Major W Fulton Jackson Receives O M T C Cut Notice
Major W Fulton Jackson in charge of C M T C activities in Lawrence county receives a letter from Colonel Allen Smith Baltimore indicating reduced O M T C summer training due to appropriations. Many Lawrence county applicants are canceled or reduced, with quotas slashed from 4000 to 1489 white and blue courses and 181 red courses.
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W. Fulton Jackson
C. M. T. C. Activitlex
Lawrence County
Allen Smith
Baltimore
Third Corps
Evening Program For Children's Day
An evening program for Children’s Day outlines planned activities and participants. The schedule includes songs, scripture readings, recitations, and young speakers led by church leaders and families, highlighting community involvement and faith themes.
School Recitations and Performances Listing
A long OCR list details various class exercises and recitations for children and girls including titles like We Are His Lat Mary Class, We Will Follow Him, Crusaders are Marching, Splendid Secret, Buttercup Secret, Children's Day songs, Joybells, The Guest of Bethany, The Adventurers are Doers, A Job for Everyone, Happy Rose Girls, A True Story, and Beautiful Scenes of Olden. It reads as a program of performances by multiple named individuals and groups with no single narrative.
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Donald
Berton
Betty
Eleanor Brown
Crusaders
Henrice Buchanan
Bridery
Buttercup
Peggy ‘ Thbatson
Betty Brown
Bernica Schracongost
Bethany
Junk Ibbotton
Neal Nelson
Sushnna
Arnold Whiteman
Happy Rose Girls
Junor Girls
Marion Young Bong
Bhirley
Hay Crop Still Looms Large Here in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that despite drought and low mood, hay remains the state’s most valuable crop. The 1932 hay crop totaled 2,608,000 tons, valued at 924 million dollars, about three and a half times the potato crop and nearly one and a half times corn.
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Cinternational News Service
Harisburg
Pennsylvania
Atute Department, of Agriculture
Fire Loss Heavy in Harrisburg May Report
The Bureau of Fire Protection reports in May 78 incendiary and suspicious fires were assigned for investigation. During the same period 376 inspections addressed fire hazards and 373 approvals were issued for gasoline pumps and tables installations. May fire loss was about $1,700,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Fire Protection
Pennsylvania
Police
Fragmentary Scriptural Fragment on Christ and Resurrection
A garbled historical fragment discusses Christ, faith and hope, mentioning a pivotal morning and an empty tomb. The text references human race significance and a past revelation, with unclear names or dates, rendering a partial, poetry-like reflection on religious themes.
Hole-in-One Marked on Course Ravine Play
A fragmented golf note reports a hole-in-one on a 138 yard hole near a ravine. The club records indicate a notable achievement within the year, though details are incomplete.
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Sbavkeanita
Legion auxiliary grants medals to students at parochial schools
The American Legion 1 auxiliary awarded medals for outstanding scholarship service and leadership to eighth grade pupils in parochial schools. Mira Daly and Mrs Joseph Arenth visited St Marys school with Arenth delivering the presentation speech and recognizing Mary Louise Murphy. Mrs EB Buber and Mrs J R Wilson also visited St Josephs school presenting medals to Virgin May Doone.
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Legion 1
Pupité
Sparochial
Mont
Mira
Dan” Daly
Joseph Arenth
St. Mary's
Huron Avenue
Buber
R. ‘Wilson
St. Joseph's Schol
Strange Obsessed World Warns Psychologist
International News Service reports London psychologist Dr. W. Stephenson says on June 16 that no one is truly normal and many people are driven to socially dangerous acts by impulses hidden from others. He cites urban streets as sites where concealed urges surface.
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International News Service
London
Riding Mountain Park Opens In Manitoba July 25 1838
International News Service reports Riding Mountain National Park in Manitoba will be officially opened on July 25 1838. The 1148 square mile reserve sits on the summit of the Riding Mountains, forested with lakes and home to moose deer elk and a fenced buffalo herd near Lake Andy.
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Lake Andy
Western Plains
Canna
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CMTC
Gamp
Castlewood Christian and Missionary Alliance
Predenterl
Onatiowood
Allianca Sunaby
Phoir
Roy
Eltenberger
Sean
Cutton Brown
Jaone Smith Beardec
Nina Smal
Roberta Drown
Little Chi Tron Chretien
Lou Swope
holr—Christ
Mearles
Bervice
Lois Smith
Dupont
Kirk Hutton & CO
New Castle
DRG CO
Glenfast Wall
Pratt & Lamberts
Robert Mackie
International
Les
Ghristlan Bey
Sania
Offutt
South Mill Street
Ted Roise
Elzea
Sorchmont
Aizen
Bemberg
Becks
Percale Peondle
Men’s Union
NEW
Jean Frocks
East Washington Street
Taswacu
Washington Street
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