clayton acts. Sen Joseph C O Mahoney will head the inquiry with members from both parties and officials from Treasury Justice Commerce Labor SEC and FTC. The panel has a $400000 fund and aims to draft a legislative program for next year.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Departmenta
Dannually
Sen
Joseph
C. O'Mahoney
Dy Wyo
House
Congress
Treasury, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
T He Securities ‘and Exchange Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Earle-Jones State Campaign Spent 161,000 in Primary
The Earle-Jones state campaign committee reported 161,996 in primary expenditures. Receipts totaled 916,948 with unpaid obligations of 61,035. Major contributors included Matthew W. McCloskey Jr and John B. Kelly of Philadelphia, James Law of Luzerne County, J.C. McCloskey, and Edward B. Lee.
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Earle-Jones
United Press
Harrisburg
Earle-Jones State Campaign Committee
State Elections Bureau
John E. Miles
Carlisle
Matthew W. McCloskey, Jr
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
Jamex Law
Luzerne County
J.C. McCloskey
Edward B. Lee
Flag carried through Civil and world wars tied to family
A 15 year old American flag linked to Civil War and World War II service is described. It was carried by Major Joseph M. Strickey of the Tridiana Volunteers in the Civil War, then by Robert Stricker a Cincinnati pressman who later carried it in the Navy during World War II.
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Py United
Cincinnati
Robert Stricker
Joseph M. Strickey
Tridiana Volunteers
Robert
Navy
Parthenon Ruined by 1687 Turkish Powder Magazine Explosion
The Parthenon, famed relic of ancient architecture, suffered destruction in 1687 when a Turkish powder magazine exploded, causing severe damage to the structure and erasing parts of its historic facade.
Seeandhee Special Night Cruise on Great Lakes
The Seeandhee, largest exclusive nursing ship on the Great Lakes, will moor at Erie Public Dole for a gala night cruise hosted by the & B Transit Company. The 1000 foot vessel offers grand salon, upper deck ballroom, smokings rooms, and dance acts by Leo and Ruth, the Vanettes Beauty Chorus, Lehman and Mano, and the Capitol Swing Orchestra. The ship sails from Erie Public Deck at 8 P.M. and returns at 1 A.M. daylight saving time.
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Great Lakes
Erie
B ‘Transit Company
Pennyania
Dyme
Leo
Rute
Vanettes Beauty
Lehman
Mano
Erie Chapter Highlights Historic Places in Guidebook
The Guidebook to Historic Places in Western Pennsylvania from the University of Pittsburgh Press features Erie county sites such as Fort Presque Isle and Reed House. It notes the Erie Club and Stanton House with historic ties, plus the Old Customhouse on State Street and the fort at Le Boeuf described with 1753 connections to Washington and Gist.
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Pittsburgh
Erie County
Pennsylvania
University Press of
The
University of Pittsburgh
Waterford
Fort Presque Isle
Erie
Hurrison Hall
Gridley’s Grave
Reed
Peach Street
Charles M. Reed
Erie Club
Stanton
Second
Wit’er
Cancua
State Street
Fourth
Fifth
United States Bank
Wxiel County Historical Society OF History
Watertorg
Wort le Boeuf
High Street
Water’ Street
Water Street
Ohio Valley
George Washington
Christopher Gist
Diciridle
Virginia
Prague Policewomen Recruit Emphasize Feminine Outlook
Job requirements for new Prague policewomen call for height and strength and a completely feminine outlook on life. Jiu-jitsu will be a chief training item alongside other sports skills to prepare recruits for duties.
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Prague
William Sherman Raised by Ewing and Married Ellen
After Charles Sherman died his widow and 11 children faced burden. Neighbor Thomas Ewing took young William Sherman to raise. William and Ewing's daughter Ellen grew up as playmates and eventually married, forming a notable family tale in Lancaster Ohio.
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General Sherman
Charles Sherman
William T
Lancaster
Ohio
Thomas Ewing
William
Major Working Placements In Larger Cities 1935 Survey
A Pennsylvania state employment service survey shows nearly three quarters of about 20 000 first quarter 1935 placements were in manufacturing and domestic services in large urban centers. Men largely in public construction and manufacturing. women in domestic service and textiles.
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Gettysburg College
Ben Burns
Gettysburg Dime
Fort Meade
Settysburg
Pickel
Veterans’ Camp
Pennsylvania
Yarizia
Roosevelt
United States Army
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Mblic
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Halph M. Bashore
Bushore
Xinda
Silk producing in South urged by planter
Penny June 17. Production of raw silk in the south to replace the declining Niling cotton industry has been suggested by Robert Cohen, a planter. He notes silkworms thrive at 68 to 77 degrees and a domestic sericulture industry would employ many skilled workers, increasing a farmer's income by 20 to 40 dollars per month per acre.
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United Press
Robert Cohen
Qid-Aoutt
Cohen
First Protestant Church Service In New World
Col list's Weekly notes the first Protestant service in the New World was held in 555 in a French Huguenot settlement on de Villagaignon Island in the bay of Wio de Janeiro Brazil.
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New World
Collist
de Villagaignon Island
Bay of Wio de Janeiro
Brazil
Columbus PTA Social Set For June Twenty Third
Colimbus town notes announce Columbus Parent Teachers Association plans a sock hop and social on June 21 at the Deas school playgrounds with a games program and invitations extended to all residents. Local families and teachers are listed among attendees and contributors.
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Colimbus
Comemunity
Ray Harris
Cory
Spd
George Stranigue
Warren
Mag Eilduin
Mildred
Myrna Sehnasaling
Frank
Schramling
Mathew Snyier
Charles Farnham
Jennie Moore
Virginia Wickwire
Ty Clarlon Suneay
Tack Andrews
Maudvill
John Omanis
My Uni Miva
Willink and Sonn
N. Ys
Arlene
Norma
Brie
Clarence Moore
Leonard Stockton
Bertha
Stockton
Édo
Blanche Bittlewell
R. Andrews and Sons
Tack and Howard
Mensville
John Obrn
Allen Chamberlain
Betty Lou
Sn. Richard
Williamsport
Ars
Capleton Curtin
Daane Parga
Gus Lawson
Lalewont
N. Y
Misa Grace Moode
Arle
Clarethe Moore
Chaylea Swanson
Ea Haight
Corry
Franke Smith
BuWhle
William Ilovs
Joan
Lewistown
Paysnent
George Stranigan
Wut Sehpemine
George Schinmling
Bertha Stockton
Veryone
Nevet
Dana Careyp
Erie
Bridge
Clb
Blanche Bunnell
Henry Busch
Carery Ps
Crystaduus Adana
Carter Hill
Martin Willams
Manner of Prayer Provokes Vandalism at Pall Gospel Church
Cambridge Mass June 17 Police report William H King 34 pleaded guilty after breaking 18 window panes at Pall Gospel Church during services. He said the prayer style annoyed him and he wanted to stop it. District attorney Stone was informed.
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United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Beeaage
William H. King
Pall Gospel
Arthur Py Stone
King
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