Higher Ups See Johnson Leaving NRA In September
Washington dispatch reports that General Johnson plans retirement from the NRA in September. Rumors center on successors from within the NRA board, including Gerald Rochberg and Clay Wollams. Rochberg, a labor background liberal, and Wollams, a lawyer and tobacco official, are considered leading candidates. A compromise may favor neither, with internal factions cited as influencing the choice.
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Pepper Picking Adventure on the Old Dirt Road
Peter and Dewey share a humorous ride and a pepper picking challenge. They race to beat a rival, with Peter singing proudly of his peppers as they haul back to the cart. The scene ends with a promise of more in a future installment.
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Johnson to Resign or Extend NRA Work At Hand
Industrialists and labor leaders debated Johnsons future with the NRA as he weighed pride in organizing work against the higher pay of private industry He planned to quit by January but stayed to push revisions likely by early fall. White House praised his direct methods amid rumors of resignation and a western speaking tour. locals note community gatherings and social events amid political chatter
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Poolesville social notes highlight visits and stays
In Poolesville on June 29 Mrs. C. C. Gervendanner and children from Davenport Town visit Mrs. H. J. White and Mrs. Jo seph Pries. Miss Jane Forsyth and Mr. Ralph Ruble visit Berwyn friends. Miss Gertrude Hoskinson of Washington returns for two weeks as Miss Rebecca Wire of Boyds returns for the weekend. Marie and Mabel Keesee also mentioned.
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Dickerson Notes and Round Table Meeting Highlights
Mrs Lucille Jones returns home to visit family during vacation after a Washington school session. The Dickerson Round Table, led by president Mrs Lawrence Price, welcomed speaker Mrs J Frank Wilson of Rockville who summarized Maryland history from the state's three centuries. The group will resume in September with Mrs Parker Welles. Ernest Hoyle and Arthur Hoyle dined with Mr and Mrs Jones Hoyle, and Dr and Mrs Norvel Bei were also visiting.
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Social Notes From Washington Area Cottage Visits
Weekend at Monocracy cottage with Washington residents noted. Miss Bessie Daniel traveled from Beverly Massachusetts en route home to Jefferson County West Virginia for summer. Miss Dorothy Todd and Mr James Miller guests of Miss Evelyn White at Rose Cottage. Mrs Charles Blake returned to St Louis after two weeks with Malcolm and Mrs White at White Acres. Frank Hoyle spent Sunday with relatives in Baltimore. Miss Corrinne Morris of Sykesville visiting Miss Eleanor Jones Creighton Place. Rev Gilbert H McDonald of Baltimore stayed with sister Mrs R Beor. Mrs Jones Hoyle hosted a luncheon with Mrs George Willard Poolesville.
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