National Forest Week Observed At Youngsville
National Forest Week is marked at Youngsville High School with a science department led program. Students prepare two papers including What is American Foresty week by Miss Grace Hendrickson and Trees the winners of Life's race by Miss Pearl Potter. Senior essays by Stanley Love Biar Craft and Charles Osgood follow Fridays program. Primary elections open seven a m to seven p m in Borough building with no local offices on ballot. Several local community notices report fishing streams high water and various visits and events in Russell and Youngsville area.
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Youngsville
Youngeville
Mice Grace Hendrickson
Pearl Potter
Maxine Sheddy
Brokenstraw
Lockhart Fails to Break Speed Record at Daytona
Indianapolis driver Frank Lockhart failed to lower the world speed record in Daytona Beach on April 24. His best average reached 192 miles per hour, short of Ray Keech’s 207.55 mph mark set in a Triplex special.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
U. P
Frank Lockhart
Indianapolis
Ray Keech
Akeley Grange to Exhibit at Warren County Fair
Akeley Grange plans an exhibit at the Warren Fair with details to be arranged later. The group will meet in May at Chandlers Valley for a second gathering. Members held a regular meeting with a program during lecturers hour and drill practice announced for the next session.
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Akeley
the Grange
Virginia Shaw
Arthur Bradley
Harry Wells
Townsend Annis
Irma Arthur
Holt
Rose Bradley
Hale Cemetery Society
Edythe Randall
Ruth Branstrum
Warren
F. Annis
Alex Rhodes
Fentonville
Leo Angove
Jerould
Gowanda
Robert Eiberg
Fred Rickerson
Russell
Augusta Nelson
Dodge
Esther Nelson
Jamestown
Gust Nelson
Frewsburg
Illness Keeps Corydon Mail Run at Spin
The article notes Anton Lindquist recovering from illness and his substitute Mr Swan carrying mail during his absence. Mrs Arthur Bradley aided in Corydon as several days pass with the mail service affected by illness.
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Clarence Hale
Anton Lindquist
Mr. Swannon
Arthur Bradley
Corydon
May Send Additional Forces to Nicaragua
U. S. armed forces may be sent to Nicaragua after reports that three American owned gold mines were captured by Nicaraguans and five workers including four Americans were kidnapped in the Primapoka mountains. Officials caution that confirmation is lacking from the state department.
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Washington
U.P
U. S
Nicaragua
State Department
Primapoka
Dinner marks debentures sale for Associated System
Sidney Whitfield of Ithaca Ohio told officials and employees at a YMCA dinner that the sale of six percent debentures by the Associated System will run through the month in Pennsylvania. The company serves 600000 customers in sixteen states with 2700000 population, and 58000 stockholders with 90 percent of employees investors.
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Sidney Whitfield
Ithaca
N. Y
Associated System
Pennsylvania
Whitfield
G. Whitema Company
R. P. Herron
Ithace
Herron
John P. Fernstermacher
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