Re Employment Drive By Ex Lunatics In Chicago
An Illinois group of former insane patients launched a national re employment drive in Chicago to help recovered individuals find jobs and convince employers there is no stigma after insulin shock and other treatments. Three exhibit their recovery at the American Psychiatric Association meeting, showing former patients indistinguishable from others.
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Chicago
Illinois
Aental Hospital
American Psychiric Association
May places noted in Lebanon Church news
Lebanon Church Virginia reports on local happenings with a fragment mentioning Preston Stickley and an incident while cutting wood. The brief lacks full details but signals a local event or narrative connected to residents and community life.
Local notices and social updates from Strasburg area
The column records residents and visitors with illnesses and recoveries including Mr Stickley improving after infantile paralysis relapse and Master Warren McDonald improving. It notes visits by Mrs Himelright and others, chickenpox cases, a broken bottle injury, and upcoming revival services at Mt Hope Church in June. Shenandoah County School Band concert and May 15 school league meeting are mentioned along with a high school trip to Elizabeth Furnace and various social calls.
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Stickley
Pete Windle
Winchester
Bessie Bowers
Cecil McDonald
Ruby Brown
Nettie Himelright
Julia Windle
Viola Wilson
Margaret Fauver
Grace Walter
Ray Windle
Statton Bowers
Kathryn Windle
Lucy Everly
Cedar Creek Church
Johnathan Edwards
Woodstock
Warren McDonald
Mt. Hope Church
Home Demonstration Club
Mary Lee Dovel
Richmond
Cleopatra Himelright
Lucy Strasnider
Julius Keeler
Messrs
Walter
Frederick Bowers
Charles Williams
Mildred Brown
Elizabeth Furnace
Strasburg High School
Brush Creek Notes May Social Visits in Virginia
Mrs Ernest L Gray spent last Monday with Mr Arnold Dailey and family. Relatives and friends visited Mr Walter Dailey's home for his birthday. Mrs Ruth Kerns expects visitors from New Jersey May 12 for Mother's Day. Mrs Philip Shade sits up and hopes to walk again. Mr F O Heironimus is able to work after illness.
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Brush Creek
Ernest L. Gray
Arnold Dailey
Laura C. Dailey
Myrtle Dailey
Walter Dailey
Orlin DeHaven
Laura Dailey
Myrle
Patrons assault locked state liquor store door
In Philadelphia a group of about six patrons pounded on a locked state liquor store door ten minutes before opening time causing a disturbance.
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Philadelphia
Holdup at Closed Store Ends Quietly
Three clerks heard the pounding and saw a holdup man lock the door draw the shades and begin taking valuables before authorities arrived.
Robbery Ends With Escape After Bindings
A thief seized cash totaling 172 dollars from registers then fled through a rear door. Patrons remained grounded as clerks were bound with rope and found on the storeroom floor.
Miners in Pennsylvania Voice Frustration Over Contract Talks
In the Connellsville area 40 miles south of Pittsburgh miners idle between negotiations in New York. They say they are sick of loafing and emphasize support for CIO leader John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers while camps spread across company stores offering credit.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Connellsville
Jesse Cole
Colonial Mine No. 4
CIO
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Italy Will Remain Warlike, Balbo Says in Cairo
In Cairo May 11 Marshal Italo Balbo told an Italian community gathering that Italy has become a war like country and will remain war like down through the ages. Balbo’s unofficial visit to Egypt drew sharp press criticism and he assured Premier Mohammed Mahmoud Pasha that there would be no Italian threat to Egypt.
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Cairo
Farouk
Italo Balbo
Italy
Egypt
Mohammed Mahmound Pasha
Birthday Serenade Disrupts Calif Jurors Court
Deputy Prosecutor Robert Schwab’s birthday prompted jurors in California to pause court proceedings and sing Happy Birthday To You in unison, briefly abandoning court decorum.
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Bob Broderick
Calif
Robert Schwab
Tragic Death Shocks Green Spring Community
Green Spring Virginia residents mourn the death of Mr. Prank Runkle who died Monday afternoon in Winchester. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Sunday notes mention Mrs. Ray Wilson visiting Hed gestville relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Hunter Strobridge visiting neighbors. Mr. William Milburn of Paw Paw West Virginia visits relatives in the area.
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Green Spring
Prank Runkle
Winchester
Ray Wilson
Hedgesville
W. Va
Hunter Strobridge
Ernest Milburn
William Milburn
Paw Paw
Farmers Insure 1939 Wheat Crops Under Federal Program
About 156000 farmers insured roughly 6.5 million acres across 3 states under the governments new wheat insurance plan. Premiums paid total about 6.4 million bushels of wheat. In Virginia 914 farmers insured with premiums totaling 7 531 bushels.
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Washington
Federal Insurance Corporation
Virginia
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Lebanon Church News
Shenandoah County
Lantuet
Montgomery Ward
Wards
S. Loudoun Street
U. S. Conference of Mayors
White House
Roosevelt
Ross D. Rogers
Amarillo
Tex
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York City
Richard W. Reading
Detroit
Mich
Bearrow
Paul V. Betters
Washington, D. C
Joseph D. Scholtz
Louisville
Sunnyfield
Cudahy
Iona Peaches
Tbs
Ann Page
Good Housekeeping Bureau
N. B.C
Graham
TALCO
North Braddock Street
America
Red Circle
Bokar
A&p
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