Father and Son Dinner Held in Monrovia
A large group gathered for a father and son dinner and benediction at the Rev. church. Attendees included Carl H. Hane, Robert Hane, Walter E. Stone, S. H. Wallace, William K. Percy, Monroe Free, and many others led by Rev J. H. Schmitt and Rev. John W. Fisher. The event featured a group blessing and social camaraderie among local families.
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Barkley Faces Tough Return to His Old Kentucky Home
Washington reports outline Barkley’s mounting political troubles in Kentucky as Governor Chandler and local leaders challenge his national role. A Louisville testimonial dinner showcased White House support while intra party leaders accuse him of hedging with Chandler’s organization, risking his senate bid next fall.
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Kentucky Fight Over, Barkley Rivalry and European Trip
A fragmented narrative shows political intrigue in Kentucky with Barkley’s influence and Chandler’s possible Senate bid. It notes a European trip in 1936, calls for reform, and shifts in party dynamics. Also covers Miss Rosalie Pittman elected advertising manager at Blue and Gray. In Armenia a dairymaid churns butter from goat cream.
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New Protest 8 Made 10 Japan
The United States protested to Japan after outrages against American rights in China. Secretary Hull noted Japan’s inadequate assurances and demanded stronger protection for American nationals and property. Ambassador Grew stated Japan would send two senior war office officers to prevent further injuries to foreigners.
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Hospitals Take Extraordinary Care To Guard Babies
Dr Morris Fishbein notes recent outbreaks of severe diarrhea in newborns across New York Chicago and Kansas hospitals. He describes hospital measures including nursery closures strict hygiene caps gowns sterile gloves and dedicated cubicles to prevent infection and protect infants from attendants and equipment.
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England families by children count rise reported
Population data shows about 3,000,000 families with one child, 1,600,000 with two children, and 909,000 with three children. The figures reflect household composition trends across England.
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