Bureau of Mines director fight stirs mine politics
The article reports John L. Lewis opposition to Interior Secretary McKay’s nominee for Bureau of Mines director, arguing insufficient mining background and alleging anti-labor forces. It notes past delays, Boyd confirmation, and Senate debates on mining policy, safety standards, and the census requirement.
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Bureau OF Mines
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Senate
Congress
Dr. Boyd
Mississippi
Boyd
Senate Tnterior Com
Mittee
Ml Anti- Boyd
Colorado
Inndiana
Kansas
Maine
Brewster
Febries
Navin Dakota
Ota
West Virginia
Sen
Neely
D-Wva
Hoor
Boye
Martin
Pennsylvania
United States
Directory of Mines Bureau
Bet
Roaming Round Roundup Highlights Local Happenings
A sketch of recent regional events reports budgets, rail dining menu ideas, and civic notes. Pennsylvania and nearby states show broad expenditures while rail dining cars test new meals. Local students, clubs, and businesses are profiled along with public notices and upcoming projects.
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Pennsylvania
New York
California
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Earl T. Cherry
Penelec Employe Magazine
Tne
Gary W. Lyons
Arch Lyons
Port Allegany
Penn State Behrend Center
Erie
Dec
Castor
Axiona
J. Fred Kinley
Theodore Hubley
Jamestown
Hugh F. Moore
Margaret N. Moore
Mariow Street
How Smart Are You A Classified Page Quiz
A reader quiz promises scoring from Genius to Poor based on 10 questions. Answers appear on the Classified Page 1 15. It includes questions on biology drama golf labor law and Bible terms. It notes TV program Vienna transmission from Prague and details on elder down from breast feathers of the elder sea duck.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Carter Hill
A. W. Harmon
St. Paul's Evangelical United Lutheran Church
East South Street
Williams Street
Ben Mosier
Thiel College
Delta Sigma Phi
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel
Shenandoah
Hand Community Hospital
Richard Merker
Zalzneck
West
Washington Street
Alexandre Dumas
Camille
Leo
Wooden
Georgia Peach
Antichrist
Corry school tax reform debated and valedictorian named
Twenty years ago on May 2 1933 Corry School District board discussed retrenchment tax cuts and per capita reductions while a two rail tax reform was considered. Guy Butters was named valedictorian of Corry High School class of 1933 and George Rogers was announced salutatorian.
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Arthur
Eartier
Corry
Board of Education
Guy Butters
Cleroma Bitters
East Wayne Street
Corry High School
Howard J. Sheen
George Rogers
C. R. Rogers
East Congress Street
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Sundsy
South Street
A.D
Colegrove
Philco
Zenith
Spartan
Indiana State Teachers College
Harrisburg
Department of Forests and Waters
Columbus Dam
Country Club
Hilltop Club
Harold “Buss
Brown
Rite
Salvation Army
Sion Projets
Mike Lite
Haying
West Main’ Street
Barney Chase
Alber
Amoroso
South Center Street
Sicily
Vienna
Czechoslovakia
Radio Pragué
Prague
City Council
Cory Relief Fund
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St
Corry, Pa
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S. Center
Moth
Spring Creek
Brokenstraw
U. S
Pionser
Helen
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