Fortune's Ace Tells Editors In State College Talk
Elina Roper Fortune Magazine director told Penn State reporters that public opinion shows intelligence across issues, while newspaper criticism ranges from fair to overemphatic. Officials led a local parade route from Philadelphia street to Memorial Park with a long list of officers and a memorial service planned for Plumville, where Wilfred Hedwig of Indiana will be the orator at Beracha cemetery events.
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State College
May
Elina Raper
Fortune
Surve
Edltors
Pennsylvania State College
Roper
John L. Stewart
Washington
Observer
Stewart
Red Cross
Philadelphia Street
Sixth Street
Memorial Park
Philadelphia
Ninth Streets
Harry W. Fee
Howard B. Buterbaugh
E. Dale Timberlake
Dale C Marlin
Alexander M. Stewart
John B. Goheen
Joseph J King
Charles
William E. Fierce
Clement Gifford Belcher
Christ Episcopal Church
Harry Burton Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Arkansas City
Kan
Plumville
Presbyterian Church
Brownlee
Beracha
Wilfred E. Hedwig
Indiana
Harrisburg Budget and Relief Bill Actions Detailed
The Senate amended the relief appropriation to 127 million and restored the Public Utility Commission funding to 1.4 million after House cuts. A merger of the merit systems across several state agencies was approved, with a 200 thousand expense provision for a two year commission. The conference committee deleted need based support for the blind and kept a flat 300 dollar pension, while a revised penal code of 371 pages was sent to the Governor.
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Senate
Public Utility Commission
Suan
House
Civil Service
Department of Publicrance
Liquor Centro Board
Division of Unemployment Compensation
van Ailsburg
Pennsylvania
Democrat
State Bar Association
Taxes Continued Front Page Onc
The article reports on tax policy debate over federal and state income taxes on government securities and proposals to remove exemptions. Morgenthau urges abolishing the exemption while senators Brown LaFollette weigh oppose. Officials fear state pushback could slow enactment. Revenue measures target a June 30 expiration of nuisance taxes.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Senate Finance Committee
Brown
D-Mich
Finance Committee
House
Senate
LaFollette
Germany presses for more labor to boost production
A German Institute for Economic Inquiry report argues that Germany must press more workers into service, including women and perhaps less capable men, to meet economic aims. It notes a labor shortage and that hours and efficiency have raised the effective workforce to over 21 million, with transport and material demands stressing the system.
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Democratic
Institute For Economic Inquiry
Germany
Roosevelt Returns to Hyde Park Home for Weekend
President Roosevelt arrived at his Hyde Park estate on May 27 at 8 30 a m. A small group of friends and neighbors greeted him at the station before he boarded a limousine to his home to spend the weekend.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hudson River
Snite Placed in Lourdes Pool Miracle Shrine Visit
Fred B. Snite Jr traveled 5,000 miles to Lourdes France to immerse in the holy pool at the shrine of the Virgin of Lourdes. The American Catholic party watched the ritual and listened as a mass was celebrated for him by PM McCardle of the Diocese of Rovhe ler, N.Y.
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Lourdes
France
Fred B. Snite, Jr
Tanny
Sven Lung
N.Y
Banff Royalty Visit Amid Royal Tour and Accident
May 27 Banff Alberty Marmalds King George and Queen Elizabeth rest in the Roof Garden during their national park town stop. A marching band marching men parade. a car incident injures Private J F Carlson of Jamestown New York and wounds 18 others. Driver identified as a pineapple company employee. Also notes footwear future and crow flight facts.
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Honolulu
J F. Carlson
Jamestown
N.Y
Banff
Alberty
Marmalds
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Union Fyergore
Bryttanaie Majesties
Pacific Coast
French Cabinet Sets Turkish Mutual Assistance Accord
Paris reports the French cabinet discussed a Turkish French mutual assistance pact as part of a broader alliance chain. In Geneva a dispute over fortifications of the Aaland Islands drew fears Finland might quit the League while Soviet Russia urged delay. Spanish Nationalists execute hundreds near Madrid and 380 suspects per day face treason trials as Franco's forces tighten control. King George VI and Queen Elizabeth rest in Banff before resuming a Canada United States tour.
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Associated Press
Paris
Geneva
Finland
Aaland
Russia
Madrid
Banff
Alberta
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Canadian Rockies
Pacific Coast
Canada
United States
Ankara
Hatay
Sanjak
Alexandretta
France
Turkey
Baltic Sea
Soviet Russia
League Council
Spain
Francisco Franco
George VI
Far West
Flashes of Life Pay As You Go
In Salt Lake City a motorist argued over a parking ticket saying she paid for the time. Milwaukee police search for Richard Schneider 4, found he had spent the afternoon with his girlfriend. Redding California trustees challenge Alma Blay resignation as teacher. Supreme Court to decide on dismissal rights. dismissal deadline expired May 15.
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Salt Lake City
George Parker
Beau Brummel
Milwaukee
uPi
Richard Schneider
John Dbd
Schneider
Aus
Richard
Redding
Calit
Phillips School
Alma Blay
Blay
Supreme Court
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Harold Sebring
Ord Ms and Mrs Harold Sebring welcomed a baby girl born Tuesday May 1 with mother and baby reported to be doing well. Attendees from the area joined a serenade and Kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Ted Stewart at his sister Mrs Gossom’s home Friday. Several residents attended the Indian Show in Richmond Saturday night. Family and relatives visited at the Beer home in Rockton on Saturday. Elizabeth Gromley, daughter of Heestes, Richmond area, mentioned among readers.
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Harold Sebring
Mathey
Babe
Ted Stewart
Gossom
Richmond
Robert Plunse
Matthew Brillhart
Charles
Eee
Small Town Social Notes From Indiana and Vicinity
People visited relatives and hosted guests across Indiana Dixonville Nicholtown and nearby towns. Mrs Ruth Gromley hosted multiple visitors including Mrs Earl Thomas and son Robert while Mrs Mary Henry traveled to DuBois to visit her daughter. others included Mr and Mrs Earnest Rombaugh and families and Dr D Zmirs of Dixonville making professional calls last week.
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Rinn
Indiana
Ruth Gromley
Earl Thomas
Robert
Dixonville
Harold Sebring
Howard Grove
Pardee
Everette Henry
Ruth
Mavian Center
James van Tassie
Jimmie
Nicholtown
Earnest Rombaugh
Mary Henry
DuBois
Bunday
Mery
Wallace Loctard
Roy Hollis Harvey O'Harra
Clymer
Etheyln
Eleanor Sebring
Bartlebaugl
Dr. D. Zmirs
Hig Plage
Capital Drive Raids Sweep Harrisburg Jails
May 27 Harrisburg reports 150 prisoners taken in a statewide liquor raid sweep dubbed the greatest in the city’s history. Over 200 officers from State Police, liquor agents and local police raided 98 disorderly houses and 33 illegal liquor sites, yielding numerous arrests and bail releases. Key officials included Police Chief Shoemaker District Attorney Shelley and State Liquor Enforcement Chief Smith.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Arrishure
Seventh Ward
George Shoemaker
Carl B. Shelley
C. . Keller
Clyde E. Smith
Altoona
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Caponizing Demonstrations At Two Farm Venues
A caponizing demonstration will be held at the McCreary Tipe and Rubber Company barn on Wednesday May 41 from 8 30 to 11 00 A M and at the Marion Center farm of Myrle Stewart at 3 00 P M H H Kauffman poultry extension specialist at Penn State and County Agent Warner will caponize cockerels for 4 H club members at Home Pa and at Oak Tree Club members will call at the demonstration for their capons.
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McCreary Tipe and Rubber Company
Myrle Stewart
Marion Center
H. H. Kauffman
Penn State
Warner
Oak Tree
Dinner party superstition prompts hotel dummy display
May 27 report from Chicago notes a hotel proposes a full dress dummy to accompany a dinner party if only 14 guests arrive. Lewis B. Ermeling, secretary of the Greater Chicago Hotel Association, says this service is among special offerings by city hotels.
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Chicago
Lewis B. Ermeling
Greater Chicago Hotel Association
Beng
Henry Ford Not Candidate for Public Office Says He Is Not Interested
Henry Ford told a Franklin and Marshall College club in Lancaster on May 27 that he is not interested in running for president or any political office. He telegraphed that he is not a candidate and does not desire public office. Also noted: advice on bread storage to prevent mold and a mention that thousands of doctors in England are women.
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Lancaster
Henry Ford
Lancaster League For Better Government
Franklin’ and Marshall College
Three More Bodies Exhumed In Murder Ring Probe
Philadelphia dispatch reports three additional graves opened in a murder-for-insurance ring case with bodies sent to chemists for poison traces as eight eastern states hunt two women and a man tied to new federal fugitive warrants. The investigation has already led to 29 arrests, including 13 widows.
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Philadelphia
Winkelman
Joseph Swartz
Luigi Levecchio
Rose Davis
Josephine Pino
Josephine Sadita
Joseph Sadita
Pietro Piorali
James Kelly
Dominick Rodio
Cape May County
New Jersey
Joseph Arena
Nick Crispine
Reading
Arena
McCrearys Top V. F. W. Hawks Wards
Charles B. Wood, president and founder of the Pressed Steel Company of Wilkes-Barre, died suddenly at his Kingsboro Borough home from a heart attack. He had shown no prior illness. The item notes a local incident involving the McCrearys, VFW, Hawks, and Wards in a brief, non-graphic obituary-style report.
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Wilkes-Barre
Charles B. v. Wood
Pressed Steel Company
Kings Go
Dems Removed as State Authority Members Under New Law
Harrisburg May 27 The bill to remove three Democratic members of the General State Authority became law. Governor James approved the measure which ends terms for appointees, targeting Rep Merbert B Cohen York and Austin B McCullough Lancaster editor and State Sen George Kunkel Dauphin. Rossiter former Erie mayor resigned as chief counsel.
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Harrisburg
General State Authority
James
Merbert B. Cohen
York
Austin B. McCullough
Lancaster
George Kunkel
Dauphin
Cohen
McCullough
Kunkel
James H. Rossiter
Erie
Rossiter
Thomas A. Logue
Internal Affairs
William S. Livengood, Jr
Somerset
World Bridge Olympic Courts Hand by McKenney
William E. McKenney secretary of the American Contract Bridge League presents a hand from the 1934 World Bridge Olympic games. The article discusses bidding principles, focusing on whether South should open and how the bidding should proceed.
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WM. E. McKenney
Sec
V. Am
Contract Bridge League
American Contract Bridge League
South
West bids or doubles final contract in five diamonds
Bridge puzzle asks whether West should enter bidding or double, and what West’s opening lead should be against five diamonds. Solution outlines bidding sequence South one diamond, North one spade, South two clubs, North two no trump, South four clubs, North four diamonds, South five diamonds. It argues the final contract double is impossible with West’s hand, West’s safe lead is king of hearts, and South should not lead a jump but play clubs to force a trumping sequence aided by diamonds and hearts.
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CIVY
McCrearys
Hawks
Hawkinson Treaders
Montgomery Ward
West End
H. Brummert
Hawks AB
Lucas
McArdle
al Armanini
R. Brummer
Carmpbell
Harper
If Warden
Maildelbetant
I Lewis
Artemus
Cicern
Roy Walker
Ray Walker
R. Walsh
C. Carnahan
M. Bailey
Palriquin
Baller
Starry
McDonald
Smith
Prive
E. Carnahan
Nhuz
McArdie
Veterans of Foreign Wars Foftballers
Electric Company
AB. R.H. OG
A. E. B. Armanini
Koozer
P. Armanini
D Hayes
Ab ' Renaldi
Sitter
A Kennedy
Ha Myers
Sutter
rf _ Parks
B. Wagner
If Leydic
J. Walls
H. Walls
R. Wagner
Molt
Irvin
Cunningham
K. Kelly
R. Kelly
Renaldi
McDonnough
West
South
Olive
North
East
Tree Planting Demonstration Near Smicksburg May 28
County Agent Warner conducts a forestry tree planting demonstration at Wendell Thompson farm two miles east of Smicksburg on Monday May 28 at 1:00 P.M. Ten local 4-H members order 100 two year old Seated Pine trees each as first step in the club. Members include Laird Travis Emon Travis Carl Roof Howard McMillen Harold Thompson Robbie Lee Thompson Elaine Thompson Blaine Elkin John Hoover and John Stephensvn.
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Warner
Wendell Thompson
Smicksburg
Laird Travis
Emon Travis
Carl Roof
Howard McMillen
Harold Thompson
Robbie Lee Thompson
Elaine Thompson
Blaine Elkin
John Hoover
John Stephensvn
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ACE
Lloyd B. Maness
Jeft
Francis Murphy
Lourdes Pool
Banff Resort
Indiana, PA
Princaganda
Joseph Paul Goebbels
Biitein
Marquis Earl Barovet
ORD
Tyro
England
Paderewski
Janice Die Tedecewski
Pene
Aga
New York
McCrearys Top V. F. W
Hawks, Wards
Allied
Strs Bay
Dts
Armstrong Cork
Aviation Corp
Bald
Bendix Aviat
Beth Steel
Blaw-Knox Tl Borden Ca
Borg-Warner
Briggs Mighty Caluate
Hee A
Canad Pacifis
Caterpil Tractor
Celansse Corp
Bly Ches and Qhio
Chrasler Corp
Calgate-Palm-P
Columbane Ei
Antl Credit Ith
Conil Livest
Com Solvents If
Com
Edison
Consol
Crane Co
Curtis Publishing
Curtis Pub Pr
Curtiss-Wright
Curtisss
Deere and Co
del Lack and
Westaly Distil Corp-Seag
Douglas Aivcraft
Harvester
Nick Can
Telanc
Johns-Manville
Th . Kennecott
Kresge
Liggett and
Loew's. Inc
Mack Tricks
Mary RiCo
McCrory
Hay McIntyre
McLellan
Sirs Bay Minit-Moling al
DEMOS
Studvbeker Corp
Swift and Co
Texas Corp
Texas Gull
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