Indiana University distributes new institute of distribution for merchants
The Publishers Auxiliary reports a Bloomington based program from Indiana University to aid small town merchants. Professors from the School of Business Administration will staff an annual Institute of Distribution with state wide clinics, targeting wholesale and retail marketing problems. The effort seeks to curb central merchandising and strengthen community newspapers through university guidance and practical services.
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Amian Lawng
Tirana
Frei Tidians University
School of Business
Wikke Progiain
George Beer-act
Hietéhinta
Bloomington
Camipus
Indiana
Thevnatter
Harold M. Haas
School of Business Administration
Washington
Minneset
Tidiona University
Keeping Taxes Down in Erie County Government
Erie County Commissioners seek to cap 1945 expenditures within current revenue. Indications suggest the county assessment may rise to meet next year’s needs, while officials consider rolling back millage. Debate centers on economy across departments and a proposed comprehensive survey to curb excess costs and deliver savings.
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Erie
Board of County Commissioners
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Frito Economier
John T Flynn Phases Labor Goals and Worker Wages
John T Flynn argues for higher wages and union action to lift American workers. He criticizes the A F of L for focusing on favored members and contends the path to $4000 yearly per family lies in broad organizing, not selective benefits. He notes many workers earn under $2000 and urges universal protections like pensions and unemployment insurance.
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John T. Flynn
Coles
A. F. of L
Amerlew
Japor
Cotu Petls
Aigo
Samuel Gompers
Wworkmen
A. F of L
National Affairs Note on Health Insurance and Labor Battles
The piece outlines health insurance with Civic Federation and insurers. It notes the A S of L opposition to unemployment insurance until 193 percent and cites years of fight for a minimum wage law. It mentions opposition to old age pensions at one time.
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Civic Federation
A. S. of L
Public payroll growth and department heads’ reform call
A fragmented editorial argues against rising public payrolls and urges trims in departmental operations. It asserts heads of departments should run offices like private businesses and criticizes easy blame shifting.
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Figin
Hoey
How Columbus Inspired The Panama Canal
A compact history traces the canal idea from Columbus’s failed westward passage to Tehuantepec and Nicaragua routes. It notes early 16th century proposals, surveys delayed by politics, and eventual U S led construction beginning in 1904, with Panama’s Gatun locks depicted on a 1935 stamp.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Columbus
Europe
Cathay
Unis
Utey
America
Antonio Galvau
Tehuantepec
Nicaragua
Panama
Darien
PL. de Gumara
Philip I
New World
Tayadlo
Tehuantepre
Alexander von Humboldt
United State Prance
Belgium
Qninil
Former Columbus Girl Is Married
Announcement announces the marriage of Miss Livy Maude Harwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Brunke Co Harwood Erie formerly Columbus to John Bumlett sr Belo the ceremony was held November 26 in Erie the couple reside in Erie constraint: source text contains garbled trailing lines which do not add factual details.
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Columbus
Livy Maude Harwood
Hollywood Screenwriter Gordon Kahn A Vocal Talent
A Hollywood profile notes Gordon Kahn, a former New York newspaper writer and screenwriter, whose career spans journalism and film. He explains his view of realism in writing, emphasizing concise, precise dialogue and the value of a newspaper background for screen work.
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Hollywood
Dee Fi
Sue
Gordon Kahn
Smith
Selif
Hatin
Kahn
Goedan Kahn
New York
Ylive
Otha
Colusa University
Wall
Don Yan
Fox
Sing 'Tse
Atuilin
Hg Rak
Yphe
Ty Unser
Daily Dozen From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic urban scene with references to winter hazards and auto accidents. The text mentions fatalities and injuries, police activity, and cautionary notes about road conditions and speed, reflecting a city grappling with severe weather and traffic dangers.
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The
Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania
Small Towns Shift After Roosevelt Reforms
The Des Moines Register outlines why small town America voters swung Republican in 1938. It cites fears of spending and WPA relief as key factors, notes resentment over perceived value of federal aid, and discusses how Republicans choosing Dan Hastings signals a clash with small town interests and the GOP’s future in national politics.
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Des Moines Register
America
Towa
Register
Benton
Teayn
Republican National Committee
Dan Hastings
Delaware
du Ponts
Piison
Librrry League
Alleghenies
Eite
Wall Street
G. I
Garry Bridges
Tammany Hall
Hastings
Republican Party
Old Guard
Taft
Dewey
Vanderbilt
Saltonstall
Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets Advertisement
Classified advertorial for Thompson's Barosma Compound Tablets claims the product cleans kidneys, relieves aches and energy loss. It warns to avoid substitutes and directs readers to obtain authentic tablets, noting drug stores are not the source. The piece reads like a health remedy promotion from a historical catalog.
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Dru
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes December 6 1918
Reading from the journal files dated December 6 1918 reports Clarence Powell’s appointment with S S Bowser Co in South America headquartered Buenos Aires the Corry Poultry and Poul Stock Association notes higher attendance at its annual exhibition several charity groups support orphans in France and Eugene Sullivan’s son Keasard dies at age 38 in West Washington Street a deputy food administrator announces lifting of sugar restrictions Emma Williams marries at home in Columbus at 82 Joe Shields returns from a Pittsburgh visit
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W. OG. Powell
Clarence Powell
S. S. Bowser Company
South America
Buenos Aires
THB Girls
Coury Lodge VF
Order of the Astern Star
France
Kecasard
Eugene Sullivan
West
Washington Street
Peake
Emma Williams
Columbus
City tax unchanged as budget totals 73 799 dollars
Budget figures continue from page one showing city tax at 73 799 with line items for protection of persons and property 922 095 health and sanitation totals 170 wages and supplies for sewers 1 000 and garbage disposal 22.
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Stanford Page Co
City budget items for highways and services detailed
The document lists expenditures across highways streets and bridges including wages, printing, tools, and WPA projects totaling 2598. The engineering department shows salaries and offices totaling 2600. Street lighting 9.50, recreation 200, debt service 7081.42, miscellaneous 2995.12. Recapitulation includes millage and net receipts 51788.73 with a grand total appropriations of 74772.66 and revenues from other sources 18925.00.
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Jyjee
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Hollywood Film Shop
Anita
Cnastiriee
Sofie Youngstys
By William Ferguson
Denmark
Corry Poultry and Pel Stock Association
Joe Shields
Pittsburgh
Santa Clara
Sunnyfield
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