Form Citizens Committee To Aid Strikers' Families
Dr. Geo. A. Hedger of the University of Cincinnati chairs a Citizens Committee to Aid the Needy Families of Strikers. The group will support families when union relief and workers’ savings fall short, taking no sides in the strikes. Contributions accepted at Room 604, 1015 Vine Street.
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Citizens Committee
Geo. A. Hedger
The
University of Cincinnati
Noo
Vine Street
Herbert S. Bigebow
Gecrciary
Burton Hitt
Leeasures
Theodore Bercy
Walter Berry
Henry A. Bettman Jr
Eugne B. Ferrets
Katharine Dodd
Lewise Herring
A. James Lehman
Clyde Johnson
J. E. Stemler
Charles Hector
August Kramer
Joseph D McFarland
James O'Brien Mier
Francis A. Reardon
Harod Thorburn
Leo M Walsh
T. Israel Betten
Rabi Atrbram Cronbach
Abraham Ibrachman
Jacob R. Marcus
Julius Morgenstern
Victor E. Riucher
Junior Frock Pattern Ad Promises Peplum Twopiece
A patent number 8004 pattern for a peplum two piece with gay cap sleeves is advertised in sizes 11 through 18. Readers are urged to send 20 cents in coins plus name address pattern number and size to Federated Press Pattern Service in New York.
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Federated Press Pattern Service
Ave. of the Americas
New York
N.Y
Family and foreign aid spar at UNRRA meet in Atlantic City
In a sharp exchange between Luther and his father Dilworth, they clash over postwar relief, blaming European nations at the UNRRA gathering in Atlantic City. Luther accuses aid of feeding fascists while Dilworth defends generosity and calls for gratitude.
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Luther
UNRRA
Atlantic City
Mr. Dilworth
Herbie Hoover
Hoover
Herbert Lehman
U. S
Spain
Portugal
Are The Present Disputes With Russia A World Peace Threat
A debate on whether disputes with Russia threaten world peace is set for 3 p m Sunday at Peoples Church Rookwood Room Linton. Rev Herbert S Bigelow will argue the affirmative with Ben O Stoner opposing. Andre Carlon to chair.
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Russia
Meeting of Peoples Church
Rookwood
The
Linton
Herbert S. Bigelow
Ben O. Stoner
Andre Carlon
Unemployment claims rise to about 3 percent weekly
The Social Security Board reported on April 2 that roughly 3 percent of workers each week, about 3 million people, have been filing unemployment compensation claims across the country over the past ten weeks.
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Washington
Social Security Board
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Ohio
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