Republican women plan Rochester summer conference events
The Onondaga County and statewide Republican women organize at the Sheraton in Rochester for June 27 28 with hotel luncheons and the Baby Box supper. Notables include Mrs Todd of Tarrytown presiding and Mrs Charley Woodwell Jr as general chairman. Delegations from Schenectady and Ithaca participate, with reservations handled through county headquarters.
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Neir Customs Exeepton
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Snot
Bemma van Wormer
Guilford Mayes
Gus Gabriebon
Nouses
Customs
National Republican Comentree
Nie Rochester
Oone Oottie
York State
Federation of Women's Republian Clubs, Inc
Wravelers A
Sheraton
Jane H ‘Todd
Tarrytown
Federation
Rochester
Saretavon
Onondaga County
Republican
Denison
AM Republican
Charley Wvooweis
Monroe County
Con Mittee
National Republican
Walter Scott McNab
Schenectady
Schenectady County
Republican Committee
National Federation of Women’s Republican Clubs
Rs McNab
Syracuse
State Fair Women’s Committee
Martha Eddy
Ithaca
McNab
Women’s Department of the
State Fair
Norman Stone
Saydee Terry
Onondaga County Women's Republican Club
Gertrude $ “Brooks
Emily Hancock
Mabel Strickland
Ethel Carpenter Benz
Martha Raaflaub
Myron! Small
George Callahan
George Wortley
Tully
Adal Logan
Claire Shaughnessy
James Henferson
Walter Ruehlman
Albert Colin
George Bowles
Clellan Forsythe
Agnes Blundred
Helen McMahon
Fred
Baldwin
Brooks
Strickland
Republican State Committee
Tels County
Louisiana Press Bill Defeated in Senate Row
S text describes the Louisiana Senate killing a bill requiring newspapers to print replies by lunch. It notes opposition figures and quotes from Syracuse and Colgate Inn context, with references to Mrs Hartman and Gov Earl Long. The piece blends political criticism with social scene details and oblique literary allusions.
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Syracuse
Colgate Inn
Navy
Hartman
State Senate
Hamilton
John
Kerr
New Orleans
Frank
Earl Long
States Face Fire Danger Across Colorado and Wyoming
Fire danger rises in 2 states as drought and lightning linked to arcing power lines ignite forests. Forest Service official Slim Davis notes conditions are extreme with seven of Colorado’s eleven forests listed high danger including Arapaho and Rio Grande. Dry grass and dry fuels heighten risk, creating an ideal spark for wildfires.
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US Forest
Slim Davis
Arapaho
Grara Mesa
Gunnison
Rio Grande San Juan
White River
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