Mellon at Seventy Likes Job. Will Not Quit
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon, age seventy, shows no sign of stepping back from his duties. Colleagues say he arrives at 9 a.m. daily and often works past 5:30 p.m., devoting himself to government service while delegating his business interests to trusted assistants in Pittsburgh.
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True Story
Life
America
Suspended Paris street service amid radical activity
By The Associated Press a strike halted street car and auto box services in sections of Paris as radical elements grew stronger. About one third of transportation workers stopped work, car barns and power houses guarded by troops, a policeman in each operating car. No violence reported by mid afternoon. In London, unemployment rises as over 12 000 girls under 14 seek work amid vacant domestic posts.
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London
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The High School Veto Mirrors Morgantown Debate
Editorial opinion in Morgantown New Dominion critiques Governor Gore's veto of the university high school plan. It argues the measure would have funded by state site provisions and district support, claiming minimal maintenance costs and urging retrenchment in taxation to avoid harming industry and economic growth.
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Taxation shift could add thousands of homeowners
The passage argues that altering taxation would attract thousands of new homeowners to the commonwealth, increasing direct assessment opportunities as their properties become taxable.
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Former Governor Lowden on Forest Week Plan
Washington May 1 Former Governor Frank O L Lowden of Illinois speaks on continuing U S forest week urging promotion of forestry programs. The report notes his remarks during a formal event in Washington and cites support from state officials.
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American Forest Week Plans Advance Nationwide Observance
A national effort led by the head of the American Forest Week committee has taken charge of plans to make forest week an annual event. Returns from this year’s nationwide observance indicate substantial progress, and officials report that the immense campaign was successfully accomplished.
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