Italy Presses for Concessions at Paris Peace Talks
The article describes Italy threatening to refuse signing unless more concessions are won, while noting its occupied status and desire for credits, freer trade, and recognition as a major power. It recalls postwar German diplomacy at Versailles and potential outcomes if Italy must sign under pressure.
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Italy
Paris
Germany
Reich
Count Brockder-Rantzau
Welling
Count Brockdorff-Rantesu
Poland
Denmark
Scheidemann
Sien
Iid
Brockarof-Rantwau
First Year at School Poses Challenges Says Medical Society
The Medical Society of Pennsylvania notes a vast new school age cohort of over two million children facing adaptation. It warns of emotional issues for youths leaving home, bullying, mental struggles for the bright and backward alike, and health problems from hearing loss to adenoids and anemia.
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files on Versailles
Twenty years ago the August 20, 1926 journal notes a German Center leader Erberger pressing to sign with reservations on war crime trials but Allies refused concessions. A Socialist Centrist government offered compromises. The June 23 Versailles signing followed. Russia ratified after German advances. Turkey under Mustapha Kemal repudiated the treaty and moved by force.
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Germany
Sind
Erberger
Russia
Turkey
Mustapha Keme
Duplicate Bridge Group To Have Dinner
A dinner party for Yooa duplicate bridge players is planned by a committee. A. S. Boag, president, named Mrs Harold Burgnon chair with Mrs. Robert Franz and Mrs. Louisa O Leary assisting. The event occurs at Hotel Corry on September 11, with four time participants guests. others may attend by notifying the committee before September 9. The dinner will be followed by bridge.
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Yooa
A. S. Boag
Harold Burgnon
Robert Franz
Louisa O'Leary
Union City
Surprise Birthday Party Held for Mrs Warren McChesney
Warren McChesney hosted a surprise birthday party for his wife Mary at their Marion street home. Seventeen guests attended from out of town including Mr and Mrs Fred Me
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Warren McChesney
Mary
Marion Street
Fred Me
Quiz questions from the classified page puzzle
A list of quiz prompts asks about ambassadors and universities. Questions cover James Dunn as ambassador Nomination, true or false on Distinguished University and Presidential Unit Citation, Elizabeth’s honorary degree from the University of London, reasons for White House closure, acorn tree, feasible means, Naval Observatory location, nails needed for a six room house, Trygve Lie birthday, Caracas capital city, and a family notice about Chesney Shirley and Loyal McAvoy with a fats storage reminder.
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Dunn
Univ Otte|ion
Guar Fion
Elizabeth
Earl of Athlone
University of London
White House
U.S. Naval Observatory
Trygve Lie
United Nations
Caracas
South America
Oil City Boat Club House Destroyed by Fire
Rockmere August 29 The Oil City Boat Club clubhouse was destroyed by fire mid afternoon with a loss in the thousands. The adjoining change hall was damaged but stood. A card party was underway when a fire started in the hearth room. Firemen arrived after 45 minutes to find the blaze beyond control. Five Oil City men helped fight the blaze as it consumed the wooden frame.
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Ol City Boat Club
Rockmere
Oil City
Republicans Meet to Complete Platform in Harrisburg
Associates Press reports in Harrisburg that Republican platform drafters gathered to finalize the party declaration of principles for the November campaign. The GOP committee led by Fred Peters of Montgomery County considered many suggestions before presenting to the state committee for ratification September 7 in Pittsburgh. A major plank would address federal handling of priorities and surplus war materials.
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Associates
Harrisburg
Aus
GOP
Fred Peters
Montgomery County
Republican State Committee For
Pittsburgh
Closing of Westfield Labor Camp Ordered
Westfield, Aug. 29. Following a demand dated Aug. 10 by Dr. Walter Levy health officer, the state orders discontinuation of 12 alleged sanitary code violations at Edward G. Anderson’s migrant farm labor camp in Westfield. The case involves proposed changes to workers compensation benefits from 20 to 22 dollars weekly.
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Westfield
Walter ©. Levy
Edward G. Anderson
Westfeld
Court weighs temporary injunction in Buffalo hearing
The Buffalo supreme court session set for tomorrow at 2 PM will hear why a temporary injunction should not be granted. Justice Alonzo B. Hinkley will oversee the show cause. Attorney General Bart W. Murray of Albany is to prosecute the case. Norman Dohngon, secretary of Westfeldt Food Commandos Inc., notes migrant workers patronize the camp, which continues to operate under the Food Commandos banner in Westfield.
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Supreme Court
Buffalo
Alonzo B. Hinkley
Bart W. Murray
Albany
Norman Dohngon
Westfeldt Food Commandos, Inc
Tarmabor
Food Commandos
Westfield
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