Armament Makers Signaling Support for Disarmament Push
A symposium of leading munitions figures including Irenee du Pont Judge Gary and Hudson Maxim signals tacit backing for limited armament and disarmament efforts. While not calling for total disarmament they urge curbing personal crisis competition and expect public opinion to pressure limits. Some major manufacturers stay silent, but the mood favors restraint to advance disarmament plans.
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Armament Trust
Irenee du Pont
United States
Judge Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Hudson Maxim
H. E., Talbot, Jr
Dayton-Wright Airplane Company
du Pont
After Dinner Stories and a Petain Quip
A suitor asks Helen's father for consent in a formal English tradition, prompting a sharp rebuke about formalities. The anecdote closes with a Petain joke on marriage noting that even settled couples can clash when tied together.
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Helen
Young Snyder at the club hints at impending engagement
Snyder visits a club and jokes about dining at his fiancee's home. An elderly friend notes he is not yet considered family as they would scold him for staining the tablecloth. The exchange shows light social skepticism about formal acceptance.
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Young Snyder
Dublin magistrate hears jailed man explain gutter stumble
A Dublin magistrate questions a prisoner found lying in the gutter. The inebriate replies that he wandered between two lamp posts and ended up leaning on the wrong one, offering a drunken misstep as the cause.
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Dublin
Love and the law in summertime sentiments
A 60s style column extols love as a clash of forces tempered by matrimony and social obstacles. It mourns artificial love, praises sincere affection, and notes love as both dangerous and safe. Venus and disarmament are referenced as playful context for romance.
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Steinbrugge
German Officers Convicted by German Court for Hospital Ship Attack
Two German submarine officers were sentenced by a German court to four years in prison for firing on boats of a Canadian hospital ship. Britain had sought punishment only for the U boat captain. the accused junior officers received a verdict seen as lenient, amid American disappointment and broader German wartime penalties.
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Germany
Great Britain
Size Of The House Of Representatives Debate For Next Decade
Washington July 19 The Census Committee debates fixing the House size for ten years amid arguments over maintaining 435 seats or expanding to 483 or other numbers. Supporters warn against losing states gains, while opponents fear inefficiency and higher costs. The issue affects district apportionment after the next census and future presidential elections.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Census Committee
Representatives
House of Representatives
Census
Siegel
New York
Washington
California
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Texas
Massachusetts
New Jersey
North Carolina
Alabama
Maryland
Minnesota
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Vermont
Questions and Answers Clarify Public Inquiry Service
A historical notice explains a public information bureau offering readers answers to questions. It notes the bureau cannot give legal medical or financial advice and will not settle domestic matters. Send questions with full name address and two cents for return postage.
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Athens Messenger Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
The
Inquirer
Barber shop rents basement space in New York hotel
The proprietor of a basement barber shop in a major New York hotel pays fifty dollars daily rent.
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New York
Athens Day by Day by the Messenger Watch Dog
Athens reader notes the city’s isolation and modest culture while lampooning traveling Shakespeare players. The piece pairs local quips with brief, tongue in cheek society notes about residents and events around Athens.
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Athens
Train Run Clears Town With Revival Hymn
A note that trains will carry several hundred people back to the farm one week from now after a gathering. Attendees plan to close by singing the first and last stanzas of the revival hymn O Harpy Day.
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New York
Alleghanies
Shakespearean Players
Hamlet
Marietta
Delaware
Granville
Athens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens Messenger
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio
United Press News
O. Postoffice
Athens Mesener Herald
Na Co
Messenger
Athens, Ohlo
Lhe
Mali
Robert M. Ward
Fifth Avenue
New York City
South Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Marshall Petain
Petain
Venus
A. R
Weather Bureaus
Camp Lookout
N. C
Niagara Falls
Victoria Falls
Ry Q
la Paz
Sucre
Bolivia
Sofar
M. C
Persia
England
New
New York City Court House
Worth
Lafayette
Dener
Vaux de Vire
France
Vire
Voix de Ville
Jesus
Christ
Zacchaeus
Jericho
Carcassone
Kgoans
Bush
Ura
Los Angeles
E. W. Bryan
E. W. Smith
Silvas
E. W. Chubb
Rey Lash
Mar
Columbus
Columbus Heating & Ventilating Company
West Town Street
Chamberlain
Cleveland
Seeandbee
Eastern Standard
Niagara Lso
Exra Am
Teekas Bay
E. Oth
Fara Falls
Montreal
Quebec
Ual
Ooms Secure
Buffalo Transit Company
E. V. Oust
Dp. m
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Ohio University
Athletic Park
Chauncey
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