Professors Rise in NRA Advisory as Johnson Reassesses
Washington letters describe Yale law professor Watson Hamilton and economist Willard Thorp joining NRA advisory council as Johnson shifts toward academic experts. Leon Henderson joins research and planning, while the council drafts daily, aiming to align policy for industry, labor, and consumers amid tensions with Donavan and Pecora leaks. Anna Roosevelt's Nevada divorce adds local intrigue as McGrady handles strikes. Johnny Swope leads NRA field compliance with a themed party featuring code attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Hale Hamilton
NRA
Willard L. Thorp
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Industrial and Labor Advisory Boards
Hamilton
Yale
Felix Frankfurter
Winfield 8. Rieber
Dexter M. Zeezer
CAB
Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
National Emergency Council
Hamilton Group
Frankfurter Group
Johnson
Leon Henderson
John Donovan
NRA Employers’ Union
Hamilton and
Anna Roosevelt Call
Nevada
Mayflower
Secretary of Labor-Nra
Edward F. McGrady
Gerard Swope
Johnny
NRA Field Compliance
Public health advice on pools and summer foods
Dr Morris Fishbein urges proper pool sanitation and cautious behavior for swimmers. He warns about risks from chlorine balance and diving, stresses showering before entering water, washing and sterilizing swimwear, and staying home when ill. He also covers food safety, refrigeration, and avoiding contaminated milk and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Denies Story Lower Furniture Prices
Lawrence Whiting denied that the American Furniture Mart issued any statement about lower prices at the summer market. He asserted no Mart release on price stories and blamed a reporter who gathered word from exhibitors for a story falsely attributed to Mart headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lawrence Whiting
American Furniture Mart
Mart
Stanback Headache Relief Promises Fast Nerve Soothing
STANBACK gently soothes nerves and relieves painful headaches in minutes. It emphasizes no after effects and claims relief for neuralgia aching joints or muscles and other pains. Distributed as a drug sold in various sizes with prices listed.
Baer Faces Carnera in Ringside Drama and Camera Battle
Max Baer fights Carnera in New York scenes dominated by camera angles and Baer's calm menace. He worries about a sick friend ringside while the bout unfolds with dramatic farce and a studiolike focus on his ferocity and humor.
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Baer
Garden Bowl
Milton Temple Injured by Circus Lion
Cole Hayden reports that Milton Temple refused to back down as a circus lion roared at him. The animal clawed Temple’s right hand and doctors amputated his middle finger.
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Hayden
Cole
Milton Temple
Temple
Evanston Officer Is Police by Day and Lawyer by Night
Evanston reports Officer Ed Cohen has recently passed the bar and is now a practicing lawyer in addition to his duties on the force. Residents are urged to respect traffic stops as Cohen enforces the law.
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Evanston
Ed Cohen
Mitchell hunts for slippers as closet fire sparks loss
Denver fire crews battled a blaze sparked by a lighted candle in a closet. Fire damage was estimated at about $175 after the search for the missing bedroom slippers.
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Denver
Robert Y. Mitchell
Coyote Slain by Commissioner Nealon Near Table Rock Farm
In Portland Oregon Jackson County Commissioner A B Nealon used a sling shot to kill a coyote near his Table Rock district farm. He plans to collect the bounty after a single accurate throw caught the animal between the eyes.
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David Portland
Ore
Jackson County
Coyote
Nealon
Table Rock
Jobs No End to Tasks in Public Office
Mrs Gladys Joseph a county attorney stenographer recalls sewing a lawyer’s button back on and says public office work brings endless requests for help as people ask her to fix buttons and more.
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Peka
Kas
Gladys Joseph
Road accident causes blamed on driver error and carelessness
A historical statistic notes that seventeen of every twenty road accidents stem from human error of judgment, while two of every three involve lack of care or thought by the victim as the main cause.
Soap Use in United States Reaches 3 Billion Pounds Annually
A large consumption milestone shows about 3.0 billion pounds of soap used annually in the United States. Industry observers note steady demand across households and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Summer Food Safety Precautions Urged by Health Officials
Health authorities advise keeping all foods in a refrigerator below 50 degrees Fahrenheit during summer. Milk, meats, custards, seafood, and leftovers are most at risk. If two or three family members fall ill after a meal, seek medical advice at once and have the doctor notify the health department to identify the source.
Death Toll Rises From Weekend Storms Across Wisconsin and Illinois
Six people die after a sequence of wind and lightning storms hit southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Five drowned in Lake Michigan or near Pistakee Bay. Verland Arge died when a barn collapsed near Marshfield. Survivors recount peril as waves capsized boats and rescuers struggled.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mre
William R. Behanna
Waukegan
Lil
Wilfred &. Hall
Allen F. Thomas
Joseph Kuhns
Warfield
Thomas
Kuhns
Pil A
Young Wareld
Londos To Meet Browning Tonight In Titular Affair
In Madison Square Garden New York June 25 Jim Londos Greek challenger faces Jim Browning 230 pounds holder of the New York State Athletics Commission heavyweight title in a headline bout. About 30 000 fans are expected to attend with promoter Jack Curley predicting a gate over 75000 dollars and a share for the free milk fund.
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New York
Jim Browning
Verona
Jim Londos
Madisson Square Garden
Long Island Bowl
Browning
New York State Athletics Commission
East River
Jack Curley
Lor
Free Milk Fund
College Stars Off Golfing Tourney
Golfers from 29 colleges waited for their turns on the first tee at the Country Club for the Annual Intercollegiate tournament in EvEland.
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College Stars
Eveland
Country Club
Garden Tea in Lexington Hosts Farewell for Mary Louise Moffitt
A garden tea at John Lowe home on North Main street in Lexington drew about seventy five guests including out of town visitors Mrs. Charles Creech Jr and Miss Mary Creech from Winston Salem and Mrs Louis Bowles of Atlanta. Miss Mary Louise Moffitt receives a consolation gift as she departs for New York City and foreign travel.
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Enterprise
Lexington
John Lowe
North Main Street
Mary Lindsay Lowe
Madeline Thompson
Mary Louise Moffitt
New York City
Charles Creech, Jr
Mary Creech
Winston-Salem
Louis Bowles
Atlanta
BE. A. Timberlake
Detroit
Timberlake
Lexington Club
Chicago
Jim Daniel UT
New York
Michael Erlanger
H. Forcum
Davidson Hospital
W. E. Conrad, Jr
Charles A. Leonard
Rachel
Harbin
Manchuria
China
Ralph B. Leonard
Jimmie
Charles
W. F. Brown
8. D. Swaim
Hillcrest
Robert E. Lee Chapter UD C Meets at Hillcrest Home
The Robert E. Lee chapter of the U D C gathered at Mrs W F Brown Hillcrest with associate hostesses Mrs 8 D Swaim Mrs W G Penry and Mrs Minnie Layden. The meeting opened with a song and reports followed. Hostesses served refreshments at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Lee
W. F. Brown
Hillcrest
8. D. Swaim
W. G. Penry
Minnie Layden
J. C. Bower
Bridge Honors Miss Mary Louise Moffitt At Social Tea
Mrs. Joe Moffitt Jr hosted an afternoon bridge event honoring Miss Mary Louise Moffitt. Seven tables filled the living rooms decorated with regal lilies roses and sweet peas. High score prize went to Mrs. John A. McCrary and high cut prize to Miss Mary Lil Walser.
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Joe Moffitt, Jr
Bridge
Mary Louise Moffitt
John A. McCrary
Mary Lil Walser
Madeline
Pastor Rev. James W. Witherspoon Accepts City Call
Rev. James W. Witherspoon of First Presbyterian Shepherstown WV accepts the call to lead the First Presbyterian church of this city. He will arrive around August 1 and will serve both First Church and the Dakota Presbyterian church under First church. He is a Greensboro native and a graduate of Davidson College and Union Theological Seminary.
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James W. Witherspoon
First Presbyterian Church
Shepherstown
West Virginia
Witherspoon
Greensboro
Davidson College
Union Theological Seminary
Sooth
First
Dacotah
Tidball Favored To Retain Title In Intercollegiate
At Merion Cricket Club in Haverford Pennsylvania the national intercollegiate tennis championship begins with 100 players from many institutions. Jack Tidball of California leads the field as 1933 champion and top seed while Mako of Southern California and other western players loom as strong contenders. Qualification runs today and tomorrow with match play to follow. Tidball seeks to defend his title as Makos strong five set Eastern final effort is noted.
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Haverford
Merion Cricket Club
Pacific Coast
Jack Tidball
Theniversity of California
Losles
Tabee
California
Mako
Cali
Jornia
New York
Golf association tournament highlights chosen contenders
Walter of the University of Oklahoma, a junior entering as defending champion, faces Charles Kocsis of the University of Michigan, a straight shooting young player regarded by many as a top contender in the event.
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Golf Association
Walter
University of Okla
Pion
Charles Kocsis
University of Michigan
Grant Faces McDiarmid In Western Finals
Bryan Grant from Atlanta defeats Bob Bryan 6-3 8-6 7-5 in the semi finals at River Forest. McDiarmid, seeded second, beats Rainville to reach the final. Gracya Wheeler wins the women's title in Santa Monica. Grant and Kamrath win the doubles title over Bryan and McDiarmid 7-9 6-8 14-12 6-1.
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Chicago
Bryan Grant
Atlanta
John McDiarmid
Fort Worth
Tex
Grant
Bob Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
River Forest
Marcel Rainville
Santa Monica
Calif
Gracya Wheeler
Dr. Blather Bartosh
Los Angeles
Kurt Kamrath
Austin
Texas
Bryan and
McDiarmid
Sunday School Convention of Holiness Churches Held
The state Sunday school convention of Holiness churches gathered at the St. Paul Holiness church from Friday night to Sunday afternoon with delegates from Albemarle Troy Wadesboro Mount Gilead Greensboro and other towns. Bishop K D Christian preached the welcome sermon and Troy was chosen to host the 1936 meeting.
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T. Paul Holiness Church
Holiness Churches of
The
Holiness Church of
J. C. Crawford
Woman's Memorial A. M. EE
C. BE. Davis
St. Mark M. EE
Virginia
Black Sox
Red Sox
Crawford
Gibson
Blackburn
Lassies
St. Paul
St. Paul Holiness Church
Pearson Street
Holiness Church
Woman's Memorial
A. M.E
O. E B. Davie
St. Mark M
C. W. Robinson
Cherry Street
Albemarle
Troy
Wadesboro
Mount Gilead
Greensboro
Forest City
Eastwood
Carthage
Raeford
Norwood
Oakboro
O. C. Crone
St. Paul Church
P. Ledbetter
Lipp Family Holds Reunion on Guilford County Lawn
The Lipp family reunion gathered Sunday afternoon on Mrs. G. Lipp’s lawn at 1502 Leonard Street with seventy five members attending. She notes the family runs to over three hundred in Guilford Davidson Cabarrus and Randolph counties and across towns.
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Lipp
G. Lipp
Leonard Street
High Point
Indian TB Death Rate Higher in Montana
The Indian death rate from tuberculosis in Montana runs 15.2 times higher than the white death rate from tuberculosis, highlighting a stark racial disparity in mortality within the state.
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Montana
Foreign gold shipments surge after dollar on gold basis
More than $5230,000,000 in foreign gold has been shipped to this country since January when the dollar was placed on an international gold standard.
Annual potato per capita consumption in 1913 coin era
The record notes an annual per capita potato consumption of 2.8 bushels, contrasting with 8.8 bushels per person in 1913, reflecting economic measurement in the coin era.
Bridge Tournaments Highlight Exereenenes in England
Bridge events and tournaments spark gaming interest in England with players showcasing skill and strategy. Organizers report growing participation among clubs and regional groups across the season.
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Exereenenes
Engnd
Feen-a-mint Gum Laxative Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Feen-a-mint as a chewing gum laxative that cleanses bowels and relieves headaches from constipation. It claims the gum aids digestion much like food preparation in the stomach and urges purchasing at druggists.
Camera and timing clash rocks track officials at LA meet
Officials at the M G A A championships rewrote finish orders after reviewing motion pictures of five races. The camera eye and timing threatened to drive judges from the stands, altering results and team scores. Stanford defended its title while Southern California gained four points to reach 67 7-20, LSU dropped four but stayed third with 42.
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Los Angeles
Stanford
Palo Alto
Southern California
Louisiana State
V F W Initiation Set For Tonight
All members of High Point post 519 Veterans of Foreign Wars are urged to attend tonight's meeting at the VFW hall on East Washington Street at 7 o'clock. The event will feature the initiation of new members.
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High Point Post 519
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
V. F. W. Hall
Washington Street
Voter Tie Reports in East School District Board Race
An attempt on May 25 to decide between two candidates for director of the East school district ended in a 15 to 15 tie after a special election. The report notes a close contest and a request for voter reconsideration.
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Cottonwood Falla
East School District
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Rodney Dutcher
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General Johnson
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Pecora
NEA Service
Max Adelbert Baer
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Bill Brown
Queens
Butterfly Butcher Boy
Ancil Hoffman
Hoffman
Quaw
Clayton Quaw
Quaws
Smaxie Maxie
Thomas Loughran
Harry B. Smith
San ‘Ancisco
Harry Smith
Smith
Harry
Max Baer
Carnera
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Max Schmeling
Manassa
Max
Londos
Titular
Jacob Baer
Mama Baer
Baby Baer
Papa Baer
Buddy Baer
Thompson
Tidball
Colore News
Thomas BR. Smith
Sedalia
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Palmer Memorial Institute
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