Good Citizenship Program Reflects Community Charity
Good Citizenship continues from page one as Te ats workers rally to provide food clothing and Yule tide cheer igniting hope in many homes. Mrs Robertson and the W C T U are lauded for a successful drive featuring an opening song prayer several talks readings and musical numbers by local figures including Rev Perry Null Mrs A R Leonard Dr C F Shafer W Merle Watkins Miss Norie Sterling Cedric Reynolds Rev H Flanagan H R Gibson Miss Anne Tucker Ona C Jefferys Morton Rosenstein Oral J Jones Blanche Guard and Mrs C F Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
W.C. T U
Perry Null
A. R. Leonard
F. J. Turvander
C. F. Shafer
W. Merle Watkins
Noriie Sterling
Cedric O. Reynolds
Rev
H. Flanagan
H. R. Gibson
Anne Tucker
W. C. Byers
Ona C. Jefferys
J. W. Martin
Morton Rosenshine
Oral J. Jones
Blanche Guard
C. F. Schroeder
Hitler Sends Pledge Talks in Effort to Lock Step Allies
Sir John Simon expected to visit to steer French stance toward concessions. Boncour reiterates demand for a firm arms supervision plan with penalties if violated. Germany rumored to seek 300000 man army and equal war materials, while French and allies push for tripartite accord and concrete enforcement measures.
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Hitler
John Simon
Joseph Poulcour
Camille Chautempts
M. Paul Boncour
Germany
Sir John
Toy Depot Drive Seeks Gifts For Christmas Joy
The Army appeals for toys and money to ensure no child is left out this Christmas. Mrs. Captain Arnold, director, thanks contributors and urges continued giving to spread happiness through the movement.
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Santa Claus
Captain Arnold
Dri
Sanitary CWA Work Quota Reclassified in Taylor County
The local CWA officials are revising the Sanitary project classification to federal status, after initial quotas rose to 1234 then fell to 944. The readjustment aims to free workers by shifting the project back to federal designation, allowing more unemployed workers to be counted under the program.
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Taylor County
CWA
Dalai Lama reigns amid exile and mystique in Tibet
The article traces the Dalai Lama's historic rule from Lhasa, his flights from Chinese forces, and his return to power. it notes his spiritual leadership, civil authority, and the era’s dramatic events including Western expeditions and the Lindbergh visit. The piece weaves in details of the Dalai Lama's cautious diplomacy, the forbidden city, and Tibet's political status during the early 20th century.
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Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Forbidden City
India
Rethters
Clydesdale
L. V. Stewart Blacker
D. F. McIntyre
Mount Everset
Primary Fee Imposed on Candidates
Charleston December 20 A House vote 44 to 34 approved a bill to charge primary candidates one half of one percent of the office salary and county candidates a quarter of one percent. The measure, opposed as a tool to keep the poor from politics, was trimmed to half its original rate and sent with other bills including relief for unpaid janitors and bus drivers and a $350,000 appropriation to fund one month’s pay for non-teacher school staff.
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Charleston
Senate
House
Straesling
Helsley
D-Morgan
Herola
D.-Braxton
Shingleton
Mathews
Herold
Holt
D.lewis
United States
Neely
Lewis County
Smith
D.-Wirt
Butcher
Automobile and Truck Owners Insurance Ad
A farmer based insurance ad from Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company promotes wear safety protection at low cost. It notes a home office in Columbus Ohio and a daily WLW broadcast at noon. Local rep Pearl Gawthrop also acts as cargo insurance agent with a phone listing 5-F-12.
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Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Ins. CO
Columbus
Ohio
WLW
Pearl Gawthrop
Ohio House approves road funding bill with owner lists
Delegate Marsh of Ohio notes that $750,000 in extra revenue to counties would result. The House swiftly approves a bill directing the road commission to certify lists of automobile owners to each county assessor.
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Marsh
Ohio
House
Road Commission
Crawford Ready With Guilty Plea
Richmond Virginia December report states Charles H. Houston says Crawford will plead guilty to a second indictment for the murder of Mina Bucker if prosecutors seek at most life imprisonment. Crawford already has a life sentence for Agnes Isley killing from Loudoun County court.
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Richmond
Charles H. Houston
Geoge Crawford
Negro
Agnes B. Isley
Mina Bucker
Sisley
Crawford
Tisley
Youth Denies Guilty Of Killing Father In Franklin Case
Walter Witherup, 19, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder in the death of his father Clark Witherup, 50, an oil man. Justice Frank W. Riddle set December 29 for arraignment and a hearing in Scribgrass Township near Clintonville. The arraignment lasted minutes as the defendant showed no emotion.
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Franklin
Walter Witherup
Clark Witherup
Kennerdell
Justice of the Peace
Frank W. Riddle
Riddle
Scribgrass Township
Clintonville
Witherup
Forrest Irwin
Les
Young Witherup
Little Canoe Creek
M. A. Voorhies
Venango County
Fealty pledge to Roosevelt from Confederate veterans
Washington December 20 The first formal pledge of fealty to a U.S. president by Confederate soldiers was given to President Roosevelt by Harry Rene Lee and Gen. Rice A Pierce. The two aged veterans presented a copy of the Atlanta resolution pledging allegiance. Roosevelt thanked them and invited continued attendance at future reviews.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Harry Rene Lee
Confederate Veterans
Rice A. Pierce
Tennessee
United Confederate Veterans
Lee
Pierce
Bachman
Tenn
Atlanta
Mr. Roosevelt
Lindbergh Narrowly Missed License Loss During Tour
In Washington on December 20, officials disclosed that Charles A. Lindbergh almost lost his Department of Commerce transport pilot license while touring abroad. With six month renewals required, his request for an extension from the Hague was granted after he cableed for more time. Lindbergh was described as active and in good standing.
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Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Department of Commerce
Hague
Lindbergh
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Miller’s Shoe Store
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Sidrow
W. Main St
General Electric
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Grunow
Rexall Drug Store
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Evans
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Peralyaman
W. Main Street
Miller's Shoe Store
Veterans of
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Doc
Ronson
American News Stand
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Walnut Street
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