King's Birthday Honors Create Five New Peers in Britain
London June 2 Five new peers will be created on the King's birthday June 4 for meritorious wartime service and public duties. Sir Robert Hudson Borwick and Sir Joseph Robinson are named baronets to be elevated to barons, with Sir William Vestey and Sir Samuel Warin also honored for hospital and storage work. Sir Archibald and Sir Auckland Geddes receive high titles, while two government officials become Privy Counsellors. Forty commoners are named knights for various services, including notable figures such as Henry Dickens and Maurice Low. L. Bragkens of Canada is named a Privy Councillor.
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Governor Small Bought Bonds With Armour's Check
Testimony in Governor Len Small’s trial describes his purchase of $20,000 in Franklin County school bonds made in his name through the First Trust and Savings Bank of Evanston. He paid $10,300 with a check issued by Armour and Company for interest on state funds, and received a balance of $443.38 in cash.
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John St George Joyce Journalist Dies at 76
Philadelphia June 2 John St George Joyce veteran newspaperman and Irish history politics and literature authority died today He was 76 and had recently celebrated the fifty fourth anniversary of his entrance into journalism.
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State prize winner seeks national honors for essay
Joseph Giandonaro of 62 97 High Street won the Connecticut prize in a Colonial Dames essay contest and now enters a nationwide competition for awards up to 1000 pounds. At 16, the Hullscher junior plans college prep and has held multiple class offices. three Connecticut prizes will lead to national judging with $300, $200 and $100 awards. The Connecticut panel includes Dr Berdmin T Marshall and others. national judges include Albers Shaw and Lawrence Abbott.
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Republicans Hold Another Meeting On Reorganization
The Republican Town Committee held an executive session in the Dth eriv building last night to discuss reorganization and party machinery. Town Chairman Alex H. Robinson said the meeting reviewed terms and future activity, with frequent gatherings anticipated before primaries.
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Bankers Parley Recessed to Wednesday in Paris
In Paris on June 2 the International Bankers committee’s recess resumed Wednesday to seek further information from the Reparations Commission on an international loan for Germany. The bankers debated how to float any loan with proper assurances to investors about the security and terms backing the loan.
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Quaker College to Celebrate Diamond Jubilee at Bartham
Richmond is set to host the Quaker College Diamond Jubilee in early June with thousands of Friends from across the United States. The event marks the 75th anniversary of the institution, founded in 1847 as a Friends Boarding School, and features a pageant and speeches by Herbert C. Linaver, Secretary of Commerce.
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Economy axe blunted, Geddes tall London chamber
Sir Erle Grides, ex Admiralty and minister, led a committee pushing 430 million pounds in public spending cuts but says government heads have blunted the economy axe. He urges tax cuts to ease debt and boost industry, criticizing current financial restraint and defense spending stance. The Star notes his critique of policy and his shift toward business concerns.
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Trotsky Finishes Staff College Course in Moscow
The Bolshevik War Minister Leon Trotsky completed a course at the Red Army staff college in Moscow. He passed standard exams and is now qualified as an officer. He studied long hours with early mornings, focusing on military technique, languages, and discipline.
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Wreath Hat Trimmed in Amal Roses for Style
A delicate hat features a wreath of amal roses around the outer edge, using walle organza. The piece is praised for beauty rather than practicality.
Locust Plague Halts Trains and Smothers Babies
Reports from agricultural regions describe a locust swarm causing massive crop damage and halting railway traffic. Messages note babies suffocated by the insects while air grew thick with locusts, reflecting widespread disruption and fear.
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Harvard May Move School for Dormitory Plans in Cambridge
Harvard officials explore moving the Business School to a new Cambridge campus. Plans call for two to four dormitories, classrooms, and administrative offices in a coordinated colonial style to relieve crowded current spaces and integrate graduate and undergraduate programs.
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Raymond post Veterans admission list action item
A Raymond post Veterans of War meeting Thursday night admitted several new members including Lieutenant Qeear A and EL Dantenperr, as reported for the Raymond area.
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Military Roster Extract Features Numerous Names and Ranks
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U S Calls for Coast Guards Examinations Announced
Washington June 2 The Treasury secretary announced coast guard examinations to admit recruits nationwide on June 26. He stressed the service demands high physical and mental qualifications. New England locations for entrance to the coast guard academy at New London were listed, with examinations in several cities including Syston, New?.
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Coal Operators Seek Compromise Amid Strike Talks
New York June 2 Anthra cites operators aim to halt run sessions of counter proposals this afternoon as they seek to end the coal strike. The miners subcommittee and mine owners committee will present their positions to the Union Teague estate, with no clear idea what changes the operators have made or what the men will salt. Memorial services at Milford recall the deceased and unknown dead with a program including drills, duets by Joyey brothers, and recitations, followed by a collation.
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