House Members Form Liberal Proposals Bloc
A sizable number of House members plan a permanent liberal bloc to push progressive legislation including full employment, wage and hour laws, and domestic reforms. Rep. George E. Outland says 116 sponsors of the full employment bill attended a meeting to organize, with an executive committee of 11 or 12 to act for all. He will step aside as full employment chair but could serve in the new body. The group will also consider international legislation and aims to unite lawmakers for coordinated action. The move follows House support for a Senate House compromise on the full employment bill, viewed as a tentative gain toward a broader program to lift the economy.
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Washington
George E. Outland
Dcebit
United Press
Outland
Congress
Sve
House
Senate House
Rev C A Linn Elected President of Georgia Alabama Synod
In Macon Georgia AP report Rev C A Linn of Savannah was chosen as president of the Georgia Alabama Synod of the United Lutheran Church. The election marks leadership for the regional Lutheran body with Linn set to guide activities and policies.
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Macon, Ga
C. A Linn
Savannah
Georgia- Alabama Synod
United Lu
Snow Flurries Across New England and Weather Orders
Snow flurries spread over parts of New England the Great Lakes region and the Northwest. Rain and fog caused 218 flight cancellations in New York area. Flood stages forecast on two Arkansas and Texas rivers due to heavy rain. Little River crest expected around 27 to 28 feet by weekend. Surlphur Rider flood stage 17 feet at Naples Texas, rising to about 27 28 feet. Northeast warm with cooling tonight. Southeast brief cool spell then warmth.
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New England
Great Lakes
Northwest
la Guardia Field
New York
Arkansis
Texas
Zecce
P. P. Nga
Naples
Lutherans elect officers and call for ten million dollars
The Theran Churches of America met last night and elected Rev. Thomas F. Weeks of Springfield secretary, Dr. Eri. L. Gnann of Savannah treasurer, Rev. Dewey L. Healer of Brunswick statistician, and Rev. Robert F. Shelby Jr of Macon with Rev Fred B. Gnann of Stilwell on the executive committee. Franklin Clarke Fry, president of the national body, urged Lutherans to contribute ten million dollars to strengthen churches in the United States and overseas.
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Theran Churches of America
Thomas F. Weeks
Springfield
Eri. L. Gnann
Savannah
Dewey L. Healer
Brunswick
Robert F. Shelby, Jr
Macon
Fred B.gnann
Stilwell
Franklin Clarke Fry
National Organization
America
Why Girls Lose Their Boyfriends Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix explains that many girls fail to keep steady boyfriends due to personality clashes and possessiveness. She notes men seek novelty and space, while dull conversation and overly controlling behavior push partners away, leaving one-date or fading relationships in their wake.
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Harry
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Fragmentary OCR passage describes social attitudes toward relationships and marriage, noting girls leaving suitors for wealth or status, with mentions of birthdays, orchids, fashion, and a hot dog treat. Lacks a coherent incident or identifiable names, dates, or places.
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Cherry
N. Foster
Joneny Longden
California
Arnold Kirkland
Santa Susana
Johnny Gubert
Slide
San Carlos
Bobby Permane
Dorothy Dix
Mama
Sally
Viz 3, Jewelers & Silversmiths
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Sears Catalog
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