Kiwanis Members Debate Public Affairs On Unemployment Aid
Special to The Star To! Ont June 14 Kiwanis delegates at the international convention discuss public welfare plans for the United States and Canada. Clark Clement of Lemoore Calif heads the US committee which urges school and civic reforms amid alarming school closures. Canadian chair Trafford Taylor of St Boniface urges unemployment relief and cuts in government costs alongside education and safety programs.
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United States
Canada
Kiwanis International
Clark Clement
Lemoore
Calif
Corwine E. Roach
Springfield
William Marks Wemett
Valley City
N. C
Clement
Trafford Taylor
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Canadian Public Affairs Committee
Owen
J. "Callary
Montreal
Quebec
Alexander T. Robson
New Westmminster
B. C
Mr. Taylor
International match set for today with varied team sizes
Clubs entered in the competition field two man and four man teams. The event proceeds today with participants from multiple clubs.
Congress Approves Silver Bill to Back Currency With Silver
The House backed the Senate amended Dies-Pittman bill to require silver reach 25 percent of monetary stocks. The administration compromise would compel about 1.3 billion ounces of silver purchases. The measure now goes to the White House for the President's signature.
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House
Senate
White House
Doughton
D-Nc
Ways and Means Committee
McFadden
R-Penn
Hull
Kellogg ALL-BRAN Laxative Endorsed by Reader
A North Bergen New Jersey reader Mr. Daniels endorses Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as the national natural laxative. He praises its bulk for the intestines and vitamin B for the intestinal tract, plus iron for the blood, claiming it improves health without other laxatives. He suggests two tables daily and visiting a doctor if not relieved. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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Mr. Daniels
Kellogg
United States
United States For Breakfast, We Poly
John Daniels
North Bergen
N. J
Kellogg’s
Ion
Battle Creek
Unclear Quotation on In Kind Payment of War Debts
Officials discuss possible use of in kind payment sometimes described as accepting British goods. McFadden questions if the administration contemplates accepting silver for war debts. Coughton admits uncertainty about the administration's intended course.
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Tain
McFadden
Coughton
Senate Passes Relief Bill for Taylor Estate
Richmond reports Senator Byrd announced the U S Senate approved a relief bill for the George E Taylor estate. The case traces back to 1911 when Taylor then a postal clerk was charged with embezzling $30 from the post office and faced trial in federal court.
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Richmond
Elben
Folkes
Harry Flood Byrd
United States Senate
George E. Taylor
United States District Court
Virginia officials press for vindication in long case
The case of Taylor, once dismissed from the postal service, is settled with a $2,000 award to his daughter Vertner Tate. Lawmakers including Andrew Jackson Montague and Claude E. Swanson backed efforts for vindication and salary claims totaling $13,793 from four years of battle. Skyline Drive contracts also awarded with bids opened March 20 for the first two sections, Waugh Bros. and Sammons Robertson Co., each employing about 200 workers, with work to proceed and connections to Spotswood Trail.
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Edmund Waddill
Taylor
Postal Service
Justice Folkes
Virginia
Andrew Jackson Montague
Claude E. Swanson
Secretary of the Navy
Vertner Tate
Front Royal
Comptons Gap
Waugh Bros
Culpeper
Fayetteville
W. Va
Shenandoah Park Office to Award Bids for Scenic Sections
Front Royal reports the Shenandoah Park Office plans to award bids soon for two scenic sections. The notice outlines pending contracts and timing for the bid process, with officials signaling expected decisions in the near term.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah Park
Wanted Good Clean Cotton Rags at Star Office
Classified note seeks donations of clean cotton rags for Star Office. Advert appears simple, no contact details given, listing location and job posting code 28-1p-tf.
Natural tunnel in Virginia also a natural bridge
A natural tunnel in Virginia serves as a natural bridge over an old stage route halfway between Canada and Florida in the Appalachian range, recalling pioneer travel days.
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Virginia
Canada
Florida
Appalachian Range
Safe Fat Loss With Kruschen Salts Ad
Promises rapid fat loss in a month and energy boost by taking Kruschen Salts. Claims one bottle lasts 4 weeks, with weight checks before and after use, and urges avoiding imitations while citing Baker's Drug Store as a supplier.
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America
Baker's Drug Store
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Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
India
India Tea
P Kogue Oltel
Westinghouse
Ered
Muggs McGinnis
Northern Virginia Power CO
Winchester
Berryville
Strasburg, Virginia
Charles Town
West Virginia
Trae
Lone Beard
By Wally Bishop
Wey
Tae
A. & P. Coffee
RED Circle
BOKAR
Texas
Squire Dingee
Campbell’s
Libby’s
HIRE
Tbs
Crosby Corn
Ige
N. B.C. Graham Crackers
Palace
Frankforters
N.R. A
Congress
Skyline Drive
Sammons Robertson Co., Inc
Huntington
Compton's Gap
Hogbeck Mountain
Hogback
Panorama
Spotswood Trail
Star Office
Noah
Elsigessluingeer
Sheffield Lowe
Bn Eynashville Tenn
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