Governor Vetoes Plan To Display State Documents
Governor James H. Duff vetoed a bill authorizing loan of historic Pennsylvania documents including the original charter to William Penn for a federal freedom train tour. He warns the charter could suffer irreparable damage from exposure and vibration, proposing a facsimile exhibit instead.
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Harrisburg
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James H. Duff
Pennsylvania
William Penn
United States
Charles II of England
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Duff
Liberty Bell
Pennsylvania Ee and Museum Commisn. i
NACA to reduce propeller noise via blade changes
The NACA announces that to lower airpropeller noise it will modify propellers to run at lower tip speeds and increase blade count.
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NACA
Non-Operating Railroad Unions To Make Demands
In Chicago 17 non-operating railroad unions plan wage talks with officials next week seeking a 20 percent hourly rise. Officials say the increase would lift payrolls by 524 million dollars and payroll taxes by 44 million, totaling 568 million. The unions cover about one million clerical, maintenance and shop workers not in actual operations. Operating unions representing 350,000 train and yard workers were to submit demands by Friday.
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Chicago
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World view on fascism, Spain, and global strategy
The author argues against fascism and communism, questions U S meddling in Spain, Greece, and Turkey, and asks whether guarding Gibraltar and the British life line is more vital than continental actions. The piece ends urging Navy enlistment to see the world.
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Gibraltar
Greece
Turkey
Spain
Russia
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Mediterranean
Dardanelles
Dodecanese
Franco
Washington Calling urges five year Europe rehabilitation plan
The column argues for a $5 billion yearly program to restore Europe, warns of imminent deadline pressure, and critiques slow congressional action. It notes Greece and Turkey relief delays, the new administrator Griswold’s briefing in Washington, and the need for a bipartisan master plan amid looming midnight-hour decisions.
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Marshall
Europe
Congress
White House
Great Britain
France
Italy
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Washington
Germany
Griswold
Greece
Vandenberg
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
The Parent Problem Continues on Camp Discipline
The article argues against pulling a homesick child from camp and urges reading Your Son Goes to Camp by F. W. Holbein. It predicts camps will emphasize work and discipline, with CCC camp features cited as models for future programs balancing labor and recreation.
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F. W. Holbein
Association Press
New York
Holbein
John A. Ledlie
CCC
Aed Drug Store
Searching Party Finds Boy's Body in Philadelphia Hole
Philadelphia June 16 A search by police and neighbors recovered four year old Larry Reid from a water filled hole in Mayfair. The body was found face down after disappearing while playing. Parents Lawrence and Mrs Reid collapsed nearby as investigators reviewed the incident alongside the missing child’s siblings Kathleen Geraldine and Eugenia.
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Philadelphia
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Larry Reid
Mayfair
Larry
Reid
Lawrence Reid
Kathleen
Geraldine
Eugenia
Good Insulation Cuts Dust Pattern On Walls
Pittsburgh scientist Gaylord W. Penney explains that warm dust laden air moving over cold wall surfaces creates striped patterns on nail heads and plaster. He says insulating walls to keep surfaces uniformly warm or using radiant heating will eliminate the dust patterns.
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Pittsburgh
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Gaylord W. Penney
Westinghouse
Penney
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