Reed Wins Republican Primary in Pennsylvania Fight
Senator Reed of Pennsylvania defeats Governor Pinchot by about 100000 votes amid New Deal clashes. Pinchot may run independently. Reed vows to press conservative policy. New Jersey primary also held with Kean reelected and Hoffman as governor nominee.
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Enator
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Reed
Pinchot
Roosevelt
Farley
Joseph T. Robinson
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Senate
Joe Guffey
New Jersey
Hamilton F. Kean
Harold G. Hoffman
Harry A. Moore
William L. Dill
Indiana Republican Faction Defeats Robinson in Party Nomination Fight
The Indiana Republican state committee decisively rejected Senator Arthur R. Robinsons bid to control the party and refused to pledge him an uncontested renomination at the June 5 convention. Possible rivals include former Senator Jim Watson former Representative Frederick Landis and former Gov Harry G Leslie. Robinson angered committee members by attacking officers. Meanwhile Congress trimmed the legislative agenda to four must pass measures including a huge New Deal relief bill and a silver policy plan.
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Republican Party
Indiana
Arthur R. Robinson
Senate
Democratic Party
Robinson
Jim Watson
Frederick Landis
Harry G. Leslie
State Committee
Congress
RFC
Federal Reserve Bank
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Treasury
NRA abandons small industrial codes amid broader reforms
General Johnson and aides plan simplified agreements to cover wages hours and collective bargaining under the recovery act as the NRA scales back codes for small industries. Silk mills shut a week, 80 000 workers unemployed, due to surpluses and a silk textile authority order. Labor unrest spreads from auto plants to waterfronts, with strikes and calls for federal troop protection. Aviators Pond and Sabelli begin non stop NY to Rome flight but are halted by fog, headwinds, and engine trouble landing in Ireland.
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Eneral Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Otf
The
Silk Textile Authority
Fisher Body
Flint
Mich
President Green
American Federation of Labor
Fisher’ Body
Green
Automobile Labor Board
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Great Lakes
Galveston
Senate Passes Fletcher-Rayburn Bill On Securities Regulation
The senate approved the Fletcher Rayburn measure by 62 to 14 placing the U S securities markets under a federal regulatory commission. The bill now aligns with the house on the federal trade commission and margin requirements after conference delays. President Roosevelt favored the house provisions in both points.
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Senate
Federal Commission
House
Federal Trade Commission
Roosevelt
Navy to Build Twenty Warships Under Vinson Plan
The Navy announces a 40 million dollar program to start twenty warships as funds become available from public works appropriation. The first year includes twelve destroyers, two destroyer leaders, and six submarines under the Vinson act to reach full treaty strength by 1939. Virginia finally gains two statues in Statuary Hall presented by Gov. George Peery.
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Swanson
Vinson
Virginia
Statuary Hall
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Houdin
Robert E. Lee
Valentine
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senator Glass
George Peery
Francis Gaines
Washington and Lee University
World disarmament push and Middle East tensions noted
Miss Elizabeth Wheeler led a World Good Will Day demonstration in Washington urging a world disarmament treaty and presented a petition to President Roosevelt. Reports from abroad show France Germany and border disputes in Hungary Yugoslavia plus a Yemen Yemen crisis with Ibn Saud asserting gains after hostilities. The League of Nations considers halting war materials in South America and an armistice ends Arabia fighting.
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Washington
Elizabeth Wheeler
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
France
Germany
Belgium
Hungary
Yugoslavia
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Japan
China
League
Gran Chaco
Arabia
Ibn Saud
Saudi Arabia
Yahya
Yemen
Hodeida
Hejaz
Hussein
Nasir
Najran
Illinois Relief Office Closed Amid Demonstrations
The Montgomery county emergency relief office in Hillsboro was ordered closed for two weeks due to demonstrations and threats of violence by the idle. The report covers debt status in Fulton county, tax collections, a secret marriage revealed by bond signing, and multiple local incidents including deaths, crimes, and a census bureau note on Illinois political units.
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Montgomery County
Hillsboro
Fulton County
L. F. Lillie
Margaret Clower
Ira L. Vancil
Taylorville
A. B. C. Washing Machine Company
Floyd Arundale
Morris
Er. J. Hinz
Rockford
Robert EK. Nash
Hinz
Anton Kumpik
Aurora
Lyons
Forest View
George H. Deems
Springfield
Bureau of the Census
Illinois
Vincent Okaren
Brain Trust
Washington
NRA
Walter W. Wright
Wright
Hancock County
Mississippi Bluffs
Edward J. Blair
Oak Park
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
The Judgment of the Nations in Matthew Twenty Five
A sermon outlines the future judgment of nations, detailing the judge the time and place near Jerusalem, the people judged all nations, and the issue separating sheep and goats based on how they treated Gospel messengers. It emphasizes distinct judgments and biblical prophecies.
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Christ
Doctor Pentecost
Jesus Christ
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
Jesus
David
Jacob
For Our Trust The Infinite Father Sermon Note
A devotional line urges believers to trust in the Infinite Father rather than seek self explanation. It emphasizes resting the troubled heart in faith for recovery and peace.
Constant Prayer Inspires Seasonal Calls to Action
The text argues love for creatures leads to regular prayer and obedience to seasons and prescribed times, urging consistent spiritual discipline. It frames love as a motivator for ongoing prayerful practice across liturgical moments.
Little Girl Dress Pattern 9695 for Ages 2 4 6 8 10
Pattern 9695 offers a scalloped front yoke dress with tailored back and bow sleeves. Mother can alter by omitting lower sleeves and collar for smaller versions. Use cotton print or silk linen dimity. sizes 2 4 6 8 10 require 2 1 2 yards and 1 2 yard contrast for size 4. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, 232 W One Fifteenth St New York.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
W. Highteenth St
New York
N. Y
Child’s Orange Rivalry Turns Lawyer Serenade
A Vancouver Province item recounts a teacher encountering a playground dispute. Jimmy explains Billy took Fred’s orange and calmly reveals he is the lawyer. The scene unfolds with a humorous twist as the child asserts his role in the quarrel.
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Jimmy
Billy
Fred
Jimmie
Vancouver Province
Exclamation Lesson Sparks Reader Excitement
A primary class learns exclamation marks to show strong feeling. Beverly spots an excited mark in the reader and calls it out, alight with curiosity and a smile.
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Beverly
Helpful Josh Tames Farmer's Crops and Temptation
A rustic exchange features Farmer Corn tessel praising Josh for moderating his ambition. Josh warns him against overreaching legal crop limits, urging restraint and shared simplicity. The dialogue portrays community guidance over greed in a rural setting.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
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Tucson
Ariz
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William F. Gettle
San Quentin
George Pond
Cesare Sabelli
Rome
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Binks
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