PWA urged permanent Works Bureau role amid recession risks
International News Service reports PWA Administrator Tekes calls for keeping the Emergency Works Bureau in a lean, ready form during prosperity to fight downturns. About 20 to 80 percent of approved projects have been discarded as 3,000 entries await funding, with 1,000 new submissions filed and only 78 working days left to enter the PWA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrile Muller
Washington
PWA
Tekes
Emergency Works Bureau
Peevegjng Laat
Pwaa
PET PARADIN AWARDS MONDAY MORNING AT THEATRE
Heat soaked pet parade continues with judging by city notables including Mayor Rent and Fr Doert. Prizes to be awarded at a special screening of Lord Jet at the Penn Theater Monday morning June 27 at 10 o'clock with tags required for entry and a free show for all parade participants.
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Specia
Lord Jet
Penn Theater
North Mercer
Mion
Dick Rent
Joseph A. Doert
Ben Hogan
Harold A. McCurdy
Thomas J Bullett
A. L. Rintz, Jr
Harry J. Clark
Jack Gerson
W. BR
Montana floods bring heavy toll across state
Flooding tears through Montana as basements flood in Great Falls, roads from Havre to Helena washout warnings issued, trains blocked on the Great Northern line. Herman Wendt drowns near Zusich and De haan Laby remains missing as rivers rise along the east slope from the Continental Divide to Winchester Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Herman Wendt
Coulee
Laredo
Dehaan Laby
Fred Tillighman
Hogeland
Zusich
Great Falls
Conadiant
Havre
Helena
Great Northern Railroad
Polaroid Desk Lamp Demonstrates New Illumination Principle
The Polaroid Desk Lamp offers an innovative lighting method for any paper, drawing, color work, or figure. Set the work before the lamp and observe natural light effects. A demonstration is promised to amaze the audience.
State Insurance Commission Speaker Addresses Mutual Companies
The Pennsylvania convention heard remarks urging mutuals to avoid cash policies and to guard against losses through structured provisioning. Speakers emphasized specialized geographic policy, noting modern governance requires deep technical knowledge across regions. Milton E. Bowman of Hanover was chosen president for 1988-39, with F J Varcoe as vice president and Guy C Baby re-elected secretary treasurer. The convention will select next year’s host city. membership includes Pine Pa leaders and officers E J Varcoe and Mr. Baby.
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Pennsylvania
State Association
Milton E. Bowman
Hanover
F. J. Varcoe
Honesdale
Guy C. Baby
Lancaster
Creasurer
Wira
Henry B. Gibbes
Lititz
Women's Aux
E. J. Varcoe
Guy C. Eaby
Tis Tuli
Pat W. Pearson
West Chesser
Pas Ellwood Hoor
West Point
Henry B. Gibbel
Pac
D. Hahn
Reading
Democratic peace not yet established in Pennsylvania
Colegrove accuses Guffey and Jones of using federal patronage to punish loyal Earle Jones primary workers, claiming dismissals and demotions for those backing the organization. He cites a letter suggesting Guffey’s line of support and outlines terms of a peace pact fostering Jones as vice chairman, Guffey as campaign chair, and McCloskey’s withdrawal in return for Gulfey backing in the fall.
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Guitevyne Colegrove
Earle-Jones
Colegrove
Democratic Teader
WPA
Gulfay
Jones
Pennsylvania
Democrats
Guifey Wes
Thomas Kennedy
Guffey-Cio
Guffey
Colegrave
Lawrence
Donald Briggs
Warren
James K. Bell
Democratic State Committee
Matthew H. McCloskey, Jr
Philadelpha Democratic
Gulfey
NEW DEAL DEFENDED IN ROOSEVELT REMARKS AT HYDE PARK
Fragmented excerpt shows President Roosevelt secluded with Corcoran and planning remarks at Hyde Park. The text hints at a denunciation of Congress as a twelve billion dollar congress and discusses recoverable federal funds and loans amid wartime or postwar context.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Corcoran
Hyde Py
Gessi
Roose
Right of Bard in graft probe argued before court
Deputy Attorney General Bard contests being barred from leading the Dauphin county graft inquiry. Shelley's motion says Bard cannot supersede the district attorney and that such review would intrude on executive powers. Bard cites Margiotti case as precedent for the attorney general's common law right to supervise prosecutions.
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George H. Eagle
Ben+ aral
Paul N. Schaeffer
State Supreme
Bard
Presiding Judge Court
Dauphin County
Public Utility Commission
Margiotti
Commonwealth
Minerd
Shelley
George H. Earle
Itv
Earle
Ais
Schaeffer
Burd
Schaeifer
Repre
Tin Workers Prepare for Big Day at Cascade Park
A community picnic day at Cascade Park features sports events, talks by Les Krycky of Amalgamated Clothing Workers and possibly Phillip Murray of SWOC. Afternoon games include dancing and prize giveaways, with an automobile and other awards offered in the evening as several thousand residents gather despite weather.
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Les Krycky
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Philip Murray
SWOC
Automobile Uy
Cascade Park
Japan accused of new blow against treaty rights
A Japanese spokesman in Shanghai claimed new moves to abolish extraterritoriality and block American rights in China. U S officials warn such steps could test Far East policy as China remains the sole holder of extraterritorial privileges in practice. Meanwhile a Welsh widow, 68, after walking 330000 miles in Britain, returns home in Maessey after hospital discharge.
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Japan
Shanghai
State Department
America
Far East
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Portugal
Netherlands
China
United States Federal District of California
Peiping
Tientsin
U. 5
Manchukuo
United Sprcies
Britain
Nippon
Hague in Court Over Deportation Camp Plan Defense
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City defends himself in Newark federal court against an injunction from the American Civil Liberties Union to stop alleged interference with civil rights. The case questions who is considered an American and who may be deported, with Spaulding Frazier of Newark Law School representing Hague.
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Frank Hague
Jersey City
Newark
American Civil Withersies Union
Alaska
Spaulding Frazier
Newark Law School
Hague
Deaths of the Day Dorothy Madison Funeral
A funeral service for Dorothy Madison was held at the Madison residence on Worthington avenue with Rev. F B Stough leading readings from the Psalms. Pallbearers included local youths and eight flower bearers assisted by Dorothy’s friends. Interment followed in Grace Land cemetery.
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Dorothy Madison
Madison
Worthington Avenue
F. B. Stough
St. John's Lutheran Church
Tripute
Dorothy
John Ayres
Frank Bloise
Fred Schuster
Lee Mann
Earl Parkinson
Donald Rishel
Graceland Cemetery
Eugene TH. Ray
Eugene H. Ray
Rose Avenue
Jameson Memorial
Mr. Ray
New Castle
Utlea
Charles
Ada Meyers Ray
Utlle
Jay Lincoln Brown
Waugh Avenue
New Wilthington
Mr. Brown
State Lick
Frances Wisen Brown
Mattie Noble
New Wilmington
Wic
Brown
Frances
Passaic
N. J
of Wilson
Newmington
Iam
Philadelphia
Edward N
Tiusville
Martha Wilson
L. Va
Frances Wilson
N Mington
Edward Noble Brown
Titusville
Serviers
W. F Byers
Shannock Presbyterian Church
Neshannock Cemetery
Frank Delprincipe
Mario Delprincipe
West
Washington Street
Italy
Albert
Rose Delprincipe
St. Joseph's Church
Mary Conti Delprincipe
Thals
Betronilla Geniel
Suryiing
St. Joseph’s Church
Paris
Plan To Make Experimental Ocean Flights
Washington announces that the commerce department expects to approve a series of 14 experimental ocean flights between Germany and the United States. Deutsche Lufthansa’s application is nearing final approval after last year’s launch of an experimental series.
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fTavarnationse News Service
Washington
The
Commerce Department
Easter Pet Parade Delights City with Curious Creatures
Observers along the East Bridge over Burm Avenue marvel at a playful parade of sheep and a “cat brigade” in a festive display. Spectators cheer as the fluffy herd and animals charm the crowd, with playful exclamations and awe at their unusual beauty.
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Eldom
Burm
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