Quick-Thinking Marines Save Inspection Moment
The article praises the U.S. Marines on the U S S Tennessee for instantly adapting to Crown Prince Olav's rear rank inspection. A quick-acting Marine snapped to inspection arms, prompting his squad to follow, displaying initiative, politeness, and professional conduct worthy of Chesterfield and Emily Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Crown Prince Olav
U. S. S. Tennessee
Chesterfield
Emily Post
United States Marines
New Deal taxes and restrictions blamed for business standstill
The piece cites government unemployment estimates, WPA relief rolls, and a Federal Reserve figure of four billion dollars in idle funds. It argues that idle reserves hinder investment and job creation. A National Association of Manufacturers survey shows high worry over taxes, labor unrest, and regulatory limits, concluding recovery awaits easing of New Deal clamps.
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Col
F. A. Harrington
WPA
Federal Reserve Board
National Association of Manufacturers
New Deal
Tree rings real age test rejected by Texas researchers
Dr. W. B. Glock and Dr. E. L. Reed of Texas Tech challenged the idea that tree age equals ring count. They cited Texas cases of double rings and drought markers, noting rings form with water shortages and resume with rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Glock
E. L. Reed
Texas Technological College
Southwestern Division
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Texas
New York
California
Strange as It Seems Parker's Civil War rise to general
Ely Samuel Parker, a full-blooded Seneca, faced two refusals to join the Union Army. He later served under Grant at Vicksburg as secretary, transcribed the end of the Civil War, and on March 2, 1867 jumped from Captain to Brigadier General in one day. He resigned in 1869 to become Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Tomorrow: Saved by a broken jaw.
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Ely Samuel Parker
Seward
New York
Parker
The
Six Nations
Grant
Vicksburg
Samuel — Parker
State Department
Fritz Kuhn
Bund
Kuhn
Germany
United States
Justice Department
G-men
Admiral Leahy
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Murphy
J. Edgar Hoover
Treasury
Hoover
Massachusetts
Cabot Lodge
Capital
Benny Goodman
Bob Taft
Roosevelt faces farm backlash over Wallace policy
Ervin E. King, leader of the Washington State Grange, told Roosevelt farm prices must improve or the administration risks losing rural votes. He criticized Henry Wallace and indicated New Dealers sympathized with his critique, while Wallace warned of resigning if cost of production relief passed.
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Washington
Ervin E. King
Washington State
Henry Wallace
West Coast
Roosevelt
King
Wallace
Hopkins
Ickes
Senate
Congress
Litchfield Grange News Highlights Community Gatherings
Sixty seven members and visitors attend the Wednesday grange meeting with Penfield visitors providing the entertainment. The Home Economic committee plans a Mother Daughter banquet at the Congregational church Annex on Tuesday May 23 for mothers and daughters of the community served by Grange members.
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Litchfield
Congregational Church
Congregational
Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist Church
Ben Holmes
Grange
Penfield Grange
Home Economic Committee
W. Young
Katherine
Thelma
Bill Young
Maxwell
Mansfield
Clarisa Pelton
Sharon Grange
Mallet Creek
Anniversaries and milestones from early American history
Read about notable births and deaths from 1724 to 1921 such as Gabriel Jones 1724 pioneer lawyer. Amos Eaton 1797 botanist. Theophilus Parsons 1797 Boston lawyer. Frederick A. Genth 1820 chemist. William Steinitz 1836 chess champion. and events like Montreal 1642 founding and 1860 Lincoln nomination. Includes dates and places.
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Gabriel Jones
Valley of Virginia
Williamsburg
John F. Mercer
Maryland
Stafford Co. Va
Amos Eaton
Chatham
N. Y
Troy
Theophilus Parsons
Boston
Harvard
Newburyport
Mass
John G. Anthony
Cincinnati
Providence
R. I
Frederick A. Genth
Pennsylvania
Germany
William Steinitz
Bohemia
New York
Montreal
Newark
N. J
Connecticut
Continental Congress
Canada
Britain
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
St. Louis
Congress
Platte
Kansas
Nebraska
Abraham Lincoln
U. S
Mary White
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Notable Births Of Public Figures Across The U S
Dr John W Abercrombie Alabama educator born in Alabama 73 years ago. Philip James New York composer conductor born Jersey City 49 years ago. Gov Richard W Leche Louisiana born New Orleans 41 years ago. Harry Chandler Los Angeles publisher born Landaff New Hampshire 75 years ago. Dr John A Mackay Princeton Theological Seminary president born Scotland 50 years ago. George G Allen New York board chairman Duke Endowment born Warren Co North Carolina 65 years ago.
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John W. Abercrombie
Alabama
Philip James
New York
Jersey City
Richard W. Leche
Louisiana
New Orleans
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles
Landaff
N. H
John A. Mackay
Princeton Theological Seminary
Scotland
George G. Allen
Duke Endowment
Warren Co
N. C
North Ridgeville honors 1939 graduates with speaker
North Ridgeville set for an 8 o clock May 24 ceremony in the school auditorium with Dr. Louis Wright Baldwin Wallace College president as speaker. The class lists two valedictorians Rita Getz and Arent Kjaer both high in scholastic ability and active in school activities. Last Friday officials awarded pins letters and certificates to junior and senior high students for music sports and special services.
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North Ridgeville
Louis Wright
Baldwin-Wallace College
Rita Getz
Arent Kjaer
Mother's Day Dinner Sets Table for Twenty One at Gibbons Home
Family gathering at the Gibbons residence on Station Road features lilac decorations and a central Mother's Day cake. Guests travel from Elyria Lorain Cleveland and Fremont as the Ridgeville Garden Club plans a Strongsville garden visit and park picnic weather permitting. A plant and seed exchange closes the meeting with Mrs. Eldred assisting. A giraffe-necked woman in Glasgow births a daughter. Frederick W. B Coleman, former U S minister to Denmark, born in Detroit sixty five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibbons
Station Road
Elyria
Lorain
Cleveland
Fremont
Ridgeville
Frederick W. B Coleman
U. S
Denmark
Detroit
Horoscopes Highlight Daily Traits And Cautions
Daily outlook notes a loving agreeable nature finding happiness in simple routines. Some hours emphasize power and authority with potential arbitrariness that could risk friendships, though no signs point to notable misfortune.
Life or Death Judgment from St Matthew Reading
Daily meditation on Matthew 25 frames life as constant judgment and choice between death and eternal life. The reflection contrasts decisive acts with uncertainty and urges focus on the heavenly prize through faith in Christ Jesus.
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St. Paul's
Christ Jesus
Scout Circus Enjoyed by Local Families in Sandusky
Vincent Heck and family along with Edward McGicken and others attended the Scout Circus at Sandusky High School Saturday evening. The Markley Troop 133 had a part in the program, while Mrs Frankie Reese visited Oberlin. The Markley PTA plans its last regular meeting May 18 at the schoolhouse. Ella Tilden and Mr and Mrs A W Peters visited Vermilion.
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W. E. Heck
Edward McGicken
A. C. Haynes
John Harnish
Markley Boy Scout
Sandusky High School
Frankie Reese
Ella Clifton
Oberlin O
Markley Parent-Teacher Association
Ella Tilden
A. W. Peters
Vermilion
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Uta Jo
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
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Columbus
South Third St
General Motors
Henry George
Per Gee
John Hix
Franklin Roosevelt
Minnesota
J. K. Patterson
Los Angels
Thurman Arnold
Anti-Trust
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arnold
FBI
GOP
E. C. Love
Oklahoma Bankers Association
United Syndicate, Inc
T. Alec
E. River
Garden Club
Swai
Glasgow
P. R. Smith & CO
Bible
Vincent
E. H. Weingarten
Broad Street
Kaase
Care Hudson
C . Hudson
Emg
Ata
Hudson
America
Elyria, Ohio
Pocahontas
EGG
Schroll Coal
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