Amendments Added To Government Reorganization Bill
Washington April 7 The government re organization bill survived by 22 votes and two amendments were added. One preserves Congress power to overturn any executive order reshuffling agencies by a simple majority. The other exempts the Federal Education Bureau from any reorganization. O Connor sought to strike the enacting clause, a move that failed 191 to 169, signaling continued House support for passage despite Republican and rebellious Democratic opposition.
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Congress
Federal Education Bureau
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O’connor
New York
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Court News: Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Reported
Rollin N Walters and Kathryn L Green tied in Wilkes Barre area records show marriage licenses issued for Walters 29 and Green 22. Other licenses list William H Lyles 23 and Annie Smith 19 both of Monrovia. William H Hovis 63 and Dottie L Red mond 48 from Hagerstown and Knoxville. Melvin W Ambrose and C Evelyn Young both over 21 from Jefferson. Floyd L Shepler 21 and Lena L Blickenstaff 21 from Myersville. George C Tucker 30 and Margaret E Butler 21 from Libertytown. Deeds include Elizabeth Wolfe to F Lester Smith city for 10 dollars. George W McLaughlin et al to Ruth Lewis Haller deed of assignment 5000. William Meredith Smith and wife to Clarence C Holtz and wife county for 10. Mary Chiles Dennis widow et al to Daniel E Wight and wife county for 10. Ella M Harris Administratrix et al to Gideon T Lease and wife. Alfred G Zimmerman and wife to Harry D Siup and wife city for 10.
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William H. Lyles
Annie Smith
Monrovia
William H. Hovis
Hagerstown
Dottie L. Redmond
Knoxville
Melvin W. Ambrose
C. Evelyn Young
Jefferson
Floyd L. Shepler
Lena L. Blickenstaff
Myersville
George C. Tucker
Margaret E. Butler
Libertytown
Elizabeth Wolfe
F. Lester Smith
George W. McLaughlin
Ruth Lewis Haller
William Meredith Smith
Clarence C. Holtz
Mary Chiles Dennis
Daniel E. Wight
Ella M. Harris
Gideon T. Lease
Alfred G
Sagacity and misused words in daily English lesson
Daily lesson notes misused terms and spelling guiding readers to better usage. It covers pronunciation, synonyms, and a daily word sagacity meaning keenness of discernment. It warns careless visitors blamed for forest fires since the year's start.
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Canning
Women in the News Highlights of Beauty Wins
This week celebrates women’s pages with Miss Florida of 1938 Irmagard Dietel and Mrs J Thomas Russell named Miss Perfection in Palm Springs. Helen Bryson wins Ski Ba Queen at Stevens Pass. An unnamed Danis battle beauty smiles amid tomatoes. A birthday party honors Mrs J P Stalling with family and friends attending.
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J. Thomas Russell
Dorothy Belle Dugan
Perfection
Palm Springs
Calif
Helen Bryson
Wenatchee
Wash
Stevens Pass
Cascades
Edward Masser
Massers
J. P. Stalling
Clifford Stirley
Leonard
Austin
Shirley Lorraine
Irene Long
Emma Steel
Arthur Cecil
Bion Cecil
Taking A Chance Secretary American Bridge League
Oswald Jacoby emerges as a top 1937 bridge figure with wins in Asbury Park and New York. The narrative highlights his rise from Easter pair champion in 1929 to member of The Four Aces and partner in key matches, along with a marked hand where Jacoby converts a near loss into a four-loser elimination via precise ruffing and misdirection.
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United States
Oswald Jacoby
Jto
George Reith
Sidney Lenz
Ely Culbertson
Asbury Park
New York
Jacoby
South
West
Declarer
Ozzie
Rattlesnake Sign At Laredo Tourist Camp Stirs Talk
A northern Laredo tourist camp displays a sign made from 531 rattles collected from snakes killed in the last four years. Local officials say the exhibit raises concerns about wildlife handling and public safety while supporters call it a regional curiosity and cultural artifact.
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Universal Language Proposals Include Esperanto and Volapuk
The record notes several proposed universal languages such as Volapuk Esperanto Mondolingue Universala and Kosmos, highlighting a spectrum of linguistic projects aimed at global communication and cultural exchange. The statement lists multiple named languages without endorsing any single approach.
Strength For The Day Diplomats And The Partial Signing Habit
The piece discusses how diplomats sign treaties with initials as a tentative, non binding assent while waiting for full instructions. It parallels laypeople who imitate this by signing with initials for personal beliefs, warning against fanaticism and overextension of religion in regulating private life and business.
Unity in Faith and Diplomacy: A Modern Signatory Pact
The piece contrasts old and new approaches to pledges and commitments. It notes signing with initials as a contemporary diplomat method, and references Paul’s timeless pursuit of knowledge in Christ. The text questions sincerity and calls for sensible policy.
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Paul
Christ Jesus
Batson Newspaper
Syad
Loys Loy’s April Visit Spent With Nearby Families
April social notes record visits by Loys Loy and various families in Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs John Tressier and sons from Waynesboro spent Sunday with Ch Green. George Sickle, also from Waynesboro, visited Mrs Mary Krise. Miss Sarai Little of Hanover spent the past week with Mr and Mrs Hamilton Weant. Mr and Mrs George Hexter and daughter Alice of Baltimore spent Sunday with relatives in the area.
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