Miss Lennie McLaughlin Sways Louisville Politics
Washington dispatch profiles Miss Lennie McLaughlin as assistant boss and key operator of Louisville Democratic headquarters. Brennan allies support her, directing mail and campaigns, with old guards wary but watching her rise in city politics and potential to influence state or national levels.
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Washington
Louisville
Miss Lennie
Bourbontown
Ohio River
Mos Lennie
Col. M. J
Mickey) Brennan
John Whalen
Trish
Brenmnan
Brennan
Lennie
Mickey Brennan
Bren- Tan
Mickey
Barns Burn on Lawrence Scholton Farm in Clymer
Fire last evening destroyed two barns on the Lawrence Scholton farm on the Town Line road between Clymer and Bear Lake. The home and adjoining buildings were saved by Clymer and Panama fire departments. A small car fire inside the smaller barn sparked the flames. Large hay and tools were lost. all livestock were saved.
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Lawrence Scholton
Clymer-Bear Lake
Clymer
Bear Lake
To Clymer
Panama
Shelton
Roy
Barbaria von & Mass
Hames
Missions Board to Spend Over a Million in Coming Year
United Press reports the Board of Home Missions and Church Extensions of the Methodist Episcopal Church will spend more than 1 million dollars next year. The 17th annual meeting in Philadelphia heard resolutions backing child labor reform uniform federal divorce law and anti lynching measures. Dr W A C Hughes spoke on race relations noting discrimination toward Jews and Negroes in relief work.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. A. C. Hughes
Tol
CCC
E. Woolever
National Methodist Press
Large crowd attends sauerkraut dinner at St Eoward's
The Parent Teacher Association at St Eoward's School hosted a large sauerkraut dinner in a redecorated hall. Revenue topped 160 dollars with Mrs M Leo Mulderick as chair, plus chairs for dining and kitchen and ticket sales led by Mrs John Mooney and others. A cake prize was awarded to Miss Thelma A King. A separate note mentions a 100 year candle at Rosary College in Forest Park.
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St. Eoward’s
M. Leo Mulderick
John Mooney
Chicago
Rosary College
Rir Forest
TB Hospital Plan Faces Final Defeat
County commissioners urged approval for a county tuberculosis hospital. Controller Harvey Willis refused citing opposition. Architects Meyers and Johnson reported plans completed 12 days earlier. If no court action overturns Willis, the hospital controversy ends. PWA extension requests await word with no response yet.
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Harvey Mi Wills
Meyers and Johnson
Willis
Tia
Lee
PWA
Death of Miss Mary Hinckley in Clymer
Miss Mary Evelyn Hinckley lifelong Clymer resident died at home after a short illness. Born in Clymer seventy two years ago she was active in Acacia Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and DAR Westfield chapter and was a county committee woman for the first district. Survived by sister Mrs Kittle Hinckley Sheldon funeral Friday at 2 PM at Abbe Reformed Church Clymer with a home prayer service.
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Mary Evelyn Hinckley
Clymer
Miss Hinckley
Otis
Cordelia Hinckley
Acacia Chapter
Order of Astern Star
Sherman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Westfield
Chautauqua
N. Y
Hinckley
Oil City airport project to start December 1
WPA approves 24000 for labor to upgrade Splane Memorial Airport on Dempseytown road. Project creates about 150 jobs for four months, with 6000 dollars raised for materials and trucking, as city provides tools and supervision for the improvements. A separate notice seeks the owner of a dark blue German chinchilla coat with black velvet collar missing from United Brethren church area.
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Oil City
WPA
Splane Memorial
Dempseytown Road
Colin
United Brethrenburgh
Center Street
Ibe
Battle lines form over bootleg coal in Pennsylvania
Attorney General Margiotti hears proposals from anthracite operators to curb illegal coal sales by unemployed miners. Operators urge peace officers' cooperation to halt a 100,000 dollar yearly bootleg trade threatening the industry. No official statement following a two hour conference.
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Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Jroes
Pennsylvania
Charles J. Mar Hidttl
Commonwealth
Margiotti
McGill Faculty Attack Sparks Montreal Campaign
A campaign to abolish or reshape McGill University Faculty of Arts has been launched by a student newspaper affiliate. The effort targets the prominent arts faculty as a major reform initiative.
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McGill
Montreal
Faculty of Arts
McGill University
Chunda
McGil Daily Cral Unii
Myers Seen as Next Secretary of Revenue in Harrisburg
Reports from Harrisburg indicate Robert L. Myers Jr. may become secretary of revenue, succeeding Harry Kalouneras. Judge Stern, already on the supreme court, is set to begin a term in January, while Kalander is noted as a potential successor and Governor Earle’s administration faces changes.
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Harrisburg
Robert L. Myers, Jr
Superior Court
Harry H. Kalou-neras
Kaladaer
Hayace Stern
Yeneh
Para
Stern
Supreme Coust
Wail
Axalodnes
Soonas
Revenue Bureau
Unt
Earle
Sharon May Get 2 Fire Trucks In 1946 Budget
Fire Chief Roy Hall urged the Sharon city council to buy two new fire trucks and fund a new chief's office to oversee the fire department. He cites poor current equipment and asks salaries return to 1931 levels. The council also approved first reading of an ordinance granting blind pedestrians the right of way on city streets.
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Shaw
Roy Hall
Hall
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