Extra Session Looms As Governor Faces House Senate Fight
In Harrisburg on June 20 the governor entered a bitter clash in the capital after the house rejected conferees' report on the general appropriation bill. The stalemate risked delaying revenue for state departments, with hours-long exchanges and threats of an extra session unless changes favored by country and labor members were approved. Contingent fund disputes and ship canal board funding figures dominated the maneuvering as leaders sought a compromise.
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Storm Claims Soldier at Camp Gaillard Oakmont
At Camp Gaillard Oakmont a severe storm struck after 7 PM. Private John Marshall of Aspinwall, in Company F, died after being shocked in a Y M C A telephone booth and burned by lightning. Private Raymond Jackrane remained in serious condition before partial recovery. Corporal John Poster and Private Frank Hubank were knocked down and bruised while holding a tent.
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Card Of Nuns Is Not Barred By Red Cross
Baltimore report states a wartime Red Cross card for nuns is not barred by policy. The article notes confusion over a medical tumor treatment plan and references official guidance. No penalties or exclusions are described beyond clarifying the Red Cross card's acceptance.
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Glacier National Park Vacation Offer Promises Comfort and Adventure
A dispatch touts Glacier National Park as a premier summer retreat with living glaciers, mountain peaks, tepee camps, and abundant wildflowers. It promotes Swisa Chalets and lodging from one to five dollars daily, urging readers to request a detailed folder from travel agent W.B. Byrne, at 10K Salthfeld St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Cardinal Gibbons Prods Red Cross on Nursing Sisterhoods
Cardinal Gibbons raised the question with the American Red Cross about using nursing sisterhoods in care for wounded, citing service during the Spanish American War and the Red Cross rule urging inclusion of women volunteers. Eliot Wadsworth affirmed that sisters may wear official dress while serving under Red Cross, and should not be barred for dress or other reasons. The piece closes with unrelated notes on a conductor and Sweden's food shortage.
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