Red Cross Annual Meeting Set With Dinner and Program
The Red Cross chapter schedules its annual meeting Thursday at 7 p m in Keran church social hall. Members are urged to attend to elect a new executive board and submit resolutions. A 30 cent dinner precedes events served by Lutheran Sunday School class. The program features a mixed chorus, reports on Junior Red Cross and First Aid, a violin solo, and remarks by Vir ginia Nat C Wilson and Dr Thomas Green.
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The
Fred Thwaite
C. X K. Over
Lutheran Church
Walker McC. Bon
L. Flickinger
D. D
Richard Ifith
Music Lovers Club
Billy Mes
Public Health
Helen Bailey
Isabelle Bailey
Forrest Jones
Handley High School
General Field
Virginia
Nat C. Wilson
Thomas Green
Washington, D. C
Ivan Smith
Boy’s Runaway Ride Ends in Frederick
Frederick, Maryland, July 17. Charles Carbaugh, 14, who ran away on a trip spanning 3,500 miles to reach an aunt in Portland Oregon, says he is cured after three days with only a ham sandwich to eat. He concludes there’s no fun in running away and the further you go the worse it gets. He stopped when the train halted.
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Charles Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Utah-Colorado
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Deserter rides east after leaving coal tender in Utah
A man deserts a trans-desert coal tender in Utah after overhearing an opposite-bound express conductor discuss Kansas City. He rides east without fare as the train crew say nothing, recalling an oil truck home from Baltimore that felt like a Pullman.
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Utah
Kansas City
Baltimore
Real Affinity Study Finds Most Fail To Connect
Hudson New York July 17 A study by J L Moreno M D of New York reports that 75 percent of women seeking friendships fail to find the real mutual affinity. He estimates 60 to 65 million Americans fail in love of work or to locate desired associates. The report comes at an applied sociology meeting under the National Committee on prisons and prison labor.
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J. L. Moreno
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New York
New York State
First Corn Hog Payments Will Be Made In July
Auditing of the 1935 corn hog contracts is under way at the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington as the first rental and benefit payments to cooperating farmers are prepared. Distribution likely to begin this month as boards of review expedite transfers. prior year unpaid contracts mainly due to irregularities are being resolved. On June 29, payments totaling $297,342,177.42 had been made for the 1934 program.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Boards of Review
Legislators in heat discuss arms ban and lobbying bill
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada chairs foreign relations as he talks with Senator Hiram Johnson of California and Cordell Hull about a fishing escapade. In a lower photo Representative Sam Rayburn of Texas and Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana join on the Wheeler Rayburn utility holding company bill with Benjamin Cohen. They discuss a senate resolution to block arms shipments to Italy or Ethiopia while the House rules committee probes lobbying charges.
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Key Pittman
Nevada
Foreign Relations Committee
Hiram Johnson
California
Cordell Hull
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Wheeler-Rayburn Utility Holding Company
House Rules Committee
Benjamin Cohen
Washington
Senate
Italy
Ethiopia
Corn hog contracts and payments in 1935 forecast
The 48 states show about 300000 corn hog contracts for 1935 to be sent to Washington last week. An additional 500000 contracts are expected before July ends, with the rest due in August or early September. Total payments projected around 185 million dollars, in two installments.
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Washington
Track legends and notable past performances teased
Sports Mirror recalls past stars and landmark feats. Jan Kusociński of Poland ran two miles in 9 00.4 to beat Joe McCluskey in Cologne. Babe Didrikson Zaharias once led a women’s AAU championship with 30 points for her club. Blue Larkspur captured the Arlington Cup and lifted earnings to $272 000.
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Jan Kusocinski
Poland
Joe McCluskey
Cologne
Babe Didrikson
Employers’ Casualty Company Club
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Batiste
Dimities
Moling & Cather
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Rogers
Kayser
Silk
Pride of Virginia
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