Hoover Returns to Washington After Midwest Swing
President Hoover resumes work on a large mail pile after delivering four speeches in the central states. He tours the farm belt, notes improved retail sales reducing unemployment, and plans to finish departmental budget reviews before July 1.
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Hoover
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Indiana
Illinois
Grand Army of the Republic
Columbus
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Rapidan Camp
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Springfield
White House
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Ohio
Knights Templar encampment trip to Minneapolis planned
About 25 members of Lacotah Commandery No 6 Knights Templar will travel Sunday or Monday to attend the thirty eighth triennial encampment in Minneapolis. Huron unit will march separately Tuesday. formation near the city auditorium. A complete attendee list is expected tomorrow.
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Lacotah Commandery No
Minneapolis
United States
Order
Fifteenth Street
Simmons Avenue
Minneapolis City Auditorium
H. M. Whitman
Plano
Lacotah Commandery
Whismen
Wool Growers Sell Wool to G M Reece at Market Road
Beadle County Wool Growers association sold wool to G M Reece at art cents per pound. Between 89 100 thousand pounds will be moved to the Reece warehouse at Market road and Utah avenue next week with two railcar loads expected. Last year the group paid 110000 pounds. burr and fine grades lowered overall prices. Members plan to have a representative at the warehouse to receive the wool.
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Beadle County Wool Growers Association
G.M. Reece
Reece
Market Road
Utah Avenue
Wool Used To Make Artificial Leather
Wool is transformed into a durable substitute for leather after a year of study by the British Wool Industries Research association. The artificial leather reportedly resembles real leather and could replace leather in many applications.
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Leeds
England
British Wool Industries Research Association
Churches to Join at Seattle Meet Union of Denominations Nears
Seattle Wash June brings a historic church merger as Congregational and Christian denominations with over a million adherents plan to unite after two years of work. Leaders from New York Columbus Dayton and Defiance discuss shared missions and the move to form a single body.
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Amaller
General Council of Congregational Churches
Detroit
Kingdom of God
Defiance ‘College
Defiance, C
North
Eton College
North Carolina
South
General Convention of the Christian Church
Sana
National Council of the Congregations Church
New York
Fred B. Smith
Congregational Counsell
Frank G. Coffin
Columbus
Christian
Charles E. Burton
Legal council plans and seminar structure outlined
The peinet program will include the general council with representatives from all country sections. Six discussion groups will hold seminars and their findings will be combined into a common set for discussion by the council as a whole.
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General Council
Blaze Drives Out Amos And Andy In Chicago Fire
Chicago June 193- Fire confined by flames that swept a Sheridan road apartment. Walter H Brandenburg a school trustee was rescued after perched on a ledge one story above street level and suffered minor burns. Charles Correll and Freeman Gosden, the Amos and Andy duo, were among tenants evacuated.
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Walter H. Brandenburg
Charles J Correll
Freeman F. Gosden
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California Starts Room For President
Northern California Republican leaders gathered at a San Francisco dinner last night to launch support for President Hoover in the campaign. The event underscored regional backing amid the presidential bid as it pledged active advocacy and fundraising efforts in the state.
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San Francisco
Hoover
California backs Hoover in reelection pledge
Senator Samuel M. expresses that California supports President Hoover to the utmost as a formal notice to the nation, signaling unified backing amid the reelection campaign.
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Hoover
Samuel M
Shortridge Calls for Unified Renomination Push at Convention
Shortridge asserts the nation must unanimously renominate the president at next year’s national convention, claiming momentum and leadership for the states as the drive gathers support. The statement positions the president’s renomination as a unified national priority.
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