Snedden Proposes Strict Marriage Laws for Intelligence
Dr. David Snedden of Columbia Teachers College advocates regulated marriage to raise national intelligence. He spoke to home economics students in Jackson's Mill on May 6, proposing delayed schooling, elimination of high school vocational training, and two-year junior colleges for general arts training plus vocational focus in higher education. He urged removing vocation from high schools and using colleges for vocational work.
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Jackson's Mill
David Snedden
Teachers' College of
Columbia University
Virginia
New York
Expert plaster and cement services advertise experienced work
Albert Nuzum offers expert plaster stucco and cement workmanship with 12 years of experience. Free estimates by phone 13 R. 36-6-8-11. Reliable durable finishes for home and business projects.
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Albert Nuzum
Radio Schedule Night Program Guide Noted Changes
A dense list of radio broadcasts and times from NBC CBS WGN WLW WWVA and others outlines programs from 5:30 PM to 11:30 PM including Orphan Annie Jimmie Allen and Bonny tunes. The notice mentions an RCA Radiotron tube price reduction and a sample price drop from 1 10 to 0 90 per unit.
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Nbc—News
Gallagher
Kan
WGN
CBS
WLW
Jack Armstrong
Dra
WWVA
NBC
WJZ
Lowell Thomas
Bily and
Betty
KDKA
Aniés
Andy
Jimmie Allen
Sket
Gold and Shelter
Patti Chapin
Tony
Gus
Just Plain Bill
Lum
Abner
Otto Harback
al Goodman
DKA
Princess Pat
WCKY
WFBE
Notre Dame
Wayne King
Corn Cob
Wenr
YBC
Max Baer
Lucky Smith
Morin Sisters
Melody Parade
Sleepy Hall
Archie Bleyer
Edka
Lauise Hawkins
WGY
Johnny Albright
Nat Busiloff
Joseph W. Burns
U. S
Alfred M. Cohen
Claude Hopkins
WLM
Stan Myers
Icbs
Art Jarrett
Patti Whiteman
Bill Hogans
the Hoofinghams
Kmox
Ernic Madriguera
Shandor
Manna Ja Port
Mscbs
Bob Chester
Leonard Keller
Gold Coasters
Phil Harris
WAVE
Jimmy Joy
Ean FM
Wave—Dance Orchestra
the Midnight Flyers
Wsm—Dance Orchestra
Hollywood
Barney Rapp
Pope Protests Nazi Treatment of 2000 Catholic Youth
Pope Pius XII voiced strong protest in Rome against Nazi Germany for treating 2000 German Catholic youths as political suspects after their Easter pilgrimage. He urged better treatment upon their return, condemning attempts to secularize Germany and praising the youths’ devotion to church and country. Vatican officials noted no diplomatic protest had been filed yet, but the pope’s public stand was the strongest possible rebuke.
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Vatican City
Pius
Nazi Germany
Rome
Observatore Romano
Germany
Father
Pope Pius
Vatican
Berlin
Hartman Family Celebrates Three Wedding Anniversaries
In Chicago on May 6, Mr and Mrs Theodore T Hartman marked their golden wedding anniversary. Their son Theodore J Hartman and his wife attended, celebrating their silver wedding anniversary. Grandson T T Hartman and his wife also attended, observing their second wedding anniversary.
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Chicago
Theodore T. Hartman
Theodore J. Hartman
T. T. Hartman
Pelicans Bring Dandy News to Drought Area
In West Point Nebraska on May 6 four pelicans were seen near roadside ponds, drawing farmers and an editor’s note. They reportedly led deer to fields and refuted fears that the Midwest is becoming a desert, suggesting the region is not doomed to aridity.
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Pelicans
West Point
Neb
Nebraska
Middlewest
Water With Meals Aids Digestion Says Old Adage
A historic note claims drinking water with meals improves stomach digestion by aiding stomach juices and reducing indigestion. The ad fragment mentions a remedy from Union Drug Co and a purported cleansing effect on both upper and lower bowels, referencing Adler ika in a terse promotional style.
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Union Drug Co
John Hanley obituary notes long railroad career
John Hanley born August 8 1859 in West Virginia lived most of life in Gratton. He worked for the B and O Railroad for half a century and retired three years ago. Survived by widow Flydia and three children Ethel John Jr and Marguerite. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. United Brethren church Dewey avenue officiated by Rev Lois R Luzadder and Rev E H Waters Interment in Bloom Cemetery.
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John Hanley
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
R. R. Employe
Harold L. Noble
James
Margaret Martin Hanley
Ireland
Mr. Hanley
West Virginia
Gratton
B. and O
Flydia Hanley
Ethel Hanley
Charleston
John H. Hanley
Houston
Texas
Marguerite Hanley
Hanley
Order of Railway Conductors
United Brethren Church of Grafton
United Brethren Church
Dewey Avenue
Lois R. Luzadder
E. H. Waters
Fairmont
Intermont
Bartlett Funeral Company
Bluemont Cemetery
Construction of Two New CCC Camps Underway
Two new civilian conservation corps camps are under construction at Clifftop Fayette County and near Huttonsville Pocahontas County. Sites for 19 more camps will be chosen this week, the Charleston district CCC headquarters says.
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Charleston
Civilian Conservation Corps
Clifftop
Fayette County
Huttonsville
Pocahontas County
Charleston District
CCC
Work relief funding balloons to trillions in proposals
Washington May 6 Officials estimated authoritatively that work relief proposals total 20 000 900 000 five times the Roosevelt fund. The works allotment board prepares to meet at the White House to discuss $100 000 000 of nonfederal projects and $301 000 000 in impounded PWA and interior allocations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Works Allotment Board
White House
Capitol
Ickes
PWA
Interior Department
Relief Administration
Congress
National Rivers and Harbors
Galveston
Texas
Missouri
Virginia
South Dakota
Snead
Civilian Conservation Corps
Local Union Presses for Signed Contract and Seniority Rights
The executive shop committee describes the local unit of the United Automobile Workers Federal Union seeking a signed contract and improved working conditions. Seniority rights are a key demand as part of the bargaining stance.
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United Automobile Workers Federal Union
Accused Man Held on Manslaughter Charge
The Wendelman case continues after a car left the road striking Sheets child and companion Betty Lou Moyer. Williams faces a manslaughter charge as a grand jury is convened. Williams was bound over on 3500 bond and recommitted to jail when unable to post bail. his brother works to raise funds.
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Sheets Child
Betty Lou Moyer
Williams
Wendelman
Ona Jefferys
Misery to strength with Dr Pierce tonic tale
A tablet and liquid tonic advertises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a dependable remedy for monthly misery weak nerves and fatigue. A Virginia reader praises lifting weariness after two bottles and notes improved energy, with dosage and price details for small and large sizes.
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Pierce
Buffal
Strike poll proposals for Toledo plant workers in April
Chevrolet workers on duty April 23 would vote on wage and rate changes. Proposals include a five percent raise for all Toledo plant employees and readjustment of out of balance rates up to ten percent, strict seniority enforcement in layoffs, and joint meetings with employee representatives on company questions, with guaranteed non discrimination.
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Chevrolet Company
Toledo
Jin
Comany
Radio repairer Samuel Cartwright burns in washout accident
Johnstown Pa May 6 radio fixer Samuel Cartwright attempted wiring a so called 200 volt house feed. A violent spark split the radio into pieces and he suffered burns requiring hospital treatment. The incident involved a misused 2 3 vented wire and a loud explosion.
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Johnstown
Samuel Cartwright
Samuel
Cartwright
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