Pennsylvania to graduate 75 000 students this June
Corry High School contributes to a Pennsylvania total of 75 000 public high school graduates this year as commencements end in June at over 809 four year and senior high schools. Dr James N Rule notes yearly gains of about 5000 with a slight drop in Corry. Most graduates will seek college, work, or stay for postgraduation programs as relief education aids expand statewide.
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Department of Public Destriction
Commonwealth
Carnegie Foundation
Resignation of Lawrence County relief board chair disclosed
New Castle Pennsylvania May 5. The resignation of Dr. G B Bennett as chairman of the Lawrence county emergency relief board was disclosed today. Dr Bennett, pastor of the First Christian Church, said the situation should be clearly for the state director to make such selections as he desires in explaining his letter of resignation to Rupert L Johnson state relief director.
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Bennett
Lawrence County Emergency Relief Board
First Christian Church
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Ruvert L. Johnson
World Recovery Scheme Aims at Peace Conference Plan
Senator Millard Tydings of Maryland outlines a four point recovery program beginning with a universal Declaration of Peace. He calls for a Washington conference with world powers to settle war debts reduce armaments stabilize currencies and revive world trade. He favors a live-and-let live policy and stresses action despite parliamentary delays.
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Tydings
Maryland
Senate
Washington
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SIX DOLLARS A DAY
Henry Ward raises his minimum wage to five dollars a day signaling improving times as the auto industry shows earnings strength Ford pioneered wage hikes, boosting unskilled pay from 2 13 to 3 a day in 1914 and later to 4 and beyond by 1932, with wages now rising across industries as economists note the link between high wages and purchasing power.
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Henry Ward
Ford
Inihis
New York Stock Exchange eyes modern role under new president
Charles R. Gay, newly installed president, tells St. Louis brokers that the exchange must serve broad public welfare and investor protection, aligning with the Securities and Exchange Commission. He urges courageous policy shifts, stressing public approval as the ultimate sanction and cooperation with regulators to reduce market busts.
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Ne York Stock Exchange
Times
Charles R. Gay
Exchange
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Tollayee
Securities and Exchange Commission
Tate
Lue
Jane Addams and her pacifist legacy in world affairs
Jane Addams shaped humanitarian ideals through Hull House and Halsted Street work. She rejected atrocities of life and political corruption, urging tolerance and reason among neighbors near and far. Her global influence endures as others carry forward her social justice heritage.
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Jane Addams
Hull House
Halsted Street
Chicago
Neigabors
As You Would Be game mocks Hollywood stars
Hollywood May 250 A humorous ad games note describes an occupational fantasy game titled As You Would Be. It lists stars Dick Powell Mary Astor Pat O Brien and others with playful, exaggerated roles in a toylike city setting. The piece humorously imagines familiar actors in quirky jobs and scenes.
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Hollywood
Dick Powell
Mary Astor
Pat O Brien
New York
Lyle Talbot
Allen Jenkins
Patsy Kelly
Main Street
Hranie Meigh
Grand Central Terminal
Barton MaclLane
Kansas City
Kansas City Garlds." Berton Churchill
Mervyn LeRoy
Josephine Hutchinson
Sill
Guy Kibbee
Ne Sparks
Aimee Semple McPherson
Timmy Cagney
Messenger Boya
Michael Curtiz
Mellon Bodyguard Not Confirmed But Pickets Visit Labor Dept
United Press reports in Washington May 25 that Andrew W Mellon does not keep a bodyguard but has critics and lawyers who defend him. A reporter noted a heavyset man seated beside Mellon during testimony who never spoke, receiving a note asking about a bodyguard. The reply: no, Mellon has a flock of nasty attorneys. Pickets from Hartford Firearms Works visited D C to gain attention, but Frances Perkins did not host them for lunch. Sen Pat McCarran lost a hat on a vote related to Roosevelt's bonus veto.
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Washington
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
White House
NRA
Department For Justice
Labor Department
Frances Perkins
Coll Firearms Works
Hartford
Miss Perkins
Hugh Kerwin
No Tabor Conciliation Bureau
Pat McCarran
Wev
Senate
Roostvelt
VALUE OF PACIFIC FISHERIES STOLEN IN 1988
The commercial catch of fishery products on the Pacific Coast was stolen in 1988 totaling 880,161,000 pounds valued at 13,988,000 dollars. About 34,000 people were working in the industry according to a Federal Bureau of Fisheries announcement.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Mivterles
Paris Styles Creed Collects Summer Linen Weaves
Paris May 25 Henry Creed supplements his collection with unique summer models crafted in London. A new stiff crushable linen appears ideal for tailored suits and dresses in blue white and rose red tones with front openings pockets and belt details. Creed pairs solid colors with striped linens for light summer ensembles.
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Creed
Henry Crest
Star Signals May 27 Horoscope Summary
May 27 forecast notes strong energy and power from Mays influence. It lists birthdate hints across years and cautions on health, finances, and relations with older people, urging caution in December transactions and avoiding extravagance in partnerships.
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Mays
Pat Conte
Uuten
Edvie
Naylor Returns from Europe and Lusitania Victims Arrive
J J Naylor of East Pleasant street, a Howard Tanning representative in England and France, returns from a four month Europe trip aboard the same ship that carried Lusitania survivors and victims to New York. Water flows at a new fountain in Center street. A local hose incident suit was reversed by Judge Walling. Births and greetings ripple through local names as society notes.
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J.J. Naylor
East Pleasant Street
England
France
Howard ‘Tanning Company
Europe
Mr. Naylor
New York
Center Street
Federal Building
Seneca Falls Women Push Milk Pasteurization Plan
Seneca Falls women of the League of Women Voters urge pasteurizing the village milk supply after a recent epidemic in Baldwinsville. The Seneca Falls Unit recommends pasteurization to prevent further illness and protect public health.
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Seneca Falls
Baldwinsville
N. Y
Seneca Palls Unit
League of Women Voters
Derby loss ends bets for St Louis veteran commissioner
A St Louis veteran betting official says no more Kentucky Derby futures after losing about $5,000 on bels tie accepted during the winter derbies. The statement reflects a sharp withdrawal from future Derby wagers following the costly experience.
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ST. Louis
Veterah
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