World Court hears Austro German customs union case
The World Court now hears the Austro German customs union dispute involving Germany, Austria, France, Italy and Czechoslovakia. Judges will consider each side’s arguments while the decision may influence public sentiment even if not binding. A move toward peaceful, lawful resolution is praised.
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Germany
Austria
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
League of Nations
World Court
Mussolini backs disarmament as economic necessity
Mussolini argues disarmament is essential for western civilization and budgets, noting that nations spend about a quarter of revenue on military costs. He urges slicing armament without harming welfare, though disarmament remains dreamt, postponed, and resisted by victors and vanquished of World War I.
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Mussolini
Sintr
Boating safety tips for amateurs from the Saturday Evening Post
The article urges amateurs to avoid risky practices in boating and emphasizes learning personal balance on a canoe, navigation basics, and safety-minded conduct. It notes the value of youth organizations like Scout groups and Sea Scouts in teaching hosting and navigation, cautions about fog and bearings, and warns against crowding a boat and reckless play.
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Saturday Evening Post
Boy Scouta
Die Hoy
World facts quiz answers and old trivia notes
It lists estimates of daily births and deaths 150000 births 100000 deaths along with values for the discovery cost 27250 and a note about coal as the most widely distributed mineral in the United States It states a folio consists of 1 sheet 2 leaves 4 pages and identifies Maine and Washington as the easternmost and westernmost states.
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America
United States
Book Manufactirers
Maine
Washington
Two Hundred Horses Expected At Curry Track
Over two hundred horses are expected at the Curry track for the radio next week. Secretary Morsay dge secured entry of every horse from Bradford participant meet. WW J DeLaney, a young Pennsylvania railroad brakeman injured in local yards, died at hospital after operation. Building expands here with Presbyterian Sunday school annex, new Corry Fur Co building, Kurtz Brass plant, and Elks home. Century Athletic Association plans Labor Day meet with Lon Jourdet as president and P J Downey as vice president.
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Curry Track
Morsaydge
Bradford
J. DeLaney
Pennsylvania Railroad
DeLaney
Presbyterian Sunday School
Corry Fide and Fur Co
Kurtz Brass
Elks
Century Athletic Association
Lon Jourdet
P. J. Downey
Stacey Baker
Telegraph Poles Spacing Problem and Visit Notice
A puzzle asks how many rods apart tele graph poles are if 2 1 4 times the spaces passed in a minute by a train equals the rate in miles per hour. An 8 man solution notes 28 times 12 divided by 13. Mrs. Frank O Day visited her daughter Margaret in Buffalo during the contigrew day.
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Frank O'Day
Bumfalo
Hame
Margaret
God in the Straw Pan and Other Summer Novels
Review column highlights several new books. John Fort’s God in the Straw Pan centers on a Georgia village during a frenzied camp meeting with vivid characters and social strain. Taylor Bynum’s Audacious Fool remains a romance with a strong writer’s touch.
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H. Allen Smith
United Press
God
John Fort
Dodd-Mead
Book League of
Taylor Bynum
Morrow
Bynum
Gulf Coast
New York
South
Restate
Ardhae
Raylee Walters
Macauley
Georgia
Walters
Spencer Aid Society to Convene With Alma Sorenson
The Spencer Community Aid Society will meet Thursday with Mrs Alma Sorenson. An all day session is planned and all members are asked to attend.
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Spencer Community Aid Society
Alma Sorenson
Franklin school board bans history book over alleged wet propaganda
Franklin officials vote against adopting The Socialized History of the United States for seventh and eighth grades citing concerns about drinking habits and propaganda. The board approves purchasing 396 copies of The United States, Its Past and Present by Elson for $1.20 each after a heated adjourned meeting and renewed discussion.
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Franklin School Board
Franklin
United States
van Ness and Smith
Charles Scribner and Son
Eison
American Book Company
Carter
Union School
Ambrose T. Sheasley
Dairymen's League Picnic Set for July 31 Nearby
Dairymen's League of four counties will hold a joint meeting and basket picnic for district No. 17 A and B at Celoron Parks on Friday July 31. Attendees meet at 10 80 prounch at GC L Nelson's creamery Jamestown 249 Plivanna avenue and parade to the park. The business meeting follows dinner. All dairymen urged to attend.
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Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association
Chautauqua
Warren
Erie
Crawford Counties
Celoron Parks
GC. L. Nelson
Plivanna Avenue
Jamestown
Three Jamestown youths hurt as car hits bridge
Three Jamestown residents were injured in a Mayville bridge accident last night. Margaret Barker 15 suffered a critical leg fracture, June Rosean 18 was shocked and bruised, Finland Gisslin 18 endured shock and bruises. Anna Barnes 78 in Mayville had both legs fractured and a head injury, in critical condition. the car loss of control struck a stone abutment on a bridge. Barker girl reportedly unlikely to live until morning.
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Jamestown
Carl M. Rosean
Finland Gisslin
Palmer Street
Gust Gisslin
Anna Barnes
Blanchard Street
Mayville
Jamestown General Hospital
Agnes Blair Visits Cleveland With Friends Sunday
Agnes Blair was a visitor in Cleveland on Sunday, staying with friends. The brief social note records her presence in the city and company of acquaintances during the weekend.
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Agnes Blair
Cleveland
Racket Case Delayed Until Late in Month
Erie court hears seven arguments on the new Ural fled by Morrison the justice of the peace in Wesleyville after a conviction for tuckial. A further delay means no trial until the latter part of next month while Morrison faces additional charges related to taking money to settle a liquor case. Constables Applebee and Shreve, indicted in the liquor matter, are set for September trial.
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K. R. Morrison
Erie
Ural
Morrison
Wesleyville
Tuckial
Tavas
Mortimer B Gretian
Joseph J Edutun
MeKeth County
Otis
Jack Applebee
Wesley Vilie
Clifton J. Shreve
Pourthward
Tris
Graham
Siam King and Queen Start Sport Trip from Thedham
King Prajidhipole and Queen Rani hat Barni of Siam depart Thedham aboard a navy vessel for a sport trip across neighboring lands. Local reports place the royal party aboard a visible Los Angeles navy ship as they travel through Lakehurst New Jersey.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Prajidhipole
Ranihat Barni
Siam
Thedham
Los Angeles
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