Buchanan Memorial Is Unveiled Today at Meridian
President Hoover and a group of government officials assist in the dedication of the Buchanan Memorial. The ceremony includes remarks by Hoover and Lawson Ayres, with musical selections by the Marine Band and a poem sung by a participant. Gordon Beecher and Hans Schuler, the sculptor and architect, are noted among attendees from Lancaster. Buchanan was born in Franklin County in 1791 and served as president from 1857 to 1861, passing away in 1863.
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College Golfers In Rare Form In Quarter Finals
At Oakmont Country Club Pittsburgh June 26 Lawrence Maller of Notre Dame led Marshall W Forrest Yale captain four up after nine holes in the 3 hole quarter final round of the National Inter Collegiate Golf Hip tournament. Alabama champion led Phillips Finlay Harvard, while Winston Fuller USC trailed Eaton Yale by one up as they battled every hole.
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Insurance Men In Convention Durr discuss fire insurance topics
Durr presides over the twenty fourth annual Pennsylvania Site Association of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies convention at Conneaut Lake Par. Pa. June 26 with sessions on uniform and classified premiums arson and lawlessness. Notable speakers include J Sherman Campbell Pittsburgh and Major E Lowry Humes Pittsburgh. New officers to be elected today.
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Post Office Asks Data On Patrons
Officials at the New Castle post office are compiling the names of all local mail recipients. Carriers distributed forms on Wednesday for homeowners to list everyone who receives mail at their address. The effort, ordered from Washington, seeks a complete patron roster to be sent to the Post Office Department in Washington, D.C.
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Soviets Seek New Law For Children
A Soviet conference chaired by Nadezda Krupskaia urged creation of a separate juvenile code and a dedicated Justice Ministry department to enforce it. It cited widespread child labor in farms, low pay on cooperatives, and lenient penalties for cruelty to minors. Krupskaia, aged over 66, heads the children's welfare department and has long championed child protections despite political pushback.
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Suppress Report on American Youth Suppression Decision
Geneva reports the League Committee suppresses a special invest igator’s child welfare findings as too revolting for publication. Mile Chapial says limited publishable impressions remain, noting widespread family decline in America and moral harm to children in divorces. A misfield note mentions a new theatre in Singapore British Malaya.
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Mothers urged to spank children by Mills College head
International News Service reports Dr Aurela Henry Reinhardt of Mills College tells mothers to spank when deserved and avoid quarrels over bills. She argues mothers, not psychologists, are best at raising children and rejects welfare lectures.
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Lecture on Youth Behavior Problems in Boston
The Judge Baker Foundation offers a joint course outlining discussing and dissecting youth behavior issues in Boston during June 26 and May sessions. Prominent topics include causes, treatment approaches, and societal impacts presented by experts in child welfare and psychology.
Shaping the Personality of the Individual at Ford Hall
The Massachusetts Civic League opens a fall speaker series at Ford Hall Forum with Dr. Ink Wile on pediatrics at Mt Sinai Hospital. His talk, Shaping the Personality of the Individual, covers differences in children’s personalities and factors from physical to social experiences. Subsequent sessions feature eminent psychologists and psychiatrists: Fritz Wittels, Alan Rowe, Mark May, and Marion Kenworthy addressing topics from ego and behavior to group codes and sex misunderstandings.
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Man Receives 100 Stitches After California Crash
In Red Bluff California June 26 focal physicians estimated one hundred stitches would close J W Newhart of Chico’s cuts after his car went over a bank on the Lassen volcanic national forest highway near here. He is expected to recover.
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Overproduction in Sardine Industry Sparks Canning Crisis
PARIS June 24 International News Service reports acute overproduction hits the sardine fleet along Finistere. Fishermen from Brest Douarnenez and Concarneau reel in vast hauls as prices tumble and canneries cut pay. Sailors discard excess catch while a veteran fisherman recalls a thirty thousand immediate effect under the new ruling.
New Wilmington Attends Sweezy Reunion at Minner Home
New Wilmington residents gathered for the Sweezy reunion hosted at Ralph Minner’s West Middle Street home. Attendees included Mrs Will Hutchison Mr and Mrs I G Hutchison and families Ms and Mrs H N Anderson and families Mr and Mrs Zarl Hutchison. Also noted was travel by Brogan Ww Milenen, visiting from the south, and Mr M W Wing of Pittsburgh.
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Conference opens as new Wilt conference leader appears
Preliminary statements mark the opening of the Wilt conference with Miss Dorothy Cassio visiting. Relea White and C. Mee of Sew With MESH Oise IRILOL J 2h are noted in the readable fragments of this report.
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