Law Makers Will Pitch Horseshoes in Washington
May 5 193? lawmakers gather on House and Senate lawns to pitch horseshoes as a light training for a Congress horseshoe match. Four House and four Senate members compete at Griffith Stadium with radio coverage on two networks. Contests draw party lines with Kelly of Pennsylvania a standout, uncertain outcome as preliminaries progress. Mrs A Boles reports Sevilla's recovery and Dr Boies plans to return home tonight.
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Congress
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Extors
Fon Bach House
Howe
Griffith Stadium
Marine! Syoea
Vijen
Timate Victor
Enon
Rome
Atatves Vestal
Indiana
Laws
Chalmens
Otto
Howston
Delaware
Che Cenate
Kelly
Penrsylvania
Boles
Sevilla
Dr. Boies
No Wage Trouble In Coal Industry Seen
Pottsville Pa May 30 For the first time in anthracite history operators and miners will begin negotiations for a new contract next month with no wage change demands. Leaders expect to maintain the current wage scale and avoid strikes as the anthracite spirit grows. Major Inglis of Glenn Alden coal heads the operators and John Lewis of the United Mine Workers leads the miners in talks, possibly at Philadelphia or Atlantic City on June 9. The key demand is the checkout system requiring union dues to be deducted from wages, ensuring union membership and dues collection.
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Roy C. Haynes
Anthracite Cooperative Assoc N
WT. Inglis
Glenn Alden Coa.l Company
John [Lewis
United Mine Workers of Americ
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Eleckott System
Harmony H.C. C. Club Hosts Picnic After Successful Year
Walter Longer reports the Harmony H.C. C. club gathering with Mrs. eeratta fante crae Tas pier Symes after a very successful year. A picnic was held to celebrate and reward members for weed control efforts.
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H.C. C. Club
Eeratta Fante Crae
Memorial Address by Rev. Arthur Henke on American faith
Rev. Arthur Henke delivers a memorial address reflecting on American creed and duty. He links faith to liberty equality unity and democracy, notes sacrifices of veterans and the cost paid in blood, and urges that America remains worth dying for and living by. He contrasts patriotism with spoils system and cites RUR as origin of the word robot.
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Ourepublic
Calls for Patient Work Persian Carpets Crafted by Hand
The article notes that Persian carpets are made exclusively by hand with about 10000 stitches per square foot. Each stitch is created individually then clipped with scissors and beaten down to finish.
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