Hungary Fears Bolshevik Invasion After Poland Collapse
Budapest reports Hungary fears a Bolshevik push if Poland falls. Admiral Horthy warns that Europe faces crisis. Bolshevik propaganda funded by Russian money targets Hungary. He calls neighbors to improve relations and restore economic ties, cites salt trade disruption and forced postwar boundaries. A concert at Seaside Park and details of Mexican peace talks also appear alongside court bankruptcy notices.
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Budapest
Hungary
Poland
Nicholas Horthy
Associated Press
Europe
Central
United States
Canada
Vienna
Waller block progress and near city improvements
Look back fifty years notes progress on Waller's new block Mason work by E A Judd advances on the Howe Machine Co building with chimney completion and rapid construction. Main street near Union street being cobbled with new curb. A coachless coal cart accident on Wall Street injures no one. Naugatuck road trains run many cars to serve a camp meeting nearby with impressive exercises.
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E. A. Judd
Waller
Howe Machine Co
Main Street
Union Street
Wall Street
Middle Street
Naugatuck Road
Philadelphiaans Arrange to Send Food to Germany
The Ameri can Friends Service Committee plans shipments of food for Germany’s child feeding program through year end. Recent totals include 240 tons cocoa 317 1/2 tons lard 14 320 cases condensed milk and 31 barrels cod liver oil for hospital use. Dried peas beans are stored in Hamburg warehouses and 880 tons of rice will be delivered there soon.
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Philadelphia
American Friends Service Committee
Germany
New York
Hamburg
Gasoline Supply Call to Cut Car Power and Use Less
The secretary of the American Petroleum Institute warns fuel oil is scarce. He advocates reducing horsepower in heavy cars and designing light cars for moderate speeds to conserve gasoline. Five months into 1920 show a 28 percent rise in consumption from 1919 as substitutes for coal appear.
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The
American Petroleum Institute
Food aid plan extends child feeding into January
The German government prepared a new year long program to supply rationed flour sugar and other staples valued at about 1.5 million dollars. It aims to provide a supplementary meal for about 500000 children daily until January, slightly less than the Friends fed in spring. The original August 21 end date was extended due to the food situation.
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Friends
August Sale Fur and Fabric Highlights At Read's
An August sale feature touts fur coats in Hudson Seal Bay Seal and exotic blends with beaver skunk or squirrel plus dark raccoon marmot nutria astrakhan and pony coats on second floor. It promotes pink vanity fair style lingerie hots of georgette crepe and tatters, as well as plaids stripes taftas and printed voiles at half price and yard deals on wash goods with numerous fabric choices and discounted plains.
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Seal
Madras
August Sale Dinner Sets and Union Suits Clearance
American Porcelain sets lead a dining ware sale with options from Nippon and French makers at reduced prices. Highlights include 112 piece blue border set for 42.50, 100 piece pink rose patterns from 25.00 to 43.00, Nippon and Haviland styles, plus bathers and athletic union suits discounted for quick closeout. Basement items and summer stock also priced to clear.
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Nippon China
Haviland
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Coast Artillery Band
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Mexico
Cantu
Luis M. Salazar
United States District Court
District of Connecticut
David T. Lerner
Pavia T. Lerner
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Connecticut
John Meagh
County Court House
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John Keogh
Bridgeport, Conn
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C. M. Newton
Dayton
Ohio
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Lise Cne
Basee
Eee Ae
G. Hunt Wilber
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main ST
Arcade Corner
Bullards
By, Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Chey
the Times
Enid Bennett
Ince Department
Cecil de Mille
Vanity Fair
Union
Roxford
Nainsock
Yale
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