Jobless Cure Heard At Interfaith Meet In Washington
An interfaith conference on unemployment heard a plan for a self-governed economic democracy. Dr R A McGowan urged a post election meeting of employers labor farmers and public to shape planning. Philip Murray and George H Houston discussed economic planning to avert a domestic collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interfaith Conference On
NRA
R. A. McGowan
Department of Social Action
National Catholic Welfare Conference
United States
Philip Murray
George H. Houton
New York
Murray
United For National Defense
Houston
America
Submarine Launches at Sasebo Base Quiet Ceremony
A new submarine was launched today at the Japanese naval base in Sasebo with no further details released. The report notes Babe Conaughton, a 280 pound guard for Georgetown in 1926, as a notably heavy college football regular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Sasebo
Babe” Conaughton
Georgetown
Monroe Traffic Code Limits Parades and Unsafe Vehicle Rules
Monroe enacts traffic code sections restricting funeral processions to permit routes and identified by a white flag, bans debris on streets, and sets vehicle safety standards including brakes, tires, mufflers, horns, leaks, lighting, and rules for parked vehicles. A Missouri report notes a maintenance truck recovered over 5 000 pounds of metal from gravel roads across five counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Navy
Police
Fire Departments
Monroe
City of
Louisiana
Missouri
Governors Warn U S. Faces Urgent Defense Need
Six governors wrapped a four day meeting in Duluth with a grim warning that the nation must prepare for probable attacks as German forces advance in France and England. Governor Lloyd Stark urged presenting a defense statement to President Roosevelt and stressed interstate trade barriers must fall. Governor Harold Stassen highlighted defense needs and a restraint on expanding federal powers, while Rhode Island’s William Vanderbilt was elected executive committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd C. Stark
National Governor Conference
France
England
United States
Washington
Roosevelt
Stark
Harold Eli Stassen
Minnesota
William Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
Plans Formulated for Folk School at Gilbert
Committee meetings in Ft Necessity Wisner and Gilbert discussed a folk school to be held at Gilbert High School on June 18 and 19. The program spans four divisions agriculture homemaking business and civics and fine arts with local and state speakers. Principal Gunn named business manager.Transportation and final details to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Ft. Necessity
Wisner
Gilbert Methodist Church
Gilbert High School
Ira W. Flowers
J. B. Francioni
C. B. Haddon
Northeast Louisiana Experiment Station
St. Joseph
Milton C. Tainter
Louisiana Farm Bureau
Elise G. Willis
Dean C. C. Calvert
Northeast Center L
Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Orleans
Uncle Sam
Business
Ralph Agate
Mary Mims
Folk School
C. L. Gowan
Rev. Flowers
B. R. Gunn
Mims
Thompson-Wood-Lee Auxiliary Postpones Meeting
The regular Thursday night meeting of the Thompson-Wood-Lee auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans is postponed to a later date due to illness among several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson-Wood-Lee Auxiliary
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Gold Medal Haarlem O80 Cepcules Adgy Kidney Ad
Advertising copy touts Gold Medal Haarlem O80 Cepcules as a harmless stimulant and diuretic to flush poisons and acid from kidneys and ease nocturnal urination. It promises quick relief, claims broad health benefits, and urges buying from drugstores at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Gay Co Plotters in Irene Screen Version
Photographs show Alan Marshal Anna Neagie and Ray Millend as leads in the film Irene with Herbert Wiles assembling the cast for the RKO Radio production. Irene plays tomorrow and Saturday at the Paramount with Regent Young May Robson and Billie Burke in top featured roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Alan Marshal
Anna Neagie
Ray Millend
Herbert Wiles
RKO
Regent Young
May Robwon
Bille Burke
Paramount
Skunk Incident Ends With Four Babies Housed Indoors
In Kane Kansas on June 6 Frank Kerr fired at a skunk under his garage and moved it away. The skunk fled and Kerr found four baby skunks left crying near the scene. Mrs. Kerr insists they must be cared for though unsure how to feed them as Kerr searches for the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kane
Frank Kerr
Kerr
Mrs Kerr
New Antiseptic Reported To Combat Bacteria In Wounds
Dr RM Praeman of Linden J reports in Modern Medicine a new antiseptic milution to kill bacteria in wounds. The preparation called socobharer wid forms a deadly peach gas that reacts with water on the skin, attacking germs directly whether used in wet dressings or via slow release method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Modern Medicine
RM. Praeman
Linden
Olan Black Addresses Lions Luncheon in Farmerville
Olan Black, parah scout executive, was principal speaker at the Lions Club meeting in Farmerville. He urged support for youth programs facing today’s changing work environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan Black
LIONS
Olan
Black
Parah
Lions Lab
Farmerville
Plack
Also Mentioned on This Page
Western Front
Haig & Haig Five Star
Haig & Haig
Ie Hye Haig
Haig
Somerset Importers, Ltd
Chamber of Commerce
Commission Council
State of
Black Patent
U. S
Duluth
Minn
Kerr Demeured
Abel
Indianapolis
Wilbur Shaw
Firestone
Speedway
Ee Firestone Convoy
Firestone Eee
Auto Supply & Service Store
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!