What the President Asked for and What He Got
Washington July 20 Just back from vacation in the Adirondacks the President told news correspondents Congress had passed everything he wanted. He argued farmers face tariff controlled Republicans who thwarted measures. urged a Democratic Congress to promote reciprocal trade and cooperative agriculture.
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Outing at Lake Manitou and local hospital visits noted
Sunday outings included Roy and Wilma Good with son Don and others at Lake Manitou. Odis Myer was hospitalized at Kokomo Good Samaritan after an operation. Rufus Flora underwent surgery at Kokomo Good Samaritan. Union meetings at the park draw large crowds. Rev. Stovall spoke. Relatives announced the marriage of Josephine Bricker and Marian Arnott of Chicago.
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Coolidge Proposals Passed by Congress Bragged By Spokesman
Congress approved several Coolidge measures including entrance into the World Court revenue legislation lump sum budgeting leaving spending choices to the Treasury and cooperative marketing and state road labor bills. The Spokesman boasted of the enacted laws.
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Coolidge Proposals Rejected in Congress Summary
A list of Coolidge era measures rejected by Congress includes farm bills for Tincher and Fess, a radio bill, Muscle Shoals sale to Alabama Power, coal legislation, and reshaping the Shipping Board. Also noted are Volstead Act enhancements, railroad consolidation, and federal appointments of Tilson Brossard and Lowell with recess appointments issued before the President left office.
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Congress Accomplishments Highlight Bi partisan Support
The piece notes two main Congress achievements praised by Mr. Coolidge the revenue bill and World Court resolution both enacted with bipartisan backing. It cites Democratic leaders in the Senate and party principles in the revenue bill while criticizing the lump sum budgeting approach and its treasury impact.
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Unclear Note About Promises and App Resce Age
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion of serious consideration toward repeated promises of an app or age related matter. No clear entities or events are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Betra Rayal
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Premiums for state fair draw Indiana exhibitors
Huge sums headline Indiana State Fair premiums with 135000 in prizes plus special awards for exhibitors September 4 to 11. The article notes the event as a premier opportunity for Indiana residents to view top livestock displays and mentions local participants including H. B and Lizzie McNeal among others.
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News of the Churches and Sunday Schools
The report lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Forrest Orr and Morning Worship at 10 30 a m with E. The brief item notes church activities for the day and references church leadership. It reads as a concise church page notice.
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Pilgrims Holiness Church Daily Service Schedule
The Pilgrims Holiness Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m Sherman Fife leads Sept Preaching at 10 30 a m by Rev Ellis Young Peoples Meeting at 6 15 p m Carl Reed pres Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m by Carl Reed Mid Week Prayer Tuesday 7 30 Bible Study on Sanctification Thursday Open air service Saturday 8 00 east side of court house All invited to attend and be refreshed Earl E Davis Pastor.
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Young Peoples Meeting
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Sunday Services and Youth Activities at Local Churches
Sunday school at 6 30 A M and morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon The Church of Tomorrow. Evening services at the Christian Church 7 30 Rev R Dale LeCount preaching Young Peoples Meeting 6 30 Union at Christian Church Midweek Prayer Wednesday 7 30 Bible study on Minor Prophets Sunday School 9 30 Will Smith Supt Presbyterian Church worship at 10 80 subject Exceeding Wise last in series union youth meeting 6 30 at Christian Church final note until September 5.
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Oak Grove Home Coming at Jefferson Twp Church
Oak Grove church in Jefferson Township hosts a home coming on Sunday July 25 with morning services at 10 and 11 followed by a 12 oclock basket dinner and a 2 oclock program of special music speaking and sermon. Pastor Robert Ross invites all former attendees and friends to attend.
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