Building Commissioners Issue 11 Permits for $10,330
City building commissioners granted permits totaling 10330 dollars for eleven structures. Projects include two family house on Gordon street for Mendrick and Foley. greenhouse on Sylvan avenue for Oskar Jacobs. electric sign on Pembroke street for C Esfermiam. one room house on Fairview avenue for Andrew Mortellie. garages on Clinton avenue Alpine street Beardsley street for multiple owners. porch on Jackson avenue for Philip Lunder. cement block garage on Beardsley street for J LaChionia. and a Columbia street garage for Mrs L Povich.
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Gordon Street
J M. Mendrickson
Thomas I. Foley
Sylvan Avenue
Oskar Jacobs
Pembroke Street
C. Esfermiam
Fairview Avenue
Andrew Mortellie
Clinton Avenue
Mabel Hale
Jackson Avenue
Philip Lunder
Alpine Street
Jacob Huber
Colorado Avenue
E. F
D. F. Kelle
Glendale Avenue
Carl E. Frauenberger
Columbia Street
L. Povich
Beardsley Street
J. LaChionia
Germany faces economic catastrophe warns Rhenish leader
A German commission heard from Peter Kloeckner that Germany faced an economic catastrophe if the Mantene’s levy of 40,000,000 tons of coal were not reduced. He warned that even with a cut in coal, Germany could not spare 20,000,000 tons annually and would lose blast furnaces, railways, and lighting production.
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A. P
Trade balance near in reach for US in July
Washington announced July brought the United States closer to a balance than any month in years. Imports totaled 345 million dollars, the highest for any month in history. Exports fell from June’s peak to 470 million dollars for the month, leaving seven months ending July with exports at 4.618 billion and imports at 3.1? billion.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Health Stations Open For Mothers Consultations
Health Department opens permanent stations where mothers are urged to bring children for care. Visiting nurses collaborate with department staff. Hours change: Monday 2 to 4 Waltersville School. Tuesday 2 to 4 Jackson School. Wednesday 2 to 4 Prospect School. Thursday 2 to 4 Waltersville School. Friday 2 to 4 Jackson School. Saturday 9:30 to 11 o'clock Prospect School.
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Health Department
Waltersville
Jackson
Prospect
Jackson School
Prospect School
Lithuanian Congress in Worcester Ends Week of Sessions
The federation of Lithuanian Catholics of America, meeting in Worcester since Monday, representing 750,000 Lithuanian residents in the United States, closed its congress by adopting resolutions extending best wishes to the Irish people in their freedom efforts.
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Worcester
Mass
Federation of Lithuanian Catho Mc Hocielics of America
United States
Syrian delegation to seek French mandate for Syria
A Syrian delegation arrived from Rome to meet the Supreme Council in Paris and present views on Syria. They likely advocate Prince to receive the mandate for Syria. Also notes Arthur Story, Hartford police official, died at his home at 1 am.
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Paris
Rome
Supreme Council
Syria
Story
Weartford
Conn
Arthur la Story
State Police
Preston
Norwich
Hartford
Thor Ieputs
New London County
Hix-1 Reports Reflooring in Parquet Garage
A fragmented note mentions flooring work at a country garage with parquet details. The brief exchange references Dix with an implied exchange of materials or ideas.
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Dix
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