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Camden Record News

Location

Camden, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1931

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World Business Leaders Meet in Washington for Economic Recovery

Silas H. Strawn opens the International Chamber of Commerce gathering in Washington. Hoover urges cutting armaments and mobilizing business clout for global disarmament talks next year. Theunis calls tariff reform crucial. Melvin A. Traylor attacks policy excesses. Calls for lower tariffs and better policy dominate discussions.

Finance Washington International Chamber of Commerce Silas H. Strawn Chicago Chamber of Commerce of the United States Georges Theunis Hoover League of Nationa Mr. Hoover M. Theunis United States Chamber of Commerce Atlantic City Melvin A. Traylor America Traylor

Indiana state news brief highlights 1982 events and crimes

Indiana reports list a golf tournament on the Indianapolis Speedway course this July and a back to the farm trend in Johnson County. Notable deaths include George Marshall at Blue Lake and Edward J O Kellly in Indianapolis. Other items cover jail terms for a robbery pair, a centennial church tablet, an education contest winner, and transit service cuts in CalumetRailways area.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway Indiana George Marshall Fort Wayne Blue Lake Evansville Dore B. Erwin Decatur Huntington C. U H. Lippincott Warsaw Kenneth M. Kunkel Bluffton Fair Association Carl Heims Indianapolis Real Estate Board Edward J. O'Kellly Indianapolis Alexander A. Boyd Merchants' National Bank Michigan City Presbyterian Hospital Chicago Albert J. Ball Grand Army of the Republic Lafayette Ball Curtis Plopper Shortridge High School Horace Mann High School Gary Boone County Michigan Synod of the United. Lutheran Church In America Trinity English Lutheran Church Michigan Synod of the United Lutheran Church In America North Manchester Johnson County R. L. Skelton Christian Church Burrows Carroll County District Conference of Christian Churches McNeely Memorial Church Logansport Joseph Kelly South Bend William Fisher Hopewell Woodbury Glass Company Winchester General Glass Corporation Lancaster Ohio

Chicago’s Fort Dearborn Echoes in Century of Progress Vision

Historian Elmo Scott Watson casts Chicago’s rise from Fort Dearborn to a modern metropolis into a Century of Progress frame for 1933 world’s fair. Nah-nee-num-skuk, a 121-year-old Potawatomi, symbolizes change as early 1800s fortlife yields to skyscrapers and rapid air travel.

R. Strawn Chicago Midwest Loop Fort Dearborn Air Force Elmo Scott Watson City of Michigan Avenue United States Nab-neenum-skuk Mayetta Kan West Lake Michigan Pottawatomie Fort Deere New York John Manson New York City Whistler Milo M. Quaife Old Northwest Fort Wayne Samuel A. Storrow Chicago River Quaife Mort Dear Ata Doutelxy

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