PTA Officers To Be Chosen At National Congress
Delegates at the 43rd annual National Congress of Parents and Teachers will ballot tomorrow for five national officers to serve three years. Nominees include President Mrs William Kletzer of Portland and others from Maine Wisconsin New Jersey New York Georgia California New York City area. Names may be written in from the floor.
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Omaha
Neb
William F. Russell
Columbia University
Teachers College
National Congress of
Parents and ‘Teachers
America
Dean Russell
William Kletzer
Portland
Ore
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Hastings
Madison
Wis
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
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New York
Delaware
Howard V. Funk
Bronxville
N. Y
Charles D. Center
College Park
James K. Lytle
Los Angeles
Calif
Kellogg's Cereal Advice Promotes Healthier Life
A fragmented ad style note from Kellogg's in Battle Creek suggests eating toasted nutritious cereal with milk or cream and drinking plenty of water. It hints that daily life could become brighter and advises consulting a physician if the condition is chronic.
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Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Attorney General Jackson says agents acted in good faith
Saturday night Attorney General Robert H. Jackson announced that an investigation led by Henry Schweinhaut head of the department civil liberties division had convinced him the Detroit and Milwaukee agents acted within their instructions and exercised discretion in good faith.
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Alor
Renova
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Robert H. Jackson
Henry Schweinhaut
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Civil Liberties’ Division
Detroit
Milwauke
Pulitzer Prize Awarded to Steinbeck for Baltimore Work
The 39th Pulitzer Prize honors John Steinbeck for a Baltimore related work. The award reflects a landmark recognition in American literature.
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Steinbeck
Catholic welfare official urges workers and unions to form a joint national body
Father McGowan of the National Catholic Welfare Council told a Catholic conference on industrial problems that employers and labor groups must create a national joint organization with government support. He said the first task is to mobilize the people’s own organization and expected the president to convene the conference after the election.
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Father McGowan
Montreal Riot Forces Patrols to Disperse Troops
In Montreal on May 7, about 200 soldiers were dispersed by augmented police after attempting to free eight soldiers jailed for disturbing the peace. The clash began when Private Arthur Watson ignored an order to move along and Private Paul Frignon attacked Constable Arthur Gagnon. Reinforcements from both sides led to arrests during street fighting.
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Montreal
Arthur Watson
Arthur Gagnon
Watson
Paul Frignon
Study Opens June 1 at New York Schools and Colleges
An article notes a June 1 start for a school study involving New York City schools and colleges. Assemblyman Herbert A. Rapp of Genesee County, a Republican, is mentioned along with Senator William as likely leaders of the education subcommittee.
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New York
Herbert
Geneseecs County
Theron
Chile
William
Revolt Trial Details Arms Transfer to William Bishop
A testimony read in the revolt trial shows Sergt. Alfred Quinlan admitting turning over ammunition to William Gerald Bishop on Prout’s orders. Witnesses named Bishop as head of the action committee and described the transfer of ammo at the Armory after the regiment’s Fort Dix return.
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William Gerald Bishop
Sergt
Alfred
John
Quinlan
Bishop
Prout
Sergis
William A. Hill
Theodore Naimoli
Jeader
Naimoli
New York
Nalmoll
Idtom Prout
France Bars Nickel and Iron for Japan
A reliable informant reports France has halted selling Caledonian nickel and Indo China iron ore to Japan as part of war material conservation. New Caledonia and Indo China are key raw material sources for Japan, with New Caledonia lying east of Australia and Indo-China just south of China.
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France
Japan
Paris
Fance
New Caledonia
Indo-China
Australia
China
Train Kills Youth Sleeping on Tracks in Independence
Arthur Leo Bailey Jr. 17 and companion Eugene Stinnett 17 were on a job-hunt trip when Bailey lay down on a railroad track to rest. Stinnett woke after a freight passed, but Bailey had been struck and killed. Police reported both teens were from Independence.
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Independence
Arthur Leo Bailey, Jr
Kansas
Eugene Stinnett
Bailey
Stinnett
Klan Members Hold Masked Gathering in Colorado
Reporters observed Ku Klux Klan members in white robes and hoods at a statewide gathering near Denver. Imperial Wizard James A Colescott of Atlanta urged a maskless costume, while a Clan member dismissed masked photos as a publicity stunt. A 125 foot cross may be burned near the meeting site.
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Ruby Hil
Denver
Man shoots woman and ends own life in Brooklyn
Police say Louis Fischer, 56, a boarder in Mrs. Anna Johnson’s Brooklyn home, shot her four times then killed himself. Johnson remains in critical condition as her husband and daughter were away.
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New York
Anna Johnson
Brooklyn
Louis Fischer
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