Tugwell Again before Senate Agriculture Committee
Rex Tugwell faced questions on his farming experience and national planning as the Senate Agriculture Committee considered his suitability for Undersecretary of Agriculture. Senator Smith assailed Tugwell’s practical knowledge, while Tugwell’s supporters noted his appeal and prior talks. Bailey reviewed Tugwell’s past testimony and quotes from constitutional references.
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Washington
Rex Yord G. Tugwelle
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Smith
8. C
Tugwell
Batley
Columbia
American Economic Association
Degree Awarded at Virginia Military Institute
Arthur Goshorn received his Bachelor of Science degree at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington. He held first lieutenant of his company and was presented with a watch by Mr and Mrs J H Goshorn who traveled to Lexington for the commencement and returned with their son Hugh Crafton is a junior at the institute.
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Arthur Goshorn
Virginia, Military Institute
Lexington
Arthur
J. H. Goshorm
Hugh Crafton
Why Some Men Succeed
A health focused ad argues smart eating drives business success. It contrasts pep and planning with meals that power results, recommending Shredded Wheat, milk, and fruit for at least one daily meal. The copy emphasizes energy, tissue building, disease resistance, and regularity as keys to achievement.
Nunn in Critical Condition After Mysterious Shooting
C Nunn, Democratic aspirant for President of the State Board of Agriculture, was near death in a Muskogee hospital after a shooting. He was found on a highway bridge near Sallisaw and said two men, who took him from Porter, bound him to a tree with wire before he freed himself.
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Sallisaw
Okla
Nunn
State Board of Agyriculture
Muskogee
Here
Porter
Coblentz Case Set For October On Appeal Docket
Baltimore news reports the Court of Appeals will place the Emory L. Coblentz case at the head of the October docket after a late request to advance argument. Separate notes say a Howard county indictment charging Coblentz with fraudulent corporate representations was deemed insufficiently identified.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Carroll T. Bond
William Preston Lane, Jr
Emory L. Coblentz
Baltimore
Howard County
Coblentz
Drought Relief Funds Cut in Deficiency Bill
The Senate appropriations committee reduced the drought relief fund from the 3525 million recommended by President Roosevelt to 250 million as part of the deficiency bill. The bill totals 1.653 billion dollars, higher than the House version, with a Senate vote anticipated after Tugwell's confirmation controversy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sas.o
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Rexford G. Tugwell
Agriculture
Children’s Day Planned by Salem Reformed Sunday School
The Salem Reformed Sunday School Cearfoss Pike schedules Children’s Day for Sunday evening June 17 at 6 o’clock with a special program prepared for attendees.
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Salem Reformed Sunday School
Cearfoss Pike
Foley Pills Promise Kidney Relief in 1934 Ad
A sensational 1934 newspaper notice touts Foley Pills as fast relief for irritated kidneys and burning acids. It claims quick results, soothing comfort, and prevents joint pain from kidney issues, with money back guarantees and a call to ask a druggist for Foley Pills.
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Jaek
Eagles Elect New Officers at State Convention
State officers of the Fraternal Order of Eagles were elected in Brunswick Ma. Robert H. Hartman of Frederick was chosen president. New trustees are Ernest L. Main Brunswick Francis H. Schultz Cumberland and B. W. Miller Hagerstown. The convention opened with 300 delegates and guests.
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Brunswick
Order of Eagles
Robert H. Hartman
Frederick
Ernest L. Main
Francis H. Schultz
Cumberland
B. W. Miller
Hagerstown
Donald H. Cook
William H. Baer
W. S. Sadler
Highlandtown
C. Bernard Smith
J. W. Lyons
Frostburg
John J. Feahley
H. C. Balch
Religious Council To Meet Tomorrow
The Smithsburg Council of Religious Education will convene at Welty's Church of the Brethren near Smithsburg on Friday June 15. The Sun day schools of Cavetown Ringgold Leitersburg and Chewsville districts join a program themed The Bible The World's Great Need with devotions addresses and committee reports. The event includes an afternoon session at 1 30 PM and an evening session at 8 PM with speakers Rev Irvin Thomas Dr M A Ashby Rev Wm M Norment Rev W C Harden and Dr F Berry Plummer.
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Smithsburg
the Church School
M. A. Ashby
Wm. M. Norment
W. C. Harden
F. Berry Plummer
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