UN BEIRUT TALKS ON WOMEN RIGHTS AMENDMENT VIEWS
Opponents led by Judge Dorothy Kenyon of New York City challenge the amendment and argue the UN Charter does not compel U S congressional action. Sixteen UN member nations attend the Beirut meeting to study reports on conflicts between national laws affecting married women domicile marriage and divorce and treaties on nationality with recommendations due by April 4. The Commission has urged member states to guarantee equal rights and equal pay for work of equal value across all spheres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Kenyon
New York City
United States
UN Commission On the
Kenyon
Congress
Beirut
Lie
Sules
Commission
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files
Twenty years ago on March 21 1929 a house fire on Carter Hill road injured Mrs. Ross and damaged her home while a machinist named Thomas Kinney suffered a toe injury at Ajax Tron Works. A new furniture store owned by A L Root planned to open on South Center street with Charles Shuss as manager. Lawrence Thoms promoted Overland and Willys Knight cars and displayed a 1929 coach model to local buyers. Mr and Mrs PAR Harmon announced the marriage of Missella Irene Harmon to George F Bond. Phillips Jones Corporation announced East Main Street site choice at Summer Street intersection after reviewing local options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kinney
Ajax Tron Works
Mr. Kinney
A. L. Root
South Center Street
Rant
Charles Shuss
Lawrence Thoms
Overland and
Willys~ Knight
Tie
Par. Harmon
This Jolig
Missella Irene
George F. Bond
Mbs
J. Bond
Mayville
March Nest Buffalo
Phillips-Jones Corporation
East Main Street
Summer Street
China cabinet completed amid crisis and indictments
By Associated Press, Nanking March 21. Premier Ho Ying-chin selected a cabinet ending internal crisis. CN A says full list to be released tomorrow. Earlier reports claimed completion, then sources said lists were submitted to Chiang Kai-shek for approval. Indictments allege Sun Fo misused about 110 million goyilan. Court to rule. The Chungking cruiser bombed by Nationalist planes after desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nanking
Ho Ying-Chin
Central
Hen
Chiang Bai-Sheky
Chiang
Li Tsung-Ten
Control Yuan
Sun Po
Cenltal
Kuomintang
Ging
Li ‘Sung Jen
Supreme Court
Th c
Sun Fo
Shanghai Bank
Legaf
Contrat Yuan
Sub Fo
Lan Ni
Chungking
China
Aturora
Jamestown Youth in Critical Condition After Route 6 Crash
Four Jamestown youths were returning from Morrisville Agricultural School when their car collided with a machine operated by Lawrence Carpenter of Penfield. Phillip Lawrence Edson, 19, was killed. Ronald Anderson, 20, and Richard Hartenstein Jr, 20, both of Jamestown, were in critical and good condition with injuries. Carpenter, 36, was treated for minor bruises and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maren
Ronald Anderson
Jamestown
Rhinehart Hospital
Westfield
Philllip Lawrence Edson
Anderson
Edson
Richard Hartenstein, Jr
Morrisville
N. C
Nearby Schools Receive State Fund Allotments
Erie county school districts receive legislative aid for public schools with Con cord township Wayne township Higin Le Boeuf township Mill Village Ahlon City listed. Army recruiter Horony notes drive for National Guard and Enlisted Reserve Corps enlis hments with vacancies in all branches. Enlistment now possible at any U S Army or U S Air Force Recruiting Station weekdays and Saturday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Pennsylvania
Gpl
Horony
Otticer
Corry
Oqueuss
Erie County
Gelarald Wagner
Harrisburg
Concord Township
Wayne Township
Higin
le Boeuf
Mill Village
Ahlon City
Pennsylvanna National Guard
ERC
U. S. Army
U. S. Air Force
Equal Rights for Women Advances in Senate Amid UN Talks
The U S Senate Judiciary Committee approved the proposed equal rights amendment for the first time unanimously. Introduced in 1923, it has grown in support across generations with about 35 national groups backing it, while major unions and many organizations oppose, citing potential harms to protective labor laws and family support provisions. Proponents argue women lack full constitutional citizenship and urge broad protections, while opponents warn of legislative reversals affecting women’s work and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations Commission On the Status of Women
Beirut
Lebanon
United State Senate
Judiciary Committee
Thouch
Truman
Partes
National Woman’s Party
National Educational Association
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
National Association of Women Lawyers
American Womin's Medical Association
Hot Cto
AFL
Dengue of Women Voters
American Association of University Women
The
YWCA
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Bereretary of Labor
Frances Perdns
Eleanor Roosevelt
Tn General
United States
How's Your AQ and Other Questions
Youth killed by truck blower accident reported near Buller, Pa. A 2 year old boy died from internal injuries after a truck collision while returning from his girlfriend’s home on Route 8, ten miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
Sakmont
Wes Chester Bodenheimer
Here
Erie Woman Killed In Turnpike Crash
Mrs Ronald Nargeson of Erie was killed when her car crashed into the rear of a truck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike east of Bedford. Her husband and a passenger, Mrs Shirley Coughlin of North Girard, were injured and hospitalized at Everett Hospital. Nargeson in serious condition with a fractured skull. Coughlin treated for a pelvis injury and listed in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Bedford
Ronald Nargeson
Mites
Nargenson
Shirley Coughlin
North Girard
Everett Hospital
Nargeson
1 Coughlin
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Harry Ross
Carter Hill Road
Maava— Dam
Jamestown Youth “Critical Wreck
Solid Fuels
Foster E. Davis & Son
North Center Street
Keystone VanCise
Stevie
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
House OF Flowers
South
Center St
Ara
Erneget
CRTC
Lanston
Djo
New
Leed
Aoe Frank's Tavern
East Min St. Corry
Spaghetty and Raviole
New Deal Optical Cra
Erie, Pa
Stahl
New Watch
Dixen
Woch Crystals
Big 6 Baby Ben
Inventry
Stahl Jewelers
Coats
Gabardine
Lothes
Page & Nichols
Con Go
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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