Midget NRA Sets Out on Educational Selling Campaign
Washington reports the three key men of the midget NRA launched a campaign to promote its principles to the public, business, and labor. Led by James L. O Neill, they plan an educational approach with possible revised Blue Eagle insignia and ongoing personnel adjustments as the old NRA expires. The new administration under Roosevelt seeks data-driven plans, divisions for review and business cooperation, and a focus on voluntary codes within anti trust limits.
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NRA
James L. O'Neill
Guaranty Trust Company of
New York
O'Neill
Roosevelt
New Deal
Leon C. Marshall
Old Recovery Board
Supreme Court
Division of Business Cooperation
Prentiss L. Coonley
May One of the Wettest Months of Record
May stands as one of the rainiest months on record with unusually high totals. Data show historic precipitation levels accompanied by elevated measurements across multiple stations. Residents report localized flooding and weather officials warn of continued unsettled conditions through early summer.
Postwar advisory council named for industry labor and consumers
O'Neill and aides to cut staff to essential members while six-person advisory council aids. Members include Charles Edison Howell Cheney for industry, William Green and Philip Murray for labor, Emily Newell Blair Walton M Hamilton for consumers, and George L Berry to represent labor. Baxter film critique praises some moments though pacing and dialect hindered. The Bend Concert cartoon deemed entertaining.
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Marshall and Coonley
Charles Edison
Howell Cheney
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers
Labor
Emily Newell Blair
Walton M. Hamilton
George L. Berry
International Pressmen’s Union
O'Neill
Berry
Chasing Yesterday at the Patee and a Veteran Railroader
Paris set drama Chasing Yesterday stars Sylvestre Bonnard and Jean the orphan girl as her resemblance to his lost beloved mother draws the old scholar closer. Bonnard auctions his treasured folios to fund Jean’s legal adoption aided by Helen Westley. Also shows Happiness Ahead with Dick Powell. Parsons Kan veteran railroad conductor Henry W Drew dies at 69 after 47 years with the Missouri Kansas Texas.
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Sylvestre Bonnard
C. P. Heggie
Jean
Anne Shirley
Bonnard
Helen Westley
Dick Powell
Joan Hutchinson
Parsons
Kan
Henry W. Drew
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
God the Preserver of Man Lesson-Sermon Highlights
Christian Science Churches focus on divine wisdom and preservation in the June 14 Lesson-Sermon. Golden Text from Proverbs 2 4 speaks of the Lord giving wisdom and guiding the paths of judgment. Psalm 145 14 20 is cited about upholding and preserving those who love Him. Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health emphasizes that divine Mind maintains Its own image and expresses harmony and eternity.
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God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Summer Recital Opens Eight Week Series at University
The eight week summer session opens with a violin recital by Luther Leavengood assisted by Ruth Orcutt on piano. Leavengood, a 1929 University of Kansas B M and former Baker University music head, is pursuing a master of music at Michigan this summer. Orcutt, a Chopin Ballad in G minor performer, will also accompany. Recital starts at 8 pm in Administration auditorium, open to the public free of charge. A new cooling system in the auditorium improves comfort for attendees.
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Luther Leavengood
Ruth Orcutt
Leavengood
University of Kansas
School of Fine Arts
Baker University
University of Michigan
Chopin
Charles Bayles
University Buildings and Grounds
Puff and Adie Exchange Wealth in a Curious Offer
A friend of Puff thanks Adie for a favor and jokes about a money urn. Puffy grins and offers a plan to burn the money but reclaim it, while Adie would pass the reward back if asked. The dialogue hints at a playful, ironic exchange over a hidden fortune.
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Puff
All Wight
Puffy
British cattle disease threatens worst outbreak in years
The foot-and-mouth outbreak worsens in England with over 8,000 animals killed as a protective measure. This year has seen 26 outbreaks across five Midland counties, with thousands of cattle in Dorset under suspicion amid mounting fears.
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England
Midland
Dorset
Ruth Swarthout to Tour Europe with Sister Evelyn
Ruth Swarthout daughter of Dean and Mrs D M Swarthout plans a two month Europe trip starting June 25 aboard the Statendam after five days in New York City. She will join sister Evelyn in England for piano studies and visits to Bradford and Exmouth before touring Holland Belgium the Rhine Munich and Nuremberg then Paris for two weeks. return from Bologna in August.
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