Washington At A Glance On Reorganization Battle
Washington discusses the heated debate over reorganizing independent offices and the Supreme Court packing plan. The article explains tensions among the three branches as Roosevelt's reform ideas clash with Congress and the judiciary. The piece notes the session may run into 1938 and highlights the push to place independent offices under executive control.
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Charles Pp. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Ganization
Supreme Court
Executive Branch
Judicial
Legislative
State Game Kill Totals Drop From 1935 Levels
Port of the ... in Pennsylv?nia reports preliminary 1936 game kills will be below 1935. Hunters reported 18 084 legal male deer, 356 bears, 1 338 892 rabbits, 373 785 squirrels, 34 736 raccoons, 3 208 wild turkeys, 96 909 ruffed grouse, 267 890 ring neck pheasants, 42 095 quail, 25 455 woodcocks, 17 407 shorebirds, 60 245 blackbirds, 27 546 wild waterfowl. Total weight 3 106 tons versus 6 391 tons last year.
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Ama
Pennsylv
Homecoming Plan at Veach Church Near Hubbard Ohio
The 108th anniversary of Veach Church will be observed with services at 11 and 2 on Sunday June 20. Rev William Veach donated land and lumber. the original 1829 building remains in use and is east of Hubbard. Descendants and friends are invited to attend.
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William Veach
Ohio
Veach Methodist
Hubbard
Veach
Bond Issue Bill Passes Council
City council at City Hall approves increasing bonded indebtedness by 70000 to refinance outstanding improvement certificates. Current certificates pay six percent to holders, while bonds to be issued will pay three percent.
Franklin Hails Record Golfball Ice in Storm
Residents of Franklin Venango County report a hail storm with ice stones as large as golf balls in town and larger than crab apples in surrounding areas. The unusually large hail sparked astonishment and property concerns.
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International News Service
Franklin
Venango County
Harlansburg W C T U Meeting and Notes
The Harlansburg W C T U group, led by Miss Luella Moorhead, hosted a June meeting with songs, scripture readings, recitations, and plays. A benefit play titled The Beneficent Retrobate is planned for June 21 at the Liberty Grange hall.
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Esther Eakin
Bertha McCullough
Barbara Hadley
Columbia
Sam
Helen Stoughton
Ruth McCullough
Esther McCullough
Marie Book
Gladys Mathewson
Thomas Brown
Harold Johnson
Billie Boy
Bertha Eakin
Alice McKissick
Cameron Dinner Honored Sister Miss Claribel
Mr and Mrs J O Cameron entertained at dinner Wednesday in honor of their sister Miss Claribel Cameron in a family gathering with relatives and friends.
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Mrs. J. O. Cameron
Miss Claribe
No Political Candidates in Barnesville for Local Offices
Barnesville faces a candidate drought with no current council members seeking re election and only two men signaling plans to run for mayor in the coming municipal election.
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Barnesville, O
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