Burden Of A National Voter Questionnaire Proposal
At a press conference the idea of requiring citizens to fill questionnaires at polling places to collect demographic and economic data was discussed. Proponents claim it would streamline census work and provide up to date statistics, though the President did not advocate the plan. The concept echoes current private and governmental data gathering practices already used by agencies such as the Census Bureau and Commerce Department.
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Citleen
Dn Austrana
H Ts
Star
Dye Bee
Srcucitles
Exenaige Commission
Census Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Department
Suhe
Club will hear forum leader Araconda May 17
Dr. Herman F. Coleman former Reed College president will be speaker at the Heveols club weekly dinner meeting at Mantans hotel Thursday at 6 30. C B Silvey presides with Al Strom as chairman of ProxTit Maelea entertainment directed by H R Moorer. Coleman speaks on Tae Par Hae Buttalion follow Kiwanis meeting then open form in Junior High auditorium. Public is invited.
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Hersman F. Coleman
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Héveols Club
Tar Mantans
Oliock C. B. Silvey
al Strom
proxTit
Maelea Entertainment
U. S. Diplomat Confronts Russ About Caviar Market
A U S diplomat pressed Russia over caviar trade during a Moscow visit in May. The talks, led by Ambassador to France Wittam, noted an 89 pound purchase and cited U V Treayy purchases affecting market conditions.
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Moscow
Wittam of
Bullitt
JS. Ambassadny
Frases
Plans to Turn Clark Park into a Garden Spot
City engineers outlined a $145,000 plan to transform Clark Park with benches trees and a permanent summer concert area. Funding from WPA and local sources would cover fencing lighting and play areas while officials warned that not all requested facilities could be included and prioritization would be needed.
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Clark Park
Curran
Stigers
Prayposan
Baaialand
Sumer
Deter Potter
Bitte
Agi
Sam Parker
Genera
YM. G. A
Merkle
W. S. Trompson
Butte Ghaniter of
Clara Rega
Rocky Manual Garden
Ari “Trompson
Singert
Anythiiu Lenda
Earl Simmons
Musicians' Union
Ebner
Laepos
Nik
Civent
Bulle
Foothilleh
Wisitor
Reavy Amyith
Pwesteestt
Softunll Association
Sjoxe Jn
Ue Sysart
Harry Dahtverg
Butte Bleh Senacl
Setivi Nes
Pookie
Grey Rice
Neghorten
Fratty Tspes
Maroy Ghatlesa
Antoy Lande
Business Women's Club names Mildred Drew head
The initial election of officers and plans for scholarships filled the meeting. Miss Mildred Drew was elected president with Mrs Lily Schwetel as vice president and Mrs Meychelle Rockefeller as second vice president. Committee members and plans for a dinner and awards for Dutte and Gipis Central high schools were set, with delegates named for the state convention and a program on appendicitis discussed.
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Cay
S.J. B. Shanny
Abe Tutte
Montaha
Mire Dew
Efisu
Lily Schwetel
Meyhelle Rockefelier
Sive
Gillian Marish
Lottie Smith
Iteas- Werly Aire
Olive Fowler
Helen Kaufman
Mire
Ciara Herman
Mra
Jolla Spice
Twe
Mra. Herang
Melen Maufrran
Gentral
Bronce Vehairman
Tio
Lis
Frances Brome
Mars O'Nelil
Gladys Meyers
Lila Schietel
Lil- Yan MuTis
Addred
Lot “ Sill
Sophiia Nyquist
Harriet Brotherton
Gora Bellers
Fxelier Brentvin
Mur Sleaner
A. Tenner
Lottie Earth
Ad Ghiys Meyers
Lewiston Dune A. 4
Catherine Harerington
Mary O'Neil
Julia Spier
Lute Blair
Lilian Beck
Helen Maclman
Duss Urew
Deligale
Shayley
Clo
Tornado Sweeps Mississippi Area
A tornado swept through Clarksdale and surrounding counties in Mississippi on May 17, injuring 26 and causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Officials cited early checks and noted trees and crops were leveled, with farm buildings flattened and miles of fences destroyed.
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Miss
Laahore
Bolivar
Wiearly
Tkves
Subway Crash Kills Six and Wounds Forty in London
A London subway disaster near the City tunnels killed six and wounded more than forty. The crash occurred between two underground sections beneath the heart of the city, with travelers thrown into a chaotic pileup. The accident, described as the worst in London's underground history, prompted a major emergency response and railway investigations.
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London
Sayer
Condon
Furtel
Charglaz Cross
Temple
FINAL ASSAULT OV SUCHW OPENS (Continued From Page 1)
Allied forces report heavy fighting in eastern Ling- area between Kalfeng and Haiehow as Japanese defenses resist advance. British attaches note ongoing occupation of Swatow and Feechow ports while Chinese guerrillas disrupt railways. Bridges blown and telegraph lines destroyed amid fierce engagements.
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Ling- Ifa
Kalfeng
Haiehow
Lung-Hai
Cheng-wa
South Ghia
Swatow
Feechow
Amey
tanghal-Hangchow
Milway
Wihway
Kashing
Letters on Snow Mean Hungry Men
A remote mine operator uses a personal signaling system with backcloth letters to communicate with miners stranded in a natural forest and Tahoe area. Airplane pilot Jahn drops provisions as miners citeSup supplies, while Greek claims in the Tye at.
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Ogden
Jahnfoo
Ile
Nattoral
Tahoe
Almant
Islays
Jahnson
New Car in Shed Was Seven Years Old
An elderly man named Gainey bought a new car, paid cash with a machine costing five gallons of nes, and found the operation expensive. He stored the unused vehicle under a shed until his death weeks later. In Elgin Scotland a windstorm struck as a typist and Louis Gerald attended a gathering. The scene involved improvised verse and unclear proceedings, with mentions of Lithuanian farmers facing prosecutions for unspecified acts.
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Dunn
Gainey
Elgin
Scotland
Guerrillas Slay Two Missionaries In China
Two missionaries were killed in China during guerrilla clashes reported today. Victims named are Dr. LG Wyatt and Miss Beatrix Glass, as the fighting and reconnaissance by Chinese guerrillas intensifies in the area.
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Peiping
Dri LG. Wyatt
la Dhysician
Miss Bealrit
Government radio bill pigeonholed in Senate
Washington May 1 report shows a government radio bill stalled in the Senate committee. The measure aims to regulate broadcasts to central and South America amid concerns over fascist and communist influence. The record notes a proposed station and related actions, reflecting wartime information control priorities.
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Washington
Central
South Americ
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