Ban on Russian Goods Sparks Debate Across Nations
The piece argues over a possible U S import ban on Soviet goods citing forced labor claims. It questions the premise of universal enslavement of Russian workers, weighs policy against free labor standards, and notes possible responses from Britain Canada and Russia. It notes limited Russian goods competition and questions practical impact.
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Proposes year round schooling to end long vacations
Willis A Sutton, superintendent of Atlanta schools and NAfNEA president, urges a revised calendar with shorter, more frequent breaks or a year round system. He argues current three month summer cessation wastes mental activity and calls for planned leaves of absence for teachers to pursue travel and study.
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Atlanta
Na Fons Educational Association
Sutton
Cool Clothes for Men Across the Nation
The article notes American men facing summer dress rules, northern trendsetters adopting cooler styles, with white shoes and light trousers becoming common. It highlights increasing independence in choosing apparel as heat rises, contrasting with southern sensibilities and enduring fashion shifts.
Twenty Years Ago From The Journal Files July 3 1911
Journal fragment recalls 1911 events including Bevel gear locomotive shipment for Michigan Pacific Lumber Company of British Columbia, Memorial service for A Sullivan with Rev H Wallace officiating, July heat record near 94 degrees, failed Billy Sunday visit effort, small fire at Wie old Ressler Brake Shoe plant, Keomisth Gould launches on Lake Columbus, Nat Guilds graduates University of Michigan and secures job in Michigan, A Johns returns from London for vacation, George Weber Thomas Keen and John Ryan fish Columbus.
Daily Lessons in English Misused Words and Pronunciations
A compact English lesson lists usage tips and mispronunciations such as using among with more than two, notes on misspellings like heap not heey, and defines synonyms redolent fragrant odorous aromatic. It highlights the word transcendent meaning surpassing others in excellence and uses a quotation to illustrate a transcendent moment.
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Look and Learn Quiz Questions and Answers
Answers include Vasco Nunes de Balbon and u. Granite for the Pacific discoverer and building material, Mercury for the smallest planet, Duke of Yor for first to introduce a complete military band, and Cape Town as the smother city of Sout Atvion.
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Temperature scales puzzle from Centigrade and Fahrenheit
A playful Q asks mapping 80 degrees Fahrenheit to centigrade. Fahrenheit 0 corresponds to 2 in centigrade and 212 to 100, so scale shift is not linear as stated. Using standard conversion would yield 26.7 C, but the given odd mapping implies a riddle tone and earlier day’s answer method.
Heat Hastens Death of Man in Warren
A Warren report notes extreme heat hastened the death of Frank Alden Blick, 69, in Corydon. A local businessman recorded a high thermometer reading near noon and a window ledge thermometer showed 42 degrees after exposure. Blick had prior health issues, per coroner.
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Auto Crash Injures Two Near Pittsburgh Road
In Franklin on a Thursday morning, a car awoke with two adults injured after veering off the road near the Pyandlin line. The driver, Deck, and passenger Chalat suffered head wounds and cuts, while Merringer had a head cut. Raymond Deck, son, had driven to Pittsburgh and back, and is believed to have dozed briefly, causing the vehicle to leave the pavement and crash.
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War Money Preserved In Imperial War Museum Display
A fragmentary report notes a complete run of Le French paper money issued during World War I. The note mentions towns and villages under heavy shellfire near trenches, with the currency preserved and showcased at the Imperial War Museum in London.
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Imperial War Museum
London
Tragic Railway Tryst Leaves Three Boys Dead And Father Killed
A fragment recalls a deadly incident where three boys drowned after falling from a 50 foot drop and a father died in a train crash. The writer laments the recurring rail trestle dangers and questions why such risky adventures are pursued, noting the high cost in lives for fleeting thrill.
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Askad
Keep Off the Trestles and Tangled News Bits
A fragmented note recalls a man on a railroad trestle with a seven year old and two companions, then abruptly shifts to stock brokers and a remark on vocabulary size. The piece mingles disparate ideas in a compact, readable passage with unclear connections.
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Union City to Have Real Town Auditorium
Union City officials approved building a public auditorium with seating for over 300 and a stage. The project will replace rotten beams with steel, allow gatherings, provide local employment, and be ready before the next school term.
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Bishop Ward Denies Change In Divorce Law
Erim July 3 Bishop C Ward of the Episcopal diocese of Brie dismisses reports of a possible canon revision to permit divorced persons remarriage. He says the church will stand firm on remarriage doctrine and notes a commission will report to the Denver general convention next September. The proposal suggests civil ceremonies with priestly encouragement in some cases, but not church weddings or use of the prayer book rite.
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Overcome by intense heat hits Salamanca runner
Salamanca July 3 I T Newton a 14 year old Hornell home engineer collapsed after running in heat at the Walsh Hotel. He was unconscious Wednesday night but improved today. Others reported heat distress though not prostrated. Erie railroad records showed 96 degrees at 3 yesterday.
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Funeral Services for Harry Randall in Union City
Funeral services in memory of Harry Randall well known bets were held at his home on High Street Union City Thursday at 2 20 pm. Rev W J Eaton conducted the rites with bearers Pay Carroll Crawford Carlisch Benjamin Green Edward Brsine L Oloway and Fred Bartholmew. The body was brought to this city for interment in Pine Grove cemetery.
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Edward Brsiine
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Family returns home after cross country trip to Meadville
Mr and Mrs Robert B Bawhit and Mold Nis returned to Meadville with a nine hundred mile journey. They traveled by cross country route covering a wide area extending as far west as Portland Oregon, marking a notable absence during their trip.
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