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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
6
The preliminary conference to arrange a universal peace congress voted to convene in 1930 preferably in the Far East. Leaders of world religions will meet to discuss what religion can contribute to world peace amid a drive to unite religion with international interests.
The article notes a large share of incoming members will be farmers while many are lawyers, with Anderson and Florence sending multiple farmers. It details senate and house renewal, ongoing terms, and the mix of occupations across the General Assembly, including bankers, merchants, real estate, doctors, ministers and others. It also mentions the Southern Railway silver corn cup contest with winners and aims to encourage better corn farming.
A fragmented OCR reads as a quirky note about a vein and a quirky character, hinting at a literary or dramatic moment. The readable names and phrases point to a small, local scene with an odd mood and a brief, unclear event.
Records of the Employers' Association report Detroit employment up 16 percent from previous highs, with total estimated at 460000. The growth underscores a robust labor market and expanding industrial activity in the city.
The article argues that nationalizing coal mines has reduced costs and raised miners' wages in Germany, strengthening its position over rivals by improving fuel supply and giving the state decisive influence.
Regular flying schedules began September 1 linking Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul. The combined airplane rail service marks a new era in fast passenger travel with established timetables and formal routes among major Midwest cities.
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