Grosbeck Denies Knowledge of Plan To Conduct A Whispering Campaign Against The President
Washington Aug 1 The Senate lobby committee disclosed a letter from E P Cramer Plainfield N J advertising man proposing a whispering campaign to brand President Roosevelt as insane The letter was to C E Grosbeck chairman of Electric Bond and Share Co Grosbeck denied knowledge of the letter or any campaign saying such ideas are ridiculous and would not be tolerated The House Rules Committee also heard E V Sellers recount an incident involving Joe W Carpenter as part of lobbying probes on the public utilities bill
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Cummings
House Ruies Committee
E. V Kelers
Representative Paton
Joe W. Carpenter
Texas Power and Tight
Patton
G. G. Walker
Michaelson
Hoover
Charles Michaelson
Democratic National Committee
Massanetta Bible Conference Schedule Highlights Speakers
Massanetta Springs hosts August Bible Conference with talks by Dr. Robert E. Speer on church fellowship and Christ’s death, Dr. Albert W. Beaven on unity and family civilization, Dr. John McDowell on America as mission field, Dr. Andrew W. Blackwood on home and religion, Dr. T. K. Young on abundant life, and Dr. H. H. Thompson on worldly amusements and Sabbath. Ministers’ lectures follow at 9 a.m. each day.
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Christian Church
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Albert W. Beaven
John McDowell
America
Andrew W. Blackwood
Cair
Lord Jesus
T. K. Young
H. H. Thompson
Genet details and habits described
The genet is a slender 23 inch long carnivore with reddish yellow spotted fur and a black ringed tail. It lives about two years, feeds on birds fruit and small animals, yields three to four offspring, and is tameable yet predatory on poultry. It inhabits bushy country, near houses, and is valued for rodent control in parts of Europe and Egypt.
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Europe
Egypt
Harrisonburg Adopts Tentative Budget for FY Year
Harrisonburg City Council in special session adopted a tentative budget for the fiscal year starting September 1. Expenditures are set at 346,599.89 with receipts projected at 349,588.59, leaving a surplus about 2,500. A final hearing is scheduled for August 28.
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Harrisonburg
John E. Kelly
Trinkle Backs Price For Governor Sparks Surprise
Former Virginia governor E Lee Trinkle announced in Roanoke his support for Lt Governor James H Price as the Democratic gubernatorial candidate in 1937. Representative Clifton Woodrum called the move a surprise while Virginians in Washington weighed the potential campaign height and party dynamics.
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E. Lee Trinkle
Roanoke
James H. Price
Clifton A. Woodrum
Harry F. Byrd
T. G. Burdh
Trinkle
Woodrum
Virginia
Richmond
News Leader Today
James Price
Price
Seattle
Wash
Four Men Charged Over Dynamite Theft in Martinsburg
Four of five men arrested near Martinsburg West Virginia face charges for transporting stolen dynamite from a Waynesboro Pennsylvania hardware store and for breaking and entering. The group is linked to four blasts aimed at power lines near a limestone quarry. Corliss Files is named for receiving stolen property. Bonds total six thousand dollars.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
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