Federal crime bills and arms policy dominate administration
The President signed bills expanding federal reach to kidnapping across state lines, extortion via interstate commerce, and other offenses, boosting federal pursuit of criminals. He also urged Congress to ratify international arms accords to curb the arms race and war risks. Labor strife worries persist as NRA protections meet renewed unrest, with auto, shipping, and trucking sectors facing strikes and fears of a generalized stoppage.
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Department of Justice
Congress
Bolivia
Paraguay
Gran Chaco
Fortune
Europe
NRA
Tool and Die Makers
Pacific Coast
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Warns Swimmers of Some Dangers
The Pennsylvania Department of Health warns swimmers to observe cautions and swim under supervision. Overconfidence and overexertion cause many drownings, especially among youths, with risks from long dives and hot conditions.-water quality and health risks include eye, ear, skin, and respiratory infections, urging safe practices to save lives in 1934.
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America
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Pennsylvania
J. Bruce McCreary
McCreary
Law Bans Barbed Wire Along Public Roads In Pa
Pennsylvania officials seek guidance from the Department of Justice on fencing along public highways. The opinion states it is illegal to build barbed wire fences along public roads, citing the 1899 Act sections 1 and 2 as support.
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Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
John A. McSparran
State Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Do Preachers Work Reveals Demanding Schedule
The Denver Press notes Rev W S Brendle of Denver kept a heavy week from May 24 to May 29 with radio devotions, commencement talks, two funeral services, three Sunday services, nine appointments and ten sick calls. The piece argues preachers work as hard as others, citing this schedule.
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W. S. Brendle
Denver
WGAL
Lancaster
Christiana
Lancaster County
Lemaster
Franklin County
Denver Press
Dunkard Brethren Conference Set at Manor Camp Grounds
The annual conference of the Dunkard Brethren will convene Sunday June 3 at Manor Camp Grounds three miles south of Mountville Pennsylvania. All day services are planned Sunday Monday and Tuesday with business beginning Wednesday.
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Dunkard Brethren
Manor Camp Grounds
Mountville
Sunday Dinner Suggestions from The Quaker Maid Menu
Heavy rains in the South may cut shipments of strawberries tomatoes green beans and potatoes while other fruits and greens stay steady Navel and large juice oranges are well priced Spring brings rhubarb as a first native garden product The article notes cabbage availability and its versatility The Quaker Maid menu offers coffee tomato juice cocktail crackers roast veal potatoes buttered asparagus boring salad French dressing rolls and butter fruit cup coconut cake coffee milk
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Gardena
cab@ge
Arabian Nights to Open at Longwood June Shows
Kennett Legion Pageant presents the first U S production of Arabian Nights at Longwood with 250 cast members rehearsing for performances June 21 to 27. The three stories Scheherazade Sinbad and Aladdin are staged in dialogue pantomime and dance with readers and a fifteen piece orchestra. Reserved seats required. mail address is Legion Pageant Box 1 Kennett Square Pa.
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United States
John T. Hall
Kennett Legion
Longwood
Sinbad
Alladin
Legion Pageant
Kennett Square
Field Day Demonstrates Expanded Farm Milk Uses
Tapping the surplus milk supply for more and varied uses on the farm will be shown at Farmers' Field Day of the Pennsylvania State College on Thursday June 14. Dairy manufacturing and home economics specialists will demonstrate cheese butter butter spread and ice cream at home and for home use. Dr H Bailey extension specialist in dairy manufactures will explain cheddar cheese making step by step using typical farm kitchen equipment.
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Pennsylvania State College
H. Bailey
Sleep demands for youth in weekly health talk
Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges parents to enforce nine hours of sleep for early teens and at least eight for older youths. He warns against sleepless lifestyles driven by study and recreation, notes insomnia as a symptom not a disease, and cautions against self medication and the improper use of hypnotics.
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Theodore B. Appel
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Philadelphia, PA
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Nt— Kegan
Chevrolet
Fisher
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit, Mich
General 5 Motors
S Jr
New Holland, Pennsylvania
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