Livengood Addresses GOP Women at Big Meeting
William S. Livengood Republican nominee for Secretary of Internal Affairs addressed about 600 at the Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women conference in Harrisburg. He urged defeating New Deal spending, defended constitutional protection, and urged unity for November. Also speaking were Samuel S. Lewis and Rob ert M. Carson with performances by Marve Tibbett and the Indiana Male Quartet.
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Harrisburg
W.C.T.U
William 5. Livengood
Livengood
Earle
New Deal
Samuel S. Lewis
James
Philadelphia
Arthur Rt James
Lewis
Robert M. Carson
Greensburg
Marve Tibbett
Congress
Indiana
President and son wedding feast at Nahant club
President Roosevelt attended the Roosevelt Clark wedding at Nahant MA with 350 guests for the church ceremony and 300 more at the Nahant Club reception. The President’s pew bore the Lowells name as town notables Cabots Coolidges and Thorndykes were honored with plaques nearby. The event featured extensive food, drink, and a planned honey-mloom escape for the couple.
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Nahant
Mass
James J. Scully
Roosevelt-Clark
Nahant Club
John
Anne
New England
Lowells
Cabots
Coolidges
Thorndykes
Anna Cabot Mills Lodge
Dodge
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania Marks Constitution 150th Anniversary Four Day Celebration
Pennsylvania observers celebrate the 150th anniversary of the U S Constitution with a statewide four day program led by Philadelphia events. Highlights include a military parade with 6 500 troops and aircraft, a birthday festival at Franklin Field, costumes at municipal stadium, and a Betsy Ross flag ceremony at Independence Hall. Governors Earle Rivers and Frank Melvin attend community events across major cities.
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Philadelphia
América
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Claiim
Franklin Field
Tarle
E. 2. Rivers
Georkia
Frank W. Melvin
Biiladelphia
Thatrmat
Pennslvania Historical Commission
Spask
Valley Forge
Washington
Independence Hall
Betsy Ross
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Altoona
Pennsylvania Constitution Conmemoration Committee
Earle
Albert M. Greenfield
Radio Course in Summer Session at IST College
Indiana State Teachers College offers a new summer course titled Radio and Tits Place in Education. Dr Karl F Oerlein leads with three faculty members guiding topics Radio in the Classroom and School Radio Equipment and Progress Production. External specialists will present and class programs will air on WHJB Greensburg.
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Indiana State Teachers College
Karl F. Oerlein
WHJB
Greensburg
Milk consumption and payroll rise at periodicals in April
Milk company payrolls in April rose 2.05 percent from April 1987 while employment fell 3.16 percent. Daily average milk sales in April 1938 dropped 3.2 percent from the previous year, totaling 6,168,669 quarts versus 6,372,649 quarts in April 1937. University seniors named milk their top beverage in the annual class poll. In Princeton eating halls, about 40 quarts per person are consumed daily in upperclass dorms serving sixty students each. Estimates suggest over 1,000 quarts are drunk at two meals in underclass commons.
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Reading
Milk Industry Foundation
University
High School and College Graduation Projections
Office of Education statistics project about 1.36 million high school graduates with roughly two thirds or 908,000 not entering higher education. In addition about 136,000 students will graduate from colleges and universities. Other individuals will work in covered employment only during vacations.
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Office of Education Statistics
Roosevelt Weds Anne Roosevelt Aboard Potomac
A presidential wedding at Nahant Bay featured a joint nuptial ceremony aboard the Government yacht Potomac presided by President Roosevelt. The ceremony included a dijver, a moonlit harbor setting, and a reception at the Nahant Club with notable participants such as Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt and James Roosevelt among the bridal party.
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Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Potomac
Navy
Hamilton
John
Anne
Nahant Club
Elliott Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Russell Sturgis
Sally
Dean
Charles R. L. Sturgis
Ledlie Laughlin
Nancy Cassils
Elizabeth Jaques
John Boettiger
Anna Roosevelt
John M. Graham
Charles 5. McVeoigh
Nathaniel Clark
John Drayton
Thomas Husband
Eliot Eaton
D. Jackson Eldridge
Big program laid out for next Congress
Washington describes a broad 76th Congress agenda including railroads rescue efforts, unemployment relief, crop control amendments, tax law revisions, anti-trust updates, government reorganization, regional planning, neutrality tweaks, war debts, and banking regulation, with Republicans pushing a separate platform to balance the budget and shrink government.
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Washington
O'Connor
D-Ny
House
Rulal Committee
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce
Congress
Palmer
Roosevelt
Cane Riess
White House
State Department
Ieenati
McNary
R-Ore
Snell
RNY
Obituary of Paul B Danks 67 Johnstown resident
Paul B Danks aged 67 father of Dr Jack C Danks North Sixth street chiropractor died at home in Eleventh Ward Johnstown after a long illness and was buried in St Stephen Cemetery. A 52 year resident he worked as a stone mason for Bethlehem Steel Co. Survived by wife Mary and Ave daughters Catherine Pyro Michael Pyro Margaret Horner Anna Helder Elizabeth Pastoric one son Dr Danks and nine grandchildren.
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Paul B. Danks
Jack C. Danks
North Sixth Street
Eleventh Ward
Johnstown
St. Stephen's Cerytery
Danks
Bethlehem Steel Co
Mary Danks
Catherine Pyro
Michael Pyro
Margaret Horner
Anna Helder
Elizabeth Pastoric
Chief Justice Kephart Calls For Limit On Grand Jury Powers
The piece notes Chief Justice Kephart arguing that inquisitorial grand jury powers threaten citizens and cites charges raised by former Attorney Charles J. Margiotti during his Democratic governor bid. The Dauphin County court delayed the investigation after Shelley filed a new petition detailing specific offenses within county jurisdiction.
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Charles J. Margiotti
Earle
Shelley
Dauphin County
Copeland Senate Leader in 15 Years of Service and Clash with New Deal
Senate veteran Copeland served 15 years as a key Commerce Committee chair and senior member on major panels. He helped shape merchant marine aviation and public health legislation. A Tammany Hall veteran he broke with Roosevelt over New Deal policies and warned of political fallout during the court reorganization fight.
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Copeland
Senate
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Joseph T. Robinson
Wiel
Pace
Law Not Retroactive Denial in Teacher Tenure Case
Philadelphia June 18 The State Supreme Court ruled the Teacher Tenure Act offers no redress for teachers dismissed before it took effect. It denied Mary Wheeler McNulty’s appeal to force the Olyphant School Board to grant a contract. The court reinstated Mary Shaw Colyer Eva Coleman Kauffman in Granville and Harrisburg’s William Willoughby. John A. Ake was upheld as ineligible for a contract due to improper hiring.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Mary Wheeler McNulty
Olyphant School Board
Mary Shaw Colyer
Eva Coleman Kauffman
Granville
Mifflin County
William ¥. Willoughby
Harrisburg
John A. Ake
South Woodbury
Bedford County
Local social notes from Indiana and surrounding areas
Parkwood Mr and Mrs Laney were week long business callers at Indiana. Mr and Mrs David Blakely and family spent a weekend with relatives at Homer City. Mr and Mrs Stewart Shirly were business callers at Indiana recently. Mr Arthur Wilson and family spent the weekend at the W J Craig home. J B Blakely attended the Fulton estate sale at West Lebanon Saturday. Mrs Campbell and children were in Indiana Saturday. Frank Fouts of Homer City spent an evening with his mother. Mr and Mrs Roy Millen were Indiana business callers over the weekend. Grant Rowe spent a day with his parents, Mr and Mrs Gen Rowe. T W Craig was an Indiana business caller Friday. The Y P C U W of West Union and Olivet have resumed meetings for the summer months. Mr and Mrs Lewis Buyers returned home from a vacation Tuesday evening.
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Wivs
Laney
Indiana
David Blakely
Homer City
Stewart Shirly
Arthur Wilson
W. J. Craig
J. B.blakely
Fulton
West Lebanon
Mrs. Campbell
Frank Fouts
Roy Millen
Grant Rowe
Gen. Rowe
T. W. Craig
West Union and Olivet
Lewis Buyers
Quaint Dances and Music Shine at Pennsylvania Folk Festival
At Tenkitown the annual Pennsylvania folk festival honored gray-bearded craftsmen of lost arts amid music and dances. Exhibits at Beaver College highlighted Pennsylvania as a Mecca for collectors of early American pla ge and woodwork while fiddlers and costumed dancers drew in crowds. State championships featured dancing and quickstep with Dewey Wotring defending his title in the latter contest.
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Tenkintown
Dune
Pennsylvania
Shelly
Beaver College
Engeland
Dewey Wotring
Lehigh County
International Happenings Amid Turbulent World Events
AP dispatches describe entrapment of 200000 Chinese by floods and stalemates along the Yellow and Yangtze rivers. Berlin threats against Czechoslovakia and anti Jewish actions appear as Nazi propaganda grows. Spanish front lines show gains for the Insurgents around Valencia and Villarreal as Britain faces diplomacy over foreign troops withdrawal.
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Associated Press
Yellow River
Czechoslovakia
Berlin
Britain
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hanow
Yellow
Yangtze River
Yangtze
Hankow
Kiukiang
Lokalanzeiger
Germany
Lam
Embarrassing moment as pact delayed over Spain crisis
Chamberlain faced embarrassment after promising Parliament the pact would not take effect until Italy's Blackshirts were withdrawn from Spain. The remark underscores tensions between Britain and its allies amid fascist intervention in the Spanish Civil War.
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Chamberlain
Italy
Spain
Stock market miner and steel firm listings 1920s snapshot
A dense catalog of stocks shows price quotes and percentage changes for major firms across industries. Entries include Am Can, Gen Motors, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, IBM rivals, and many others, reflecting a broad market snapshot with varied percentage shifts and investor interest.
Young demos in convention target Roosevelt New Deal
The article states that young Democrats in convention plan a final concerted effort against the Roosevelt principle of government for the people. Pennsylvania is identified as the battleground with vows to destroy the New Deal utterly and opposition proclaimed at every opportunity.
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Pennsylvania
Pamnsyveria
Clearer US foreign policy hints after Congress ends session
Washington notes suggest Secretary Hull will outline a sterner yet cautious foreign plan. The Senate condemned civilian bombing while the State Department quietly builds a policy of keeping aggressors guessing as American debate on war and peace remains unsettled. Admiral Yarnell also rejects Japanese guidance on fleet disposition.
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Washington
Congress
State Department
Stete Hull
Senate
America
Cum
Refreshing sleeveless frock for summer wear
Y Carol Day presents a light, indoors or outdoors friendly frock with a V neck and waist darts, featuring practical pockets and an artful front pleat. Pattern 8226 fits sizes 14 to 42 in linen, pique, gingham, or sharkskin. book details and prices included. Purchase options and contact details for pattern book.
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