Ten Years Ago Poday Governor Greene Opens Trefoil Camp
Governor Theodore Francis Greene of Rhode Island spoke at the Trefoil opening dedication for a new Girl Scout camp house at Camp Hoffman Kingston Rhode Island. The gift was from Mrs Edith Thornton Cabot of Providence. A Newport Camp Hoffman Club presented a sailboat to the camp built by James S Currier. A Roswell social item notes Mrs Fort of Tallahassee honored at a dinner hosted by Mrs James F Hinkle with guests and flowers. Other society notes list camping trips university students and local gatherings with numerous names and places.
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R. I
Theodore Francis Greene
Rhode Island
Camp Hoffman
Kingston
Edith Thornton Cabot
Providence
Girl Scout
New England
Italian planes on leg to Chicago
Montreal July 1 AP General Italo Balbo led his transatlantic Italian air armada toward Chicago on the final leg of its crossing. The report is part of a larger Roswell feature section highlighting local people and scenes.
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Chicago
Montreal
Italo Balbo
Miss Elizabeth Sutter Attends Conventions in Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Sutter of Clovis and Roswell returns from a Chicago vacation spent at the Century of Progress Fair and two Northwestern University led national conventions the National Theatrical Convention and National Poetry Festival. She graduated from Northwestern School of Speech in 1932 and plans to open her studio in the fall.
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Elizabeth Sutter
Clovis and
Roswell
Chicago
Northwestern University
Miss Sutter
Northwestern School of Speech
Charming Bridge Party For Mrs Will Massey
Miss Virginia Nickson entertained at a bridge party this afternoon in the Nickson Hotel home suite, complimenting Mrs. Will Massey nee Dorothy Day of Los Angeles. Bowls of zinnias and lilacs decorated the room. an ice course was served. Guests included Mmes. Will Massey, G. T. Watts, Robert Daughtry, Tom D White, John Allen Phihizy, Robert Fall, Floyd Ditty, Lawrence Fairbank.
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Fort
James F. Hinkle
North
Missouri Avenue
Tomlinson Fort
Tallahassee
Florida
Roswell
Rainbow
C. L. Bynum
Covert
Malone
Lois Weverka
Virginia Gray
Caprock
Bobbie Fisher
Dorothea Berry
Breebia Hurst
Dexter
Eliza Woolford
Rebecca Winslow
Keith Shellman
Baltimore, Md
Virginia Nickson
Bridge
Nickson Hotel
Will Massey
Dorothy Day
Los Angeles
James
Mmes
G. T. Watts
Robert Daughtry
Tom D. White
John Allen Phihizy
Robert Fall
Floyd Ditty
Lawrence Fairbank
Twenty Seven Local Scouts to Camp Mary White
Seventy girl scouts have registered for the first period at Camp Mary White opening tomorrow. Twenty seven are from Roswell with forty three from various Texas and New Mexico towns. Leaders bring the group to Cahoon Armory for tonight’s preparation before the early departure for camp.
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Roswell
Institute
Camp Mary White
Amarillo
Texas
FE Paso
Fort Bliss
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Bartlesville
Oka
Silver City
Por- Aales
Wink
Las Cruces
Dexter
Canyon
Midland Texas
Lubbock
Cahoon Armory
Mary
Colonel and Mrs F W Thompson Head to Chico For New Home
Colonel and Mrs F W Thompson depart for Chico California to establish their future residence as they relocate from prior location.
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Colonel
Mrs
F.W. Thompson
Chico
California
Mrs Albert A White Opens Children Theatre Venture
Mrs Albert A White, a highly regarded expression teacher, launches a children's theatre project. The initiative aims to nurture young talent, provide stage experience, and foster community arts engagement through regular workshops and performances.
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Albert A. White
Too Easy Work Fails to Hold Boy's Attention
Letter from Gladys Huntington Bevans discusses a five year old boy who cannot concentrate. Parents and teachers report he is bright yet lacks attention. request for guidance and a booklet on obedience. Mentions mid summer heat and various local anecdotes.
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Gladys Huntington Bevans
T. R
Two Lithuanian Americans Fly Nonstop to Lithuania
The monoplane Lithuannica piloted by Capt Stephen Darius and Stanley Girenas took off from Floyd Bennett Field at 9 24 a m EST bound for Lithuania on a 4900 mile nonstop flight defying Washington orders They refused clearance papers and used a load test ruse to depart without passports awaiting possible fines loss of license and arrest upon landing abroad
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New York
Lithuanica
Frcom
Floyd Bennett Field
Lithuania
Ordeng
Washington
Stephen Darius
Stanley Thomas Girenas
Chicago
United States Department of Commerce
Atlantic
Wiley Post
Darius
Girenas
Department of Commerce
Postof
Paul Zadeikis
Maj. J. Nelson
Floyd Bennett
Presidentials Wage Talks Stir Steel Labor Row
The steel industry plan for a 140 hour week and wages from 25 to 40 cents an hour drew AFL opposition for low pay and outside union control. Woolen and textile groups pressed for 30 hours and higher minimums. Johnson and Lamont considered codes as Roosevelt weighed wage raises. hearings to follow. Public hearings on proposals, aimed at raising purchasing power, were anticipated.
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Recovery Administration
Hughs. Johnson
United Textile Workers of America
Stee
Robert P. Lamont
Commerce
The
Iron and Steel Institute
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Sequoia
Chesapeake Bay
Johnson
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Grace Thorpe
Mmes. Fort
Dan H. Wilmot
C. H. Henderson
N. L. Linebaugh
John H. Mullis
Frank Marks
Harry Morrison
E. G. Minton
I. W. Carter
T. L. Gardner
Joe J. Lane
Mrs. Hinkle
J. P. Williams
Johanna
Arthur A. Kroll
Virginia
Susanne
Gunnison
Colorado
Harry Thorne
David and
Henry
Kansas University
Wyatt Johnson
Betty
New Mexico University
Charles Shepherd
Ethel Shepherd Kinney
Carlsbad
Madge Ingalls
State University Normal
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Allison Herron
Baby
C. S. Bell
Ruidoso
Plymate Cabin
Guy Nickson
Joe Bob and
Ned Nickson
Patricia Moore
Texarkana, Texas
Nickson
American Legion Auxiliary
Lena Fye
South
Pennsylvania
M. E. Church
W. S. Murrell
Harley Sadler
Will H. Johnson
Elizabeth
Ethel Shepherd
Annette
Stella Jacobson
Helen Johnson
Edna Mae Whitaker
Zoa White
Mabel Cahoon
Marion Jewett
Eleanor Bedell
Mary White
Margery Duffie
Margaret Russ
Marguerite Henneissy
Kathleen Cruse
Carmac Massie
Florence Henderson
Laura Ballard
Edward Purdy
Robert Bear
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Walden Bassett
Jo Ford Jacobson
Howard Buchly
Walter C. Buchly
Ted Carter
Billie Alberts
Allison Ingalls
Lawrence Merchant
Lieut. Espy
Lawson Toehill
Peter Hurd
Oscar Jacobson
Bert Davis
W. H. McCullough
Thursday Bridge Club
Sidney Prager
John C. Peck
L. F. Woodhead
Harry G. Moberly
Donald Gillespie
Jaffa Miller
Lea Rowland
B. F. Rose
Henrietta Goslin
Willard Prager
Maude Kemp
T. A. Stancliff
Major
Mrs. J. R. Kelly
North Dakota
Points
Harold Busby
Leona Rodden
Fort Worth
J. J. Rodden
Rodden
Vera Unruh
Frank L. Smith
Ruideso
F. W. Sands
Miss Mabel
R. J. McClenny
Annie Furner McClenny
Temple
Roswell Girl
Roswell College
Roswell Maid
Grace
Old Centre College
Old Duke University
Roswell Boy
Chadds Ford
Philadelphia
Paris
Fpe
Os Valley
New York City
Kowell
Lttle
Lea
Sharkey
el Paso
Chicago Tribune
James Dunn
Joan Bennett
Arizona
Broadway
Today & Sun
Zane Grey
Geo. O'Brien
Princess
Bray-Moore Shop
Zit W
Roswell Creamery Co
Roseville Pottery
Roswell Hardware Co
Roswell Laundry
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