Fighting cooperation in wartime oil power and unity
A conservative call for federal agencies to put aside turf fights and align with the oil and power programs. It notes Ickes faces resistance from the Federal Power Commission and others while urging unified action to boost generation and production for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
Mr. Ickes
Petroleum Conservation Division
Federal Trade Commission
Maritime Commission
Bureau of Mines
Public Roads Administration
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Procurement Division
Treasury Department
Bureau of Supplies of
The
Navy
Department
Geological Survey
Federal Power Commission
Power Commission
Ickes
Jokes
Roosevelt
Tekes
May festival juvenile concert at Grafton High School
About 1 100 attendees at Grafton High School May festival evening concert on May 22 1923 witnessed a large manual arts exhibit under M V Singer and a dress display by Miss Helen K Summers domestic science students. The program featured dramatic musical numbers with students from five ward schools and high school glee club. The event praised for organization by Mrs Florence Wilkinson and Dr A R Warden and Prof Warren R Good. Prizes awarded in essay contests tied to beautifying homes with seed prizes distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton High School
M. V. Singer
Manual Arts
Domestic Science
Helen K. Summers
Grafton
Florence ‘Wilkinson
A. R. Warden
Warren R. Good
Wilkinson
Mildred Hamilton
William Manley
Hale Watkins
Vaughn Kerr, Jr
Joseph White
James’ Gull
James Ley Holt
Katherine Leamon
Hower Sadie
East Grafton
Central School
Pipe School
West Side School
Wilk
South Grafton
West Grafton
Boy Scouts
Andrews Methodist Church
Helen
Menear
Virginia Samples
East Grafton School
Barcarolle
Katherine
Virginia Miller
South Grafton School
Noel Clellan
Jhorus
West Grafton School
Ada Beall
Girls Glee Club
Dorothy Nye
Grafton Chamber of Commerce
Mararet Kinney
Louise Holt
Prances Skyes
Myrtle Ridenour
Mildred’ Westcott
Mable Luzadder
Kenneth Henderson
Roy DéMons
Fiorello LaGuardia and the American Identity Debate
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart argues Fiorello LaGuardia embodies Americanism beyond hyphenated labels, contrasts him with Italian and German names, and warns of anti-foreigner sentiment amid wartime politics. He cites fears over loyalty and the impact of ancestry on public perception, urging careful judgment of immigrants and potential Fifth Column threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
United States
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Congress
LaGuardia
Fiorello
Italy
Little Flower
South America
Hertje
Oklahoma
Russia
Hoover
FBI
Adolf Hitler
Fiorello LaGuardia
Jooks
Ambiguous Moscow Report Continues From Page One
Partial readable fragment notes comments from a com muni que about long period and mentions Russians and the 6th Ger division, indicating a continuation of a Moscow related item from page one. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
Castile s contentment in a busy shop romance
Lena cleaves to work and love as Francie arrives seeking a chance to help. Tate fears commitment yet agrees to marry. Francie reveals complexity as Diane and Percy plot, while Alikre’s frame and shop gain a new, uneasy energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiena
Ylena
Francie
Tate
Diane
Andy
Rinte
Percy
Perey
German Division Rout at Station Fails in Red Army Drive
Soviet war bulletins report a German SS division supported by Viking units and tanks was routed from a railway station during a long clash. The 168th division was smashed while attempting to retake the position as cites omit details of key sectors. Leningrad raid attempts were beaten back by anti aircraft fire with no German planes reaching the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rman
Moscow
Leningrad
Railroad Profits Seen Rising But Base Year Zero Claims Made
Testimony on railroad finances notes profits during the 1936-39 base period were practically zero, with Fletcher stating railroads are earning now and 1941 may be the best year since 1929. He supports a 5 percent tax on transportation tickets but seeks consideration of distances into MMBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Pletcher
House approves exemption for uniformed soldiers in tax relief
In a session noted for its brisk pace, the house approved a measure granting exemption, with amendments narrowing the scope. Fletcher proposed broader removal of the tax, but the panel favored a limited version leaving some exemptions intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
New Treatment for Infantile Paralysis Undergoing Tests
An Australian nurse Elizabeth Kenny develops the movement-based Kenny treatment tested at Minneapolis General and University Hospital. Within two weeks of disease onset, twenty patients received it. eleven discharged cured. The method emphasizes early active movement, avoiding splints, casts, and hot packs, with ongoing reports awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbeth Kenny
Minneapolis General and Univerity Hospital
Plizaliane
Kenny
Anya
Lescaine
Ublic
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Pope
Damierabs
Wheeling Intelligencer
House Banking Committee
Henderson
Price Control Administration
OPM
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Gre
Sked
West Site
Romney
West Virginia Schools For
Argentina
Department of Commerce
Taylor County
Stewart
Adolf
Florello
Ike Wiorello
Axia
Tokio
Casile S
Lorenna Carletton
Alaire
Carlyle
Mita
Prince
Terrence Alice
France
Alich
Tish
Scott
Francis
Alkire
Alster
Pop
Ate
Tata
Red Army
Stal
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Dr. Clendening
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