Florida Legislators Drive to Change U S Constitution
Two young Florida legislators and a Sun Oil man from Pennsylvania spearhead three amendments to reshape the U S government by creating a Court of the Union, denying state reapportionment, and letting states override Congress. The effort is backed by the General Assembly of States and rural interests, with Chappell and Horne leading the drive and Helm and the Pew family linked to supporting figures and funds.
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Washington
Florida
Pennsylvania
United States
Court of the Union
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
States
Supreme Court
Fifty States
Ohio
General Assemly of
William C. Chappel
Ocala
Mallory Horne
Tallahassee
Chicago
General Assembly of the States
W. Stuart Helm
Northwestern
Sun Oil Company
Pew
Sun Oil
Catholics Oppose Birth Control Program Claims
Catholic leaders criticized birth control cost estimates and welfare projections as overstated while comparing population trends to productivity. Msgr Johnson of Los Angeles questioned the California aid bill's $500 million annual forecast, while Wein gand defended context. A NC birth control program was labeled ineffective among women of lower intelligence, and concerns about welfare rolls were raised.
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California
William ‘R Johnson
Catholic Welfare
Los Angeles
Weingand
North Carolina
Army Announces July Draft Call At 7,000 Men
The Army issues a July draft call for 7,000 recruits, 4,000 more than June. This marks the third highest monthly figure of the year after 4,000 in January February and 9,000 in March, with April and May calls at 10,000.
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Washington
UPI
Covelo Community Sees Health Clinic Field Day Roots
Covelo hosts a well child conference and immunization clinic with 28 families and 37 children attending. Volunteers led by Mrs Mary MacKenzie, with Dr C R Kroeger present, plan the next clinic June 4 at Legion Hall. The Covelo Future Farmers of America invite Mendocino County to a Sunday field day featuring beef showmanship, livestock judging, quarter horse events, a noon barbecue, a slave auction, junior rodeo, and various contests. The Mendocino County Historical Society met at Covelo Women’s Improvement Club with 111 served and 35 others attending the program including Rey Barnwell and Rolly Hurt. next meeting set for the Little Red Schoolhouse near Camp 20. Sacrament of Confirmation held at Saint Anthony’s in Willits. inductees listed. Round Valley School District awarded Willits Motors a bus bid of 6,111.57, delivery by Aug 30. Farm Bureau Center discussed plans for a May 2021 dinner at Brooktrails, with Timothy O’Brian as guest speaker on insurance and taxation. Covelo post office site cleared. a 1,500 sq ft building to be owned by the private owner with local taxes paid. occupancy anticipated July 15. Augusta Chapter 80 Eastern Star honored Mrs Beulah Stort. crystal bowl presented and several chapter members recognized. 4‑H Forestry Group visited Covelo Lumber Mill. meetings postponed until after June school break.
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Future Farmers of America
Mendocino County
Covelo
Thera
Hisorical Society
Enger
John D. Rohrbough
Round Valley Farm Bureau Center
County Farm Bureau
Brooktrails
Worldwide Farm Bureau Organization
Ukiah
Timothy O'Brian
Howard and
Main Streets
Post Office Department
Herbert Robertson
Lakeport
Augusta Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Beulah Stort
District 8
Grand Chapter
California
Ruby Dunlap
Les Dunlap
Stort
Margaret Wick
Point Arena
Tye
Anna Mae Howell
Eunice Laprich
Sapphire
Myrtle Boesa
Willits
Bernice Short
Custer
Miles City
Montana
Comptche Ham Dinner Draws 157 Despite Weather
Comptche Granma Hall hosted a ham dinner with 157 attendees as spring arrives in the valley. Ranchers seek a sheep shearer, while locals note festival crowds, visits from El Sobrante and Berkeley, and a mix of plant life and wildlife observations. The season’s rainfall stands at 46.69 inches and local calendar marks root crop days through mid May.
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Comptche
Comptche Granma Hall
Sidney Spring, Jr
Walter Koenig
H. Hockey
el Sobrante
Comptehe
the Grange
Fort Bragg
Pope Receives Balzan Peace Prize For Cuban Crisis Stance
Pope John was awarded the Balzan Peace Prize on March 1 for his steadfast calls for peace during the Cuban crisis last fall and as he prepared his Easter encyclical Peace on Earth. The Balzan foundation, a Nobel-type body, was created two years ago in memory of Eugenio Balzan, the Italian journalist who chose exile in Switzerland over Fascist Italy.
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Pope John
Balzan Foundation
Eugenio Balzan
Switzerland
Italy
Protests, arrests mark three day Albany demonstrations
In Albany last three days 49 demonstrators were taken into custody after 14 were arrested on Thursday for picketing white parson owned stores. In Savannah Georgia a student rebellion appeared ended with most all Negro students back in class at Savannah College after protests over a professor inviting whites to his classes. In Greenwood Mississippi two white men William Greenlee and Wesley Kersey were indicted for assault and battery in the March 5 wounding of Negro voter registration worker Jimmy Travis and others on a highway. they faced arraignment Monday.
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Albany
Savannah
Savannah College
Greenwood
Miss
William Greenlee
Wesley Kersey
Jimmy Travis
Travis
Greenlee
Kersey
Championship Bridge Tourney Monday at Palace
The Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club hosts its annual Individual championship Monday at the Palace Hotel with play at 7 30. Directed by Dale Kiseminger, master points and a trophy await the winner as about 50 players expected from Ukiah Willits and Cloverdale.
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Palace Hotel
Charles Wener
Dale Kiseminger
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Willits
Cloverdale
Margaret, Williamson
Margaret Angell
Norv Dilley
Walt
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