Firemen Press Case for First City Building at Saturday Meeting
Volunteers urge construction of a new municipal firehouse on Main Street, proposing private stove and gas fittings at their cost. They argue current quarters and gear are antiquated, stressing long term savings and improved protection, with petitions for taxpayers' backing.
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Stanford
Thole
Haat Mata
Ringo
Finange
Pengeum
Icon
Dr. Nilikx Company
Buili
Fatoluyg
Alila
First Arrest Made Here Saturday
A man named John Garley was arrested by Officer Stapleton after dawn while carrying a belt with liquor. The case was heard by Police Magistrate Porter with the goods turned over to him. Local authorities warn that giving away liquor during wartime prohibitions is a serious violation and punishable by fines or imprisonment.
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Olive John Garleycarn
Stapleton
Sida
Steoota
Eliy
Liahihor
Corry
Ariestoron
Tobi
Lly
Weather Impacts City as Showers Hit Surrounding Areas
Local reports describe light rain in the city with heavy showers east of town. Affected areas include Chautauqua, Hindley Lake, and Wakeen, hindering afternoon events and prompting transport disruptions.
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Willo
Chautuvand
Hindley Lake
Wake Brie
Lenina
City aims to plan municipal building amid funding concerns
A report outlines that despite residents’ wishes a new city hall may be delayed due to heating issues and budget constraints. The commission plans a public hearing to gauge opinion and will consider property interests and ongoing maintenance costs before proceeding.
President Ill Work Delayed Amid Illness Reports
Washington reports President ill as work stalls on national league matters. A White House conference with Senators on the League of Nations is postponed. The Benator Whiteneark report is awaited as Democrats weigh reservations and a vote timeline.
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United Prose
Washington, D.C
Daly
Ron Font
Wilcon
India
Rightlinan
Nationa
Teymmo
Benator Witeneark
Administra
Fon
Simim
Democrats
Sha
Wulous
Serious Race Trouble at Washington
Washington observers report rising racial conflict as white residents clash with black residents amid police and military involvement. Reports describe ongoing mob violence, threats, and segregated neighborhoods, with authorities detailing efforts to prevent further unrest and restore order.
Installation of poors and social events noted
Social notes describe events from Macedon and Waterford Park including a large gathering at Liehima and a Modern Tamia event. Attendees listed include Ailis Mahol and Jalle. A basket plants event planned at Waterford Park on August 2 involves Core ry Gmango and the Dalrymen League with about 9,500 expected guests.
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Thor
Macedonnl
Luitlan Gyitt
Liehima
Str
Ailis Mahol
Jorge Attendancs
Tamia
Stes
Marlon
Corery Gmngo
Waterford Park
Dalrymeny League
Parm Huron Wnt
Gnangy
Andy Jalle
OS. Korat
Dalrymen'a
Pally
Increased Car Rates Take Effect Amid Transport Turbulence
The article reports nationwide elevated streetcar fare plans set for July 20 1948 with WM Woodard of Warren cited as authorizing increased rates. It notes higher porting and equipment costs driving the higher charges and mentions approval discussions by the Martin Bareice Commission and railway company plans to implement the new fares in coming days.
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Taerongei
Tia Gronint
Gouinbun
Ik Coule
Lecorry
Nowmeenint Jak
Equipman
Woods Anil Ng Cherenson
Otto
Lorad Trolfey
John Ward Named Manager of Newmarket Market
The market on Pit Waidl ington Sleeee is now managed by John Ward who bought Uni mye kel from Mr. Hyath. Ward promises a strong sale with top grade meats and reliable service as of Friday.
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Pit Waidlington
Jub Ward
Uni Myekel
Mr. Hyath
Mir
Ward
Wari
Strike Settled After Eight Hour Day Agreement
A labor dispute in Boston ends after four days as the Mowton strain car workers accept an eight hour day and pay of 40 89 and 62 cents per hour follows a strike that paralysed the city.
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Jay Unre
Boston
Captain Lyle E. Van Vleck Returns Home After War Service
Captain Lyle E. Van Vleck is back home after military service with the Army of Occupation. He arrived July 8 at a residence near Towaysdale, part of the escort for President Wilson’s return trip, and served fifteen months abroad. His wife Mrs Van Vleck and friends greet him as he plans to resume duties in Hillhurst, with prior postings abroad and a promotion to captain during his service.
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Lyle
van Vrecka
Va Vlog
Oklahopin
Presilent Wilgan? Viner
Pati Hisen
Mra van Viale
Ant Mms Sranie
Fu Fleety
Will Jeava Weruonday
Conneaut
van Vleck
Amiericann Ani
Norvitn Tn Uti
Wilcome Lin
Hillhursh
Jie
Government foresees sugar crop above recent six year average
The government forecast predicts a sugar crop for the year well above the six year average. Despite shortfalls in recent times, departments estimate a 2217 000 000 pound harvest with sugar production around 147 000 000 pounds above the prior six year average, though current stocks remain low.
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Tly
Department of Agriculture
Complete Terms Given Austrians
The Paris accord outlines Austria’s final peace terms including responsibility for the war and damages. It requires Austria to surrender its fleet, dismantle naval forces, limit the army to thirty thousand, abolish convertation, and pay reparations over thirty years.
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Austria
Congress Will Act On Cost Of Living
A Senate committee and President Truman faced pressure to act on rising living costs. Reports say if no swift action is taken, the United States government could see widespread resignations and crippled departments as unrest grows, with implications echoed in Europe and calls for decisive policy steps.
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Congress
League of Nations
Senate Today
Boyy m
Washington
Ares
Capper
Europe
Missionary Meeting Highlights Native Customs and Work
The missionary morning gathering at Mutheilist ehwrel drew a large attendance. Newton spoke on the work in Inia and noted young laifexa in native costumes. Mrs Newton admired the exhibit of native Uuuiliworke retin wear, and William praised the aud- tent and the funds for war aid for the work was set forth at Godrhu by Mrs Newton.
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Avery Way
Mian Newton
Inia
Mins Ninton Alin Aildyn
Efiwarth Teague
Ourtow
Jan Apseimens
Dre Williama
Flandeest
Godrhu
Mins Newton
Strikers in Chicago Hope for Settlement After Talks
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports a conference between union leaders and builders aims to end a strike affecting 160,000 workers. Negotiations focus on disputed costs and conditions as a path to a settlement.
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United Prow
Chicago
Hwllet
Winona
Haing Hell
Froely
Réaet & i
Riots at Lott on England Spur Military to Restore Order
Disordered text reports rioting in Lutton England with town hall burned and parks damaged. Military forces restored order after crowds pressed for a meeting. mentions mayor, demobilized forces, and nightly weather notes.
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United Proms
Lutton
Oféeyigre
Thy Alganasion
Dinalin Griovanens
Ori
Hill
Noah
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