Republicans Pictures for 1940 Nomination Mix Talk and Glamour
A Washington visitor touts Henry Cabot Lodge as a fresh, youthful Republican presidential candidate for 1940 and suggests pairing him with Phil LaFollette for vice president. He mocks Roosevelt, LaGuardia, and Vandenberg while lauding Lodge’s looks and the appeal of McNutt in Indiana. The chat muses on Jesse Jones as a Democratic favorite, noting Jones’s favorable image but doubtful nominating chances. Copyright 1938 King Features Syndicate Inc. International copyright and all rights reserved.
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Washington
Ballyhoo
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Phil LaFollette
Ave
Clark Gable
Robert Taylor
Vandenberg
Fiorello LaGuardia
Mayor LaGuardia
da Guardia
LaGuardia
Repubiicans
Roosevelt
Lodge
William J. Bryan
Indiana
Paul McNutt
Pippin
Piping
McNutt
Jesse Jones
Jones
Fallow
Henry Cabot
Texas
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H G S Club dinner honors birthdays in Indiana
The H G S Club held a 6:30 dinner at the Thompson Party Home in Indiana on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Hale Stimson and Mrs Harry Walker birthdays. Five Hundred was played with results: first honors to Mrs Charles Rowe, second to Mrs Roy Baker, floating prize to Mrs Tersa Raymond, guest prize to Miss Rachel Blyth. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted in and around Indiana including Mr and Mrs Jess Diven of Falls Church, W Va. and many others visiting friends and relatives in the area.
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H. G. S. Club
Thompson
Indiana
Hale Stimson
Harry Walker
Charles Rowe
Roy Baker
Tersa Raymond
Rachel Blyth
Jess Diven
Follanshee
W. Va
John Kerr
John Lucas
H. P. Grumbling
Harrisburg
D. C. Rankin
Smith
Wilkinsburg
B. J. Miller
Donald Wetzel
Baltimore
Edgar Flickinger
Bridgeville
Wekend
Wetzel
Flickinger
E. B. Griffith
Vera Bartlebaugh
Glen Campbell
Harry Empfield
Nellie Empfield
Bartlebaugh
Moorehead
Jane
Josephine
Elizabeth McGill
Edith Baker
Betty Jean West
Blairsville
C. C. Baker
Martha George
Commercial Heacher
Lock Haven High School
Teresa Raymond
Roberta
J. H. Samson
Betty Mae
Washington, D. C
Irvin Edwards
Russel Kramp
Brenker
Harold Bur+ Kell
Home Station
Fred Mack
Gwen
Healed Her Burns Without A Scar
An Iowa woman recalls sister badly burned by coal oil on a deadened fire. She reports rapid healing with San-Cura Ointment, leaving no scar. Ad copy urges use of San-Cura Ointment for minor sores and skin irritations, plus Medi cated San-Cura Soap and Daugherty's drug store postings.
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Hattie S. Pitts
Iowa ‘Circle
Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Strip cropping saves money on Beyer farm tour
R D Marshall told 75 farmers at his Beyer farm that strip cropping boosts work efficiency and grass production. He described rotating pastures, using fertilizers and manure, and noted a Holstein herd averaging 1196 pounds of milk while three cows produced over a ton on grass plus grain. The group observed a 400 acre pasture restored with strip cropping and tree plantings, with about 43 000 [words cut].
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R. D. Marshall
Beyer
Soil Conservation Service
Marshall
Local Social Roundup from Pine Flats Vicinity
Bet y Joiner of Alverda called on Helen Gibson Tuesday. Rev G W Wiese visited friends in the vicinity Thursday. Helen Gibson hosted relatives from Talmadge Ohio last week. Mr and Mrs A H Williams and family spent the weekend in Akron Ohio. Mr and Mrs A Stockard and Mr and Mrs Al Green attended the memorial service at Old Mahoning Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs Pluma Berkey and Miss Mary Learn visited Miss Wilda Roberts Sunday. Mr and Mrs J A Gibson, Josephine and Miss Milda Roberts visited Mrs N Quentin Grey of Braddock Sunday. Mary Williams, a resident nurse of Witdber Hospital, spent Sunday at home. Forest Sensabaugh was an Indiana galler Friday.
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A. W. Donahue
Seward Ferrier
Betty Joiner
Alverda
Helen Gibson
G. W. Wiese
Talmadge
A.H. Williams
Akron
A. Stockard
al Gréén
Old Mahoning Baptist Church
Pluma Berkey
Mary Learn
Wilda Roberts
J. A. Gibson
Sephine
Milda Roberts
N. Quentin Grey
Braddock
Mary Williams
Witdber Hospital
Forest Sensabaugh
Indiana
Farmers Learn About Grass Silage On Marshall Farm
Over three years, a farmer group on the Marshall farm planted trees and heard grass and legume silage guidance from RH Olmstead of Pennsylvania State College. Silage adoption grew from about 30 Pennsylvania farmers two years ago to over 300 last year. Dairy management films were shown. Olmstead urged small-scale trials, noting meadow shortages this season and suggesting using the whole crop as hay on many farms.
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Marshall
John W. Warner
Marshall Farmstead
RH. Olmstead
Pennsylvania State College
Pennsylvania
Almstead
Imredy Faces Ticklish Task in Hungary
Budapest June 6. President Imredy, new Hungarian prime minister, must suppress political extremists including pro German Nazis without provoking Germany. Germany Hungary's strongest ally on territorial claims dating from 1910. Upon forming his cabinet in mid May Imredy vows action against groups seeking to overthrow the government.
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Budapest
Imredy
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Nicholas Harthy
The
National Bank
Guess Who Tie Willian F Mildebrand and Hungary’s Nazism Tie
A fragmented obituary style item discusses William F Mildebrand, his family ties, and a 1940s context. It notes his role in suppressing extremist movements without signaling a wide Nazi crusade, Hungary seeking German friendship, and debates over land reform and labor service under Imredy. The piece links Nazism with Hungary’s peasant land demands and a self help push parallel to German programs.
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