Youth to Serve Seven Years in Reformatory
John H. Hazen of Smethport pleaded guilty to larceny in a case tied to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Camp Association. He was arrested in Jamestown with help from County Detective Jack Allison after lawmen traced multiple robberies at camps and clubs. Hazen, age 15, was sentenced to Morganza Reformatory until age 25, having just been released after a nine month prior term. The camp association offered a $600 reward, to be paid to the arresting party.
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Northwestern Pennsylvania Camp Association
Hazen
Jamestown
Camp Association
Allison
G. Dorn
Morganza
Philco Charity Broadcast To Aid Unemployed From Army Navy Game
A charity drive linked to the Army Navy football game on December 18 will channel proceeds to the Salvation Army. Philco 28 broadcasting, Columbia System coverage with Ted Husing and Graham McNamee, plus 1500 Philco Baby Grand sales, will all support the unemployed across the United States. Local businessmen like Charles Shuss promote fund raising through sales and donations.
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Navy
Charles Shuss
Root Furniture Store
Philco
Salvation Army
United States
Philco 28
Mr. Shuss
Columbia
Ted Hus
National Broadcasting Company
Graham McNamee
Bill Munday
Regu
Columbus Grange set for December session program
In Columbus on December 11 a single regular Grange meeting is scheduled for Saturday December 13 with Lecturer Paul Trisket presenting a program including song roll call and discussions on farm ownership for the younger generation. Local guests G W Faulkner and family visited Gerald Faulkner’s home while the Ladies Aid plans a December 18 sale to fund a good cause. Army Navy broadcast tickets are urged with a Listen ers Ticket donation to support listening to the big radio broadcast.
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Columbus
Commoun Grange
Paul ‘Trisket
B. A. Weal
Natalie Dodd
Grace Moore
State Grange
Albert Sandberg
The
Grange
G. W. Faulkner
Prewsburg
N. Y
Gerald Faulkner
Ladies Aid
Louise Dewe
Gar
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PRICE OF WAR FOLLY
A columnist traces postwar troubles including French cabinet falls German reparations delays English unemployment and policy shifts in Italy and Russia. He argues civilization pays the price of folly and urges honest records for posterity to learn what war has cost and the need for truth in history.
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England
Italy
Russia
United States
Java
Cheap Money: U.S. Treasury Returns to Low Interest Rates
Last September the United States government marketed treasury certificates at 2 3 percent interest, a rare bargain. Today money remains inexpensive for the federal government as rates stay low and financing costs stay muted.
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United States
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Divide 293 75 Into Three Parts Proportional
A math puzzle asks to divide 293 75 into three parts in the ratio 5 6 to 7 8 to 11 12. The piece cites yesterday’s answer 7812 00 and provides an old financial note about the Treasury planning to issue 300 million dollars in six month at 13 4 percent and 150 million for one year at 17 5 percent, highlighting low rates since World War I and urging taxpayers to benefit in financing factories stores or homes.
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Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact note on common error corrections and vocabulary building. It explains mispronunciations and mis spellings with examples and urges daily word growth. The piece defines reciprocate as to make a return for something done or given and gives a sample sentence.
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W. L. Gordon
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