Soocery Ylores Newlyweds Honored at Shower
Mrs Walter Johnson and her husband were honored at a mid December wedding shower held at the bride’s parents home in the Bunker Hill district. The event hosted by Miss Anna Stormberg drew more than eighty guests and featured card games and a lunch.
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Anna Stormberg
P. J Beyer
Bunker Hill
Contract Club
E. D. Worden
M. G. Howard
Rebecca Baker
G. V. Doran
Howard
A. S. Hardy
Frank Walter
E. L Hoover
Earl Pierce
J. E. Hart
Baker
R. S. Baker
Country Club
Dutch Treat Club
Grace King
Paul L. Martin
R. P. Kepler
Star Kensington
Masonic Club
Kensington
E. J. Browning
Mr. Browning
J. E. Paquette
Henry Whitney
J E. Poquette
A. D. Greenlee
J. W. Weiand
J. E. Browning
L. L. Christy
Aid Society
Art Aurich
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Miller
J. H. Edzard
Arnold Sunderman
Albert Mueller
Etta Carre Club
Muriel Riggs
Oakley Atkins
Miss Curtis
Blanche Curtis
Ed Ahrens
O. J. Weymouth
Georgia Martin
Laura Fish
Ileen Atkins
Verle Hubbard
Jean Botsford
Arvela Hansen
Kathryn Jeary
Bess Shires
Jeannetta Sloan
Laura Rudd
Dorothy Dye
Agnes Ladine
Mrs. Weymouth
Ladine
Huettman Hlostess
Walter Huettman
North
J. H. O'Neil
T. E. Kokjer
EB. S. Sherrerd
Heaton
Union Pacific
Methodist Church
Sidney Womans Club
President Roosevelt proposes near billion dollar defense fund
Washington reports a 991 300 000 defense appropriation in the 1939 budget, the largest peace time military sum, with Roosevelt urging 98 percent higher army and navy appropriations than five years ago and mentioning possible additional defense needs.
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National Defense
Roosevelt Sees Potential Billion Dollar Deficit Prompting Defense Funds Doubt
In his annual budget message to Congress President Roosevelt warned of a possible deficit reaching a billion dollars next fiscal year. He cited foreign troubles and relief needs of the unemployed as grave uncertainties and noted the risk of requesting additional appropriations for national defense if world conditions and the economy fail to improve.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Justice Sutherland Retirement Shifts Court Balance
President Roosevelt gains liberal control of the Supreme Court as Justice Sutherland retires and plans to name a successor alongside Justice Black. The move follows a string of legal wins in the past 11 months and signals a sustained court reform during Roosevelt's second term.
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Sutherland
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Black
Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Guthrie postofficer slaying and mail robbery reported
Three masked men shot down post officer messenger and Chief of Police C G M Sherrod in Guthrie Kentucky as they fled with a mail bag estimated value $25 000. Messenger Arthur Mimms was fatally wounded. Sherrod and clerk Guy Askew were wounded.
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M. Sherrod
Arthur Mimms
Sherrod
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Mimms
Contested vessel ownership and alien fishing boat duties
U S Attorney Ben Harrison charged that nine men including alien Japanese claim ownership of the Nancy Hawks with aki Kuwabara described as Hawaiian born Japanese. He says alien fishing boats avoid duties by asserting American ownership as the president seeks two million dollars to control insect pests and plant diseases in the 1939 fiscal year within a total recommended appropriation of 7,503,367 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Three Star
Nancy Hanks
Masa
Aki Kuwabara
U. S
Ben Harrison
Kuwabara
Nancy Hawks
Harrison
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