Chamber of Commerce set to adopt 40 resolutions in Washington
The United States Chamber of Commerce holds its 37th annual meeting in Washington this week and is expected to adopt more than 40 resolutions. The declarations oppose major points of President Truman's labor and economic controls programs while praising Hoover's reform efforts and urging prompt enactment of related legislation. The history includes rocky relations with the White House dating to 1931.
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Chamber of Commerce Across Roosevelt Era Debates
The text traces the Chamber of Commerce stance from the 1920s through the Roosevelt and Truman eras, detailing proposals on anti trust reform and production curtailment, Hoover opposition, and fluctuating presidential engagement. It notes shifts in policy tone and presidential interactions with the Chamber and mentions a closing remark on the similarity of modern snowshoes to those used by Native Americans.
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Mrs Temples Telegram to Be Performed at Senior High
Preparations are complete for the Junior Class play Mrs Temple s Telegram to be offered at the Senior High School auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday evenings this week. In other notes Miss Dorothy Splesman hosted a party honoring Miss Mary Cronin with games music and a late repast. Joseph Bluehorse of the Pina Ridge Indian reservation spoke at both senior and junior high schools sharing relics beadwork pictures and insights into tribal customs. A meeting was set for this evening at the city building to form a City Baseball League including Company A High School Corry Jamestown and Raymonds.
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Nurse Whitmyer to face larceny charges in Mayville
Miss Helen Whitmyer the 40 year old nurse and evangelist will be arraigned in county court at Mayville on two counts of larceny by false pretenses. She was returned to Mayville from Indiana after extradition papers were signed. Assistant district attorney Sidney T. Hewes said Indiana Governor Schricker approved the extradition. Key witness Nellie Dornberger of Rochester identified Whitmyer and said she loaned $650, expecting repayment from funds Whitmyer claimed she would receive. The defendant contends she was conducting an evangelistic meeting in Florida on October 27, one date in two secret indictments from last October.
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Erie Hospitals cancel Blue Cross contracts
Two Erie general hospitals Himot and St. Vincent’s halted their Blue Cross hospitalization insurance contracts with the Hospital Service Association of Pittsburgh. The move takes effect in about 20 days as both hospitals cite ongoing financial losses under the current terms. Blue Cross policyholders will still be accepted, but only the portion covered by the association will be paid.
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