Girls Guests At Meet Of Zonta Observance
A Zonta Youth Week observance on Tuesday hosted many young guests at the Tomah Club, Frames Spot Ker Route. Rev Ralph E Hartman spoke on storing the best within. performances by dancers from local schools followed. Guests named include Jean Collins Ruth Maples Helen Bennett Julian Derr and many others from area schools and the city.
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Tae
Gris
Toma Club
Stine Oganzshone
Ralph E Hartman
Grate Reformed Church
Frere
Gap
Tarantelle
Denner
Moss Beay He Youn
Crant
Drala
Moss Margaret Abiuga
Margaret Kent
Geal Gots
Ma Late Schoo
Muss Bent
Fatang
Mario Willey
Mary Stump
Dors
Myre
Madred
Hartman
Hareman Sax
Jean Collins
Cis Sporselier
Ruth Maranne Maples
Botogy Club
Hood College
Alumni Meeting at Boonsboro Lebanon Valley College
Former students of Lebanon Valley College met at Boonsboro United Brethren Church on Monday night for an alumni gathering. About 59 attendees enjoyed a church dinner hosted by the church ladies. Dr Lynch presided as college president with Prof Ho Ho Shonk as field secretary.
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Algan Ced
Lebanon Vali College
Boonshoro United Brethren Church
Boonsboro
Pew
Lebanon Valley
Lynch
Cotlepe
Ho Ho Shonk
Almmiri
Thas
Omeers & Plursne
Dew
F Berry
Leslie
Rew
DeWs
Karry
Freder
C Boyer Floox
Mos
Fleck
Fister
Merr
Sioemaker
Wathkerse
J Les Cab- Ort
Tariff Arguments Set To Shape Senate Debates
Washington May 1 The coming weeks in the Senate will be dominated by tariff arguments. Republicans and Democrats prepare opposing positions shaping the fight over tariff policy with campaign figures from 1928 weighing in.
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Washington
Senate Chamber
Republic
L Stimson
Hoover
Plans for June historical pageant endorsed by club
About 60 members of the Ca cus County Club endorsed staging a June pageant here as part of a tercentenary program. Robert L. Wareid chaired the meeting at the County Club and outlined preliminary plans with the Jenn Rogers Production Company to stage the event at the Fair Grounds attracting about 1500 participants and visitors.
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Frederick
Catorin
Catoctic Country Club
Robert L. Wareid
Cacus Coun
Chaiman
Country Club
Francis Petronz
EL Austin James
H. Noel Haber
Richard F. Summons
Holmes D. Baker
James H. Gambrill, Jr
G. Eins Wilams
William B. Leicherz
P. Grove Wire
George N. Payexe
Eugene W. Pruss
Predercek
Jenn Rogers
Rich
Allan Legion
Tariff Power Under Debate Draws Industry Opposition
James A Emery of the National Association of Manufacturers opposed the concession arguing it would create job and economic uncertainties. Fred H Marshall of the National Wool Growers Association backed maintaining tariff rates with Congress rather than granting the President authority to change them.
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James A Emery
Natorial Association of Manufacturers
Fred H Marshall
National Wool Growers” Association
Congress
Japan silent cent pronouncement and policy notes
Tokyo May 1 the United States Secretary of State Corde Hall dispatch summarizes US reaction to Japan’s Far East policy. The Foreign Office statement compiled for the Japanese press is printed in full in local papers. It notes US willingness to accept a Japanese hands off Asia stance and reviews recent foreign minister speeches and ambassador Grew remarks.
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Tokyo
Corde Hall
Sed
Far East
Foreign Office
Asserspoon
Amcan State Department
United States
Agness
Hrraca
Joseph
Grew
United Saces
Britain envoy’s timing shapes Tokyo image in East Asia debate
Ambassador Sir Francis Lindley appears to have framed Western records to leave Japan with the final say on East Asia during the past fortnight of exchanges. In other news surveys show that over 60 percent of all automobile sales are for used cars.
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Francis Lindley
Great Britain
Tokyo
Japan
East Asia
Lawrence Everhart Chapter Names Officers for Year
Lawrence Everhart Chapter Sons of the American Revolution elected and announced officers for the year at the annual meeting in York. Officers include President Lewis A Rice and Vice President La Wilson. Directors for three-year terms elected were S. Et Brown and George B Sfe. Plans for May events and a national convention pilgrimage were discussed with local delegates and displays of flags anticipated.
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Lawrence Everhart
Sons the American Revolution
Y. MC
Prensa Lewis A. Rice
la. L. Wilson
Jesse B
Itt Regiscr
Gordon M. Ash
Charles E. Webbr
Elec
Et Brown
George B. Sfe
Sons of the
Am Congress
Edward D. Shriner, Jr
Are & Gates
Loca
Lawrence Everh
United States
Tansy Home
Joseph
Hood College
Pigrimage
Annnapoli
Lawrence & Erhast
Si R
Tades
Pyr
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West Seton Street
Hiwanis Clu Rober
Chawman
Bentz
Ras
Tac Ovenis & Bacydle van
Gosnell
Leonard Reeder
Kenneth Weddie
Charles Carbaugh
Wiliam McComb
Jay Lenhart
James McComb
Pl Anner
James Mc Comb
Wu Eyler
Miler Castle
Donald Alexander
Clyde Young
William Phebus
Jack Stagle
Jack Insiey
George
Alpert
Robert Kehne
Keefer Stull
Wiliam Woodson
John Ponton
Secord Seal
Paul Ever
Maree
Our Gang
Betty Bapp
Popere
McCurdy Field
Harry Redmond
Martha
SH Redmond
Wickham Gibson
Joseph & Moad
Harry Gerson
York
Jesse Keeney
Erilie
Geo. Woodsboro
Pots
Youngs
LeGore
L Rmusses
Gace Fogle
Messrs
Roobert Ker Reener, Jr
Olver Weddie
Booserans
Geo Ey
Joseph Nathan Kane
U. S
Chicago
BES
Presious
Acrica
Bern
Longland City
Catherine
Spock
Chinese Republic
Lebanon Valley College Organization
United Games
C. E. Cline & Son
Frederick, Md
Emerald
E. Patrick St
Stimson
Roosevelt
Pque
Chaz
Brateiets
Bennett
Virginia Beach Lawn
Gay Plains
Swass Gingham
Sportella
A& Tippied
Bayella
Hollywood
Seersucker
Rts
SimLar
Carty
Ic.c.cafat
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Bishops’ Conference
Jackson
Miss
al Smith
Ada Burroughs
Hull
A. R
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