Flemington College Offers Advantages to Scholars
In Taylor county, the new institution at Flemington replaces Rector College and teaches courses designed to prepare students for local life and vocations. Reverend W. W. Colegrove invites inquiries for a circular describing the curriculum.
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Grafton
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the Sentinel
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Germany
Delinquency Declines As Youth See Gains In Health And Recreation
The report notes the year shows lower infant and maternity deaths, fewer auto fatalities, and overall healthier trends. Cleveland juvenile court cites 1938 as record low delinquency, crediting better schooling for exceptional and slow learners, expanded recreation, and improved cooperation among police and social agencies.
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Juvenile Court of
Cleveland
Elizabeth Marvin to Wed Douglas Corrigan in San Antonio
Elizabeth Marvin a San Antonio Texas school teacher will marry Douglas Wrong Way Corrigan in San Antonio on July 17 the first anniversary of his transatlantic nonstop flight. They were childhood sweethearts.
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Elizabeth Marvin
San Antonio
Texas
Douglas
Wrong Way) Corrigan
Roosevelt’s Peace Policy Sparks Debate Over U.S. Role
The commentary argues Mr Roosevelt backs peace but distrusts his methods. It criticizes his vision of America as a world policeman and balance of power, claiming such a stance could push the nation toward war. The piece weighs the dangers of his approach to global justice.
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Roosevelt
Morgantown Post Sees Devaluing Power Rally End
The Morgantown Post reports the administration's victory in preserving presidential authority to devalue the dollar despite opposition from Republicans and sound money Democrats. It notes gains for silver states, questions about continuation of authority, and the broader impact on business uncertainty and political dynamics surrounding FDR.
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Morgantown Post
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt
Wall Street
The Way to War Hoover Warns of War Threat
Former President Herbert Hoover argues that Roosevelt's foreign policy pushes the United States closer to conflict. He accuses officials and propagandists of inflaming sentiment and warns the nation about entanglements that could lead to war.
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Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover
United States
Roosevelt
Why They Get By Tax Consciousness and Hidden Taxes
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes public opinion polls showing 25 percent of people say they pay no taxes, mainly in low income brackets. Indirect taxes fall hardest on the least able to pay, shaping calls for tax reduction as citizens miss the true cost embedded in purchases.
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Institute of Public Opinion
Unis
Long illness ends life of Merandi in Flemington
In a long illness, John C Merandi died after a critical condition. Born October 13, 1887 in Italy, he came to the United States and worked in coal mines before entering the store business in 1922 with his brother. Survived by his wife Katie, two daughters Mary Jane and Sophia, his mother and sister in Italy, and brother William of Flemington.
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Samuel Keener
Feterman
Keener
Taylor County
Virginia
Fetterman
Old Keener
E. R. Bucklew
Grafton
Patrick Fleming
James Fleming
Flemington
Hayward Fleming
Old Central School
Webster P. Fieming
Trap Springs
Alo
Grafton City Hospital
Edward Kernan
Latrobe Street
Elizabeth Street
Summerville
W. A. Kohlhousen
Winchester
Willam
Theodore Kohlhausen
Henry Gerkin
Congnuen
Ero Page Une
John
Mary Lavigna Merandi
Merandi
Italy
United States
Katie Merandi
Mary Jane
Sophia
William
State Rites for Swanson Move Through Capitol to Union Station
A ceremonial escort will accompany former Secretary Swanson’s body from the capitol to Union Station led by General Holcomb and the Marines. Salutes will fire at Washington Navy Yard as the train departs. Swanson’s 41 years in public service spurred talks of cabinet and naval leadership shifts, with Edison potential cabinet appointment and a new assistant secretary of the navy to be named by Roosevelt.
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Senate Chamber
Washington Navy Yard
Swanson
House
Senate
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Edison
Roosevelt
Lalse
Navy
Admiral Leahy
Navy High Command
Gov
Stark
Governors Stark and Leahy for cabinet roles discussed
Officials urge veteran Leahy for service hand in cabinet while Leahy has frequent influence over the agency he leads. Governor Lloyd C Stark of Missouri, pressed as cabinet candidate by friends, reportedly reluctant to resign the governorship. Rep Cannon says Stark likely would stay as governor. LOS ANGELES July 8. Georgia Coleman, diving star, noted.
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Leahy
Puerto Rico
Lloyd C. Stark
Hissouri
Naval Acade
Cannon
D., Mo
Stark
Los Angeles
Georgia Coleman
University president vanishes amid nationwide activity
A fragmented article fragment mentions a vanished university president amid broader events, with odd asides about language and war. The piece references international terms and a Midwestern man seeking relatives after 25 years, ending with a climber reaching the summit and feeling accomplished.
Health scare hits Ww in New York says Dr. Paul
Dr P C Paul reports Ww suffered a recurrence of a liver ailment in New York. He describes the condition as acute threatening her recently.
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New York
P. C. Paul
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