Senate Rejects World Court Adherence Vote 52-36
Washington on January 29 the Senate defeated the protocol for American adherence to the World Court by 52 to 36. The administration pressed hard but failed to secure the necessary two thirds. The outcome followed three weeks of heated debate and left adherence prospects uncertain for the foreseeable future.
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Minnesota
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Busy Washington wife keeps home front active for Richberg
Mrs. Donald R. Richberg describes herself as the busiest woman in Washington yet devoted to her husband daughter and home She chauffeurs plans and tends a garden swims plays golf sews for Eloise and knits when idle She recalls a Chicago golf meet where she and her husband first met and notes their shared sports interests.
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NEA Service
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
National Recovery
Eloise
Richbergs
Chicago
Richberg Family Finds Washington Life at Shadow Road Home
Mrs. Richberg, wife of the young Chicago civic figure, settles into Washington with daughter Eloise and pets, renting a stone colonial near Shadow Road. She enjoys entertaining, dislikes crowds, and appreciates the informal custom of addressing people by first names, hoping to remain in the capital as new Chicago friends join their circle.
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Richbergs
Bob LaFollette
Peggy
Blackie
Shadow Road
Sunset Lane
Mrs. Richberg
Chicago
Baker
New Windsor
Larl ‘Warmer
Leighton Schneider
Mirray
Clifford Alexander
James Schneider
Linwood
Me Miller
And
Afrs
Warner
Maurice Baker
Ray
Clyde Warner
Frank Suitely
Dolores Hawk
Edots
Dorothy Zumbrum
Boge
McClellan
Hanover
Frank Stitely
Edwards
Hawk
Littlestown
Edgar Erb
George Miller
John Green
Oak Orchard
Paul Green
Roosevelt's 1936 Ticket Hint Tests White House Unity
Washington reports suggest Roosevelt plans to renominate Garner in 1936 stirring rivalries within the administration. Ickes faces doubts on his cabinet future amid housing policy clashes and subordinate missteps. Bankhead’s health and leadership shape party control as the bonus vote looms. the White House frets over internal cohesion.
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Associated Press
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Garner
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Housing Administration
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Interior Department
Bankhead
House of Representatives
Alabama
Burns
Babe Ruth helps Paris youths with home run tips
In Paris, Babe Ruth mentored American children, giving pointers on hitting home runs. George Herman Ruth demonstrated bat discipline to Larry Lahm, son of Col. F. P. Lahm, the military attaché, amid Circus rumors in the United States.
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Ram
Paris
George .Herman
Larry Lahm
Col
F. P. Laam
Elias Lutheran church Sunday school officers and teachers named
Emmitsburg officials for Elias Lutheran church 1935 installed include superintendent Luther Rugley and assistant superintendent Andrew Eyster. Teachers listed encompass Mrs C O Springer Miss Grace Rowe Mrs Mary Scott and many more with several graduates and marriages noted among Mt. Saint Marys affiliates and local alumni.
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Elias Lutheran Church Sunday School
Luther Rugley
Andrew Eyster
Roy Maxell
Donald Harner
George Eyster
Harry McNair
Elizabeth Troxell
Margaret Gillelan
Edwin F. Ohiey
C. O. Springer
Br, Plank
Grace Rowe
Ray Maxell
Charles Harner
Robert Daugherty
Belle Rowe
Dorothy Bollinger
Charles Sharrer
Bessie Hoke
Amy Gillelan
D. L. Beegie
W. ©. Shank
B. R. Plank
John Roddy
Alice Roddy
St. Anthony's
James d. O'Leary
Binghamton
Mt. St. Mary's
Warren High School
Alvin Cooney
Emma la
Waterbury coach Ambie Burke linked to Detroit firm tragedy
The passage references Athletic coach Ambie Burke of Waterbury Boys' Club with ties to the J. Sh.aud son Company in Detroit, and notes a missionary study class hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society of Eling Lutheran elarchy. It mentions a February 6 weed event at Miss Belle Rowe’s home and asks if she has eastward experience affecting western organizations.
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Baltimore
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Jackson
Pat Coyne
Pittsburgh
Verese Miller
Buffalo
N.Y
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Mary Grace House
Delmar Ritchie
Mary Bushie Reed Overend
Bill Dooley
Fitchburg
Mass
John Fern
The
Holy Redeemer High School
Detroit
Dave Wolf
John F. Mendelis
Plains
Cardinai Machetti
North American College
Rome
Foster Jewelry Company
Providence
R. I
Larry Ryan
Mtriden
Conn
Waterbury
Ambie Burke
Detroi
Mich
J. Sh.audson Company
Women's Missionary Society of Eling Lutheran Elarchy
Harry &. Weant
Belle Rowe
Japan
Far East
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Chapel in Sam's Creek
Sam's Creek January 30 Ladies Aid society gathered at the chapel. The day included quilt making and a box lunch. Attendees included Mrs. Clyde Morningstar, Mrs. Herbert Beker, Mrs. Karl Holt, and many others. visits to relatives were noted and local residents shared an afternoon with friends. The item ends with a reflection that the calendar date was set before the telescope's invention by astronomers.
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Sam's Creek
Ladies* Aid Society
Eewood
Clyde Morningstar
Herbert Beker
Karl Holt
Howard Cantwell
Leighton Schneider
Carville Nicodemus
George Stitely
Talbot, Alexander
Pan Ciera
Jewis Barnes
John Hall
Raymond Rumsport
Shermar Waddell
Virginia Barnes
Mirlan Schneider
Erling Erb
Arr
Edgar Erb
Paulette Goddard Wins Medal in Ski Club Race
Paulette Goddard, star of Charlie Chaplin's era, is photographed after taking a tumble in the Lake Arrowhead Ski Club two mile endurance race. She earned a medal despite the mishap, showcasing her endurance on the slopes.
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Charlie Chanlin
Lake Arrowhead
Paulette
French-English Country House Design Emphasizes Low Height
A house design blends Norman French and English country features to create a low profile residence. Access through a porch leads to an entrance gallery, living room, dining room, and terrace with garden views, plus two bedrooms on the second floor. Construction favors stucco with half timber, slate roof, and brick chimneys. The plan allows a full cellar under the living room and estimates the home at about 37,000 cubic feet.
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