Dawes resigns as head of Reconstruction Finance Corp
Charles Gates Dawes abruptly informed President Hoover of his resignation as president of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation effective June 15. The move, announced to end his term, follows Dawes’ claim that the budget was balanced and a turning point toward prosperity has been reached, with no friction cited with Eugene Meyer Jr. as chairman. Dawes intends to resume banking in Chicago.
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Charles Gates Dawes
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Eugene Meyer, Jr
Chicago
Dawes
Bonus marchers parade in Washington without incident
About 10000 veterans gathered in Washington for a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol. Despite rumors of communist provocation, the marchers faced no disorder as police kept order and veterans augmented camps nightly.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Peace Monument
Lewis
Iliness
Century
Senate Chamber
87 Year Old Vet Learns to Drive His First Auto
An 87-year-old Civil War veteran, R. M. Petty of Knoxville Tennessee, began driving lessons at a Chevrolet agency. He plans a cross country trip to Texas and California with his wife beside him, visiting numerous descendants along the way. Petty signed for a four door sedan and recalls his long military service.
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Chevrolet Agency
Knoxville
Tenn
Pacific Coast
Texas
California
Hale
R. M. Petty
Chevrolet
Tle
Mrs. Petty
Petty
Ninth Tennessee Cavalry
Malnutrition linked to dental health across social classes
Dr. C. J. Hollister of the State Health Department argues malnutrition is widespread, not limited to the poor, and harms teeth. He cites a study showing privileged children overindulge in treats while neglecting nutritious foods, stressing a balanced diet as the foundation for healthy teeth for all.
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United States
C. J. Hollister
State Health Department
American Legion Prepares Big Western Rodeo in July
The American Legion organizes a large Western Rodeo in July with an extensive executive committee from the Post and Auxiliary. General and honorary committees include Hal D. Brown and Mrs Chas Mentzer among many named members. Admission is set at 25 cents, and a $5 reward is offered for a mount that cannot be ridden by Rodeo cowboys.
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American Legion
Hal D. Brown
Wayne B. Ranck
C. S. Duttenhofer
Robert M. Newlin
Charles A. Mentzer
Earl Alexander
Willis H. Seldromridge
John F. Renninger
E. O. Beck
J. C. Henninger
P. H. Shaub
Chas. S. Zwally
C. W. Richmond
A. B. C. Groff
Paul F. Esbenshade
H. Earle Wright
Samuel Robinson
C. B. Townsley
J. A. Hoffman
Wilford G. Stauffer
L. M. Storb
Sidney Irons
C. G. Bach
Kathryn Martin
Jeanette Kochel
Miriam
Cross
Paul Kochel
Charles Duttenhofer
Laura Swope
Esther Swope
Ella Miller
Misouri Varns
Anna Reemsnyder
Mary Reemsnyder
Anna Harner
Clarence Overly
Anna Ressler
Hal Brown
LeRoy Evans
William Shirk
James Ranck
Anna Ranck
Attendees Report Bible Meeting In Goodville Area
A. B. Weaver of Goodville and W. Martin of East Petersburg attended a Bible meeting near Phoen near the Wharton area.
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A. B. Weaver
Goodville
Wh .Martin
Petersburg
Eld
Near
Phoen
Bar Grievance Committee Urged Dropped At State Meeting
Edward J. Fox Jr. of Easton reports that the Pennsylvania Bar Association should abolish its standing Committee on Grievances. He notes the Board of Governance established in 1928 handles complaints, leaving Bar Associations with little to do as other committees cover unethical practices and unauthorized practice of law.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Edward J. Fox, Jr
Easton
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Commonwealth
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