Republican Good Roads Plank Approved by A M A Head
Washington June 22 The Republican party plank on good roads won approval from A M A head J Barton Weeks. He urged continued federal aid but said 75 million annually is insufficient and called for faster construction of highways while noting rising automobile registrations and congestion. Weeks predicted Congress will soon raise the federal aid program to expand primary and secondary road building.
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Republican Party
A. M.A. Head
Washington
Kansas City
J. Barton Weeks
American Motorists’ Association
Weeks
Congress
See Peete
Local Couples and Visitors Share Weekend Gatherings
E Lackawannock and New Castle residents spent weekends with relatives across Grove City New Castle and nearby towns. Guests included the Humphreys Hoaglands Pyles Hawthorns and families with many short visits, church activities, and casual social calls noted in a round of Sabbath and weekday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Swertz
Grove City
J. W. Humphrey
F. A. Hoagland
Paul
New Castle
Harold Pyle
Jamily
Frank Pyle
New Casttle
Howard Pyle
Ruth Osborne
Robert Hazlett
Marvin Hawthorne
Jane
Mabel
J. B. Hawthorne
Edith Drake
Penn State College
Samuel Drake
W.s.edeburn
W. D. Stallsmith
Deer Creek
White Chapel
Joe
Ogni Rodgsis
Wilmington Avouie
Audley Rodgers
Bert McGonnell
Battle Row
Harry Anderson
Paul Criss
Vint Potter
Famiy
Fred Forsythe
Cleveland
William Osborne
Jessie Osborne
Joseph Messemer
Butler
Ah Gyer
Nelson Cress
Samuel
Akron
Youngstown
James Fobes
Coaltown
J. W .Humphrey
Robert Garrett
Zella
Dale Hawthorne
Earl Smith
New Wilmington
Harold
Chford Osborne
Green Ville
Charlies Cox
Carpenter
John Rodgers
J. A. Dodds
Dodds
Margaret Pyle
Charles Gill Bt Warren
Frank Dodds
Mercer
S. W. Ligo
Charles Miller
Sarah Martin
Glen Martin
Fyffe of
Merner
Dry headquarters in Houston linked to anti Smith drive
International News Service reports a furnished Houston office housing Smith Reed and other Denjacene nomination rivals. Prohibition groups including the Anti-Saloon League and WCTU say the HQ aims to block Gov Al Smith and push a prohibition plank in the 1928 Democratic platform. The piece notes Hoover era contrasts and mentions Arthur Brisbane on women’s dress.
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Kenneth Clark
International News Service
Houston
Tex
Ri Hotel
Smith, Reed
Huw
al Smith
Kansas City
Anti-Saloon League
Www
Women's National Democratic Enforcement League
Hoover
Smith
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E. Lackawannock
Howard Kirk
Butler's
Doz
Cloverdale
Pillsbury Flour
U.S
Texas
Zionas
Big
Aygge
Quality Loaf
Neshannock Avenue
Croton Avenue
E. Washington Street
Liberty Ave
Mahoningtown
W. Washington St
Long Avenue
Dry Headquarters
Prohibition
Seel
Arthur Brisbane
CPSEA
East
North Mill Street
L.l.swan & CO
Water Office
Deltox
Aerolux
Abiel
FIBRE
L.L. Swan & CO
New Castle, Pa
South Mill Street
New Castle’s