German steel trust and merger plans amid wartime outlook
Berlin report details the Vereinigte Stahlwerke trust led by Albert von Gary with 206 million marks capital and 125 million marks preference shares. It notes the group controls about 60 percent of German steel and iron production, employing around 100000, with capacity for 9 million tons of iron and 7 million tons of steel yearly. Voegler predicts a brighter future and global trade shifts favoring nearest Rhine works.
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Toliechus
Berlin
Albert von Gary
Germany
Plante
German Steel-Trust
Fama
Vereinigte Atahlwer
Feratront
Ces
German Steel Trust
Englinh Steel Indus
Tri Mal Associations
Ihasendua
Rhine
Voegler
America
Voeglers
Ofice
Dortmund
Bar
Vereinigte Stahtworks
Gelsenkirchenar Merg
Works Aktion Gesellschaft Dargwerks Und Stuetten Aktien Gesell
Echaft
Dochumer Verein Fuer Dbergbau Und Quasstahlfabrikation
Jumurne Stahlwerke Aktien Ft
Phoenix Aktien Getechn Te Fuer Berrheu Und Huetlanbetrieb
Vereinigte
Ruhr
Alogia
Gold Teeth Lose Youth His Seat In Russian Society
Moscow report portrays Gregory Brepanoff, a young Komsomol member with gold teeth, expelled for bourgeois ideas after a clash over his dental gold. The tale shifts to odd science notes on gravity anomalies near Moscow and correlations between brain vessels and talent, citing Dr D Gentze and cases of Patroft and others.
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Lala Patrick
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Komsamol
Gregory Brepanoff
Hie Throp
Texory
Gregory
Komaomol
iMim
Clage
Kalinin
Russian Republic
Leningrad
D. Gentze
Han
Crimte Vale
Glenten
Government Leads Industry in Europe
An analysis by D Tolimacitica argues Europe’s governments employ vast public payrolls and deputized leadership. Europe’s count shows Germany with 2437 deputies and high per capita burdens, Austria, France, and smaller states balancing officials, diplomats, and soldiers across national governance.
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D. Tolimacitica 8
I Gevarning
Europe
Ehade
Beat
Almanach
de Goetha
Aytaida
Russia
Turkey
Villare Legiotostore
Len
Meninia
Germany
Auafria
France
Dlebensstein
Han Magino
Kiwanis Urges Broader Action at Montreal Meeting
Montreal June 1 Harry Kerr past president urged Kiwanis clubs to rise above partisan politics and focus on public concerns at the Kiwanis International convention. He called for study of resolutions on reform, urged independent thought, and warned against overreliance on passing laws while stressing proactive community engagement.
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Montreal
Kiwanis
Harry ¥. Kerr
Kiwanis International
Kareaid
Weight of Teacher Counts in This Case
In northern California a Saluion River School faces a dispute over teaching qualifications. The case weighs the value of credentialed teachers and the impact on students as June proceedings proceed.
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Hina
Cal
Saluion Wver School
Muleback Travel Shapes Teacher Selection Policy
A fragment explains a policy of hiring only lightweights for muleback routes where snow blocks roads. Heavier riders risk delays as the mule struggles on snow covered divides, prompting boards to prefer riders carrying around 130 pounds or less.
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Everal
Uneatia
Packet Steamer Bell in Steeple Tragedy at Ravanna
Moe Ravannat reports a six-toned bell in the church steeple tolling on a quiet Sabbath morning, revealing the hidden tragedy within. The steeple bell tolls stir curiosity as a distant crowd gathers to learn of the disaster and its impact on the town.
Bell from Saluda steamboat recalls river disaster tale
An old church bell with a storied past marks a river tragedy on the Missouri in 1852. As the Saluda steamboat battled a flood current near Weeton, Maine, the bell rang for full steam ahead and the ship sank, claiming hundreds of lives and leaving a mystery of the bell’s fate.
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Savannah Church
Miesouri
Bellas
Weeton
Munkey Toller Diast
Francis T. Thelt
Engiies
Delt
Starlea
Savennah
Savannah
Bell from old church placed in new tower in 1895
The bell was moved and bought for 317.50. It was stored here and set in the town church, then in 1895 when the old church was replaced the bell gained a final place in the new tower and has remained in use since.
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Aerosa
Singers Work Like Scrubwomen Says Researchers
A Swiss professor and an Austrian doctor measured energy use by musicians and manual workers. They found singers expend more energy than at rest and during performance, comparable to scrubwomen in workload. The study notes energy consumption varies with activity and role.
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Derlin
June
Rome
Loany
Daver
Switzerland
Schroatter
Vienna
York City
Unclear excerpt on ratings of players in a game
The text discusses a player rating of 33 percent and contrasts it with a trombone player rated at three percent by a top investigator. It also mentions a planet’s 279 percent in a disjointed, unclear passage with references to red faces and puffed cheeks.
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Whem
Plantet
American Flag Honors Osage Graves In Oklahoma Town
In Pawhubea Oklahoma men and elders place an American flag on Osage graves each year, honoring ancestral ties and expressing faith in government to right past wrongs. Flags are replaced daily as they fade, reflecting a solemn local custom amid historical grievances and pride.
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Pawhubea
Okla
Atain
Osage
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