War clouds darken Europe two years ago this week
The article recalls the July Crisis that sparked World War I beginning with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo, triggering a chain of mobilizations and declarations of war across Europe. It notes alliances, Russian support for Serbia, and Germany's ultimatum and invasion actions, setting the stage for a prolonged conflict. It also covers U.S. congressional debate over wartime salaries and the failed push to pass the Reorganization bill amid an election year.
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Government wage proposal sparks renewed debate
A fragmented report suggests a pro-government plan to raise wages and extend annual provisions. While some private studies push for ties to stabilize funding, others warn of risks and delays as the year progresses.
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Willin
What The British Loan Really Means And Results Expected
The article analyzes Britain’s 3,750,000 loan and its repercussions on postwar trade. It explains how American dollars flow back through purchases, inflation impacts, and shifts in demand for U S goods as Britain seeks to repay with imports. It notes wider implications for American farmers and manufacturers and the expected yearly repayment of 4.5 billion shares.
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Inquiries on History and Language Puzzles
A mixed set of trivia questions covers origins of U S purchases from Europe, a Sino-Japanese term for entertainers, Tran’s famed poet, a deceased American heavyweight, exiled European monarchs in Alexandria, a bomb’s bullseye, grammar correction, the term reign of terror, a quote attribution, and a Truman speech reference.
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Twenty Years Ago From Journal File July 23
Journal notes recount a robbery at Dr. Gupta’s safe with over $100 taken while witnesses heard hammering across the street at the Arcade restaurant. Amid accident reports a boy loses an eye after a dynamite cap blast near Columbus and repairs follow for injuries to others. Golf matches set as Carry Country Club plans a Titusville trip to face a strong Country Club of that town.
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Trichlone Trial Reported For Epilepsy In Children
A historic report notes daily dosing with Trichlone by Sgt Bebe and Epileptics showing promise for petit mal seizures in children under 20. In a group of 200 patients, 150 had petit mal, with 33 percent becoming seizure free and 33 percent reducing episodes by over 75 percent. Eighty percent of petit mal patients were under 20. grand mal cases showed less clear benefit and the drug was not proved effective for severe seizures.
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Ex Husband Burns Rival's Car in Apollo
APOLLO Pa July 25 Justice W Bred Henry said he ordered Eugene M Fulton 29 of Spring Church held on $1500 bail after a Saturday incident in which Fulton allegedly fired on and damaged Fred West's car following an altercation. West alleged Fulton used a hatchet to break windows and set the fire then pushed the car into a creek with help. State Policeman Jamies Die V indicated the car was near Fulton’s estranged wife’s home. Flower Insecticide DDT noted in unrelated mention.
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Erie Leaders Anticipate Burns Victory In City Committee Fight
Erie residents expect attorney Owen M. Burns to win the Erie County Democratic Committee chairmanship over Arthur P. Logan in tonight's 9 30 meeting at the courthouse. Burns is backed by Rollman, Sher Hickey, and Ambrose Mulligan factions, while Logan supports Mastin and Crawford groups. Other roles on the slate include Ellukhammer as vice chairman and Frank Bulger as treasurer. Behan may run for secretary. The session follows faction clashes since January over party control and department leadership.
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Peron Promotes Democracy In Argentina Amid Military Tone
Buenos Aires reports show Argentina’s new government retaining a military flavor while signaling a return to constitutional democracy. Censorship eased, foreign correspondents free, yet political parties face oversight under a statute. Central Bank and key financial sectors are nationalized or controlled by government intervention. Peron, reinstated as brigadier general, leads with a military entourage and vows democracy within the constitution.
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Weather and safety notes from underwater atomic test
Dr R A Sawyer chief of scientific staff says underwater burst will show no light and no goggles needed. a half mile water dome will rise, may pierce by two to three mile high water spout. Four men exposed to radioactivity, all recovering. One exposure on hand near the blast, another aboard the Japanese cruiser Sakawa. others did not remain near active ships.
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New Hammermill Unit Starts Under Erie Permit
A Monday permit worth 247000 was issued to Hammermill Baker Company for expansions at Lake Road Erie. City inspector Darel P Dundon approved the plan, including a power building addition and two story wing extending along 60 feet by 70 feet and a switch town extension.
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Grain mill blaze at Reading causes $100000 loss
Fire destroyed 22,000 bushels of wheat and other grains and 40 tons of feed at the Reading Browns Sawmill, tying up traffic. Emmeth V. Brown estimated the total damage at $100,000. The blaze disrupted service on the Reading Railroad as firemen battled the flames. The mill normally processes a large amount of grain each day. buildings were designed by Charles T. Main of Boston and built by Morton Trader.
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Erosion Threats Grow Across United States
Erosion and grazing pressures intensify across the United States due to wind and water in recent assessments. The report highlights significant losses to arable land and pasture, urging targeted conservation measures and policy action to curb soil degradation.
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