Health Roundup for New Pupils in Harrisburg
Harrisburg November 30 1937. The Summer Roundup program led by Dr Lester K Ade Superintendent of Public Instruction aims to mobilize Parents and Teachers nationwide for annual health exams of entering kindergartners and first graders. The Sunny Roundup began in 1925 inviting communities to locate children and arrange medical and dental care with follow up visits and fall checkups to ensure treatment adherence.
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Harrisburg
Lester K. Ade
National Congress of Parents and ‘Teachers
Sdindergarten
Ade
Royal
Parent-Teacher Associations
Numerous local residents leave for Thanksgiving visits then hunting trip
Personal notices list Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Knapp and others from Armbrbridge and surrounding towns departing for a weeklong hunting trip near Russell City and Brookston Pa after visiting in the city. Several residents travel to Union City Erie Olean and Philadelphia for visits and Thanksgiving departures follow.
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L. B. Knapp
and Mire
Jewell
Armbbridge
John Kimmy
Harry Kimmy
Corry
Arthur Kimmy
Erie
Myron Kimmy
Union City
Russell City
Brookston
Myron H. Reynolds
East Washington Street
C. C. Morton
Missionary Meeting at Bethel Tabernacle in Corry
A special missionary meeting will be held at Bethel Tabernacle 36 East Church Street on Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock. Rev and Mrs Lloyd Shirer of Gold Coast West Africa will speak about their years in Africa and depict current conditions there. The public is invited to hear the missionaries during their Corry visit.
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Bethel Tabernacle
East Church Street
Lloyd Shirer
Gold Coast
West Africa
Africa
Corry
Textile plant strike faces new settlement talks
In Cumberland Maryland on November 30 United Press reports Celanese Corp of America leaders met with United Textile Workers officials in a bid to settle a strike that shut the big Celanese plant on November 1911. The peace conference follows a weekend of clashes in which more than 20 people were injured as strikers demanded a 10 percent wage increase and clashed with police in the plant yard.
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United Press Gumberland
Celanese Corporation of America
Leadvera
United Textile Workers Today
Funday
Parliament withholds support for King Edward wedding
London Nov 30 sources close to the cabinet say Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin informed King Edward he can expect no support from government or Parliament for marrying Mrs. Wallis Simpson. The stance follows two secret Friday meetings Baldwin held with Labour's Clement Attlee and another senior party figure.
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United Prete London
Stanley Baldwin
King Edward
Wallis Simpson
Baldwin
Clement Atlee
Labor Party
Labor warns of new low mood and wage gaps
The American Federation of Labor warns that expansion will stall if gains are not equitably distributed among citizens. The monthly business survey cites a highly favorable outlook for 1987 and points to a rising national income, urging joint efforts to share wealth.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Suen An Grerenee
Sui ‘Ciallenges
Umat
Amtertcan
Federal Reserve seen likely to tighten reserves soon
New York reports the Federal Reserve may raise reserve requirements to curb credit expansion. Analysts note a delay is possible due to psychological effects, with banks holding government discount bills at a loss as they fear winter funding needs. If the budget fails, a strengthening fund may be set up to support Treasury bills.
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York
Federal Reserve
Reserve
Frat
Boston Corporation
Atoma
Treasury
Market Irregular Trading Shakes New York Stocks
Irregular activity and selective buying marked the day in New York as volume eased while totals still reached 50 million shares for the month the largest since March. Major names listed include American Can American Locomotives General Electric General Motors Chrysler Continental Can U S Steel Union Carbide Texaco Paramount Standard Oil and Woolworth among others with broader market notes on declines and steadier issues.
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Aubury Bendix
Aviation Betiilehes
Stout Curtins-Wright Columbia
Chrysler - Continental
General Electric
General Motors
Ieee International Nickel
Kennecott
Kelvinator Oii
Montgomery Ward
National Dairy
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Otis Steel Packard Paramount Penna RR
Socony Vacuum
Sleepy Truck Drivers Cited for Crash Risk
Washington reports show sleepy truck drivers, some on 24 hour shifts without rest, are linked to numerous highway crashes. Federal Transportation officials at Eastman say fatigue endangers road users as regulators seek better rest standards.
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Washington
Federal Transportation
Eastman Res
Bear kill tops county record in three day season
Twenty five black bears were killed in northern Jefferson county during a three day bear season. County line keepers reported today the harvest ranks among the county's history. Local reports reference Highway 92 as a noted route in the season's activity.
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Punxsutawney
Jefferson County
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