Installation By Moose Women Elect Officers For 1949 50
An open installation of Women of the Moose officers was held at the Moose Club with Men of the Moose presiding. Governor Joseph Todd and officers conducted the ceremony, eight new candidates were initiated, and gifts were exchanged as committees were announced. A bicycle donation to a New Castle youth followed, and a Smorgasbord luncheon concluded the event with plans for a final meeting June 29.
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Agnes Fisher
Corp of
Women of the Moose
Fisher
Ann Conti
Jamison
Elgin McConnell
Station of Faith
Hope
Rose Bishop
Charity
Clara Hawk
Mabel Schell
Agnes Vignovich
Edna Cox
Huldah Doerr
Ina Cleevely
Dorothy Petro
Kathryn Barnes
Clara Grimes
Alvin Herberg
Josephine Trumble
Marshall Avenue
Ruth
Women of the Moose appoint new officers for coming year
Seeger and Mrs Agnes Vignovich will host. A special invitation is extended to the new chairladies. The next regular meeting will be July 6 with Mrs Charles Jamison and her new corps of officers in charge.
Florida Governor Weds Third Bride in California Ceremony
Gov Fuller Warren 43 and Barbara Jean Manning 23 wed at Lutheran Westwood church in Los Angeles in a society ceremony. The couple met last fall while Warren visited California to inspect citrus crops and plan a five day honeymoon before resuming duties. The reception at Alton A Brody estate featured Hedy Lamarr Walter Pidgeon and Steve Brody among 200 guests.
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Los Angeles
INS
Florida
California
Fuller Warren
Barbara Jean Manning
Warren
A. J. Soldan
Lutheran
Alton A. Brody
Hedy Lamar
Walter Pidgeon
Monogram Studio
Steve Brody
Two Policemen Named by City Council
Ralph V. Williams of 510 Canyon Street and Albert F. D'Ambrosio of 518 Cherry Street were appointed to the city police department on the council's recommendation of Mayor John F. Haven. Williams led the eligible list with 106 percent and D'Ambrosio second at 102.75.
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Ralph V. Williams
Canyon Street
Albert F. D’ambrosio
Cherry Street
John F. Haven
Harry Dinsmore
Civil Service Commission
Wlliams
D'Ambrosio
Rose Point Missionary Society Meeting Report
The Rose Point Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian church held a meeting in the church basement with a tureen dinner. Laura Boggs led devotionals on Back Sliding Christians and the next meeting is planned for July at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
Laura Boggs
Federal civil service sees 146,541 more on payroll in 15 months
The Rockville Indiana Republican reports that the executive branch added 146,541 civilian federal workers in the 15 months ending March 31, an average of 322 daily. After adjusting for overseas military reductions, net civilian growth averaged 254 per day.
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Executive Branch
Stomata Openings Regulated by Guard Cells in Plants
Stomata are tiny epidermal openings in leaves and stems used for gas exchange. Guard cells regulate moisture loss by opening and closing these pores.
Titanosaurus: Giant Jurassic herbivore of the Rocky Mountains
The titanosaurus was a colossal herbivorous dinosaur whose remains lie in Jurassic rocks of the Rocky Mountain region. It ranks among the largest land animals known to science.
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Titanosaurus
Rocky Mountain Region
Senate to take up Atlantic Pact after labor bill
Senate Majority Leader Lucas said the Atlantic pact would be taken up after action on the administration's labor bill. Rayburn noted no timetable for the arms implementation of the defense treaty. Lucas said a crucial Taft Hartley repeal amendment vote is near and hoped for action tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
Senate
Lucas
White House
House
Rayburn
Tex
Truman
Congress
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur Dies at 74 in Stanford Home
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, 74, longtime Stanford University president and chancellor, died at his Stanford home from heart disease. He led Stanford from 1916 to 1943 and later served in government as Secretary of the Interior in Hoover's cabinet. Honorary degrees numbered over 20 from various colleges and universities.
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Palo Alto
Cal
INS
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Wilbur
Stanford University
Meath
Stanford
Interior
Herbert Hoover
U. S. Food Administration
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Violet Burgo
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Moose Haven
Mary Hiler
Eva Nicholson
Blanche White
Nellie Griffiths
Mary McGahan
Hospital Guild
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Stella Palmer
Fay Pitzer
May Perry
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East Long Avenue
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Matrix College
Furnithree
E. Washington ST
B. and J. Super Market
South Mill St
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C. A. P. Army
Rose Point
Missionary Society
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Meridian
R. W. Hopper
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Wilkinsburg
John Kelland
Clair McClymonds
Sandra Lee
Nelson Stoner
Harry White
White and Thompson
Willard Grange Hall
Roberta Miller
W. C. Miller
Grove City
Paul Miller
J. L. McKee
Pearl Cadwallader
Joan Armstrong
Doris Mackey
Mercer
J. A. James
Ethrige
Tenn
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Williamsport
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J. A. McClymonds
Howard McCommons
East Brook
William Mahaffey
C. W. Maratta
Valencia
Rockville, Ind
Jean Steinhauser
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Edward A. McMahon
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