New French Regime to String with Britain Continues Contined
France pledges full cooperation with Britain as its continental policy while remaining loyal to the League of Nations. The currency policy remains a joint US Britain French effort, and France aims to avoid foreign volunteers in Spain amid Spain’s conflict. Chau temps resumes Blum’s push for German rapprochement if core commitments to the League and Little Entente hold.
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League of Nations
Britain
Spain
Leipzig
Cheutemps
Blum
Germany
France
Russia
Ceerlusiovaidia
Ukraine
Chautemps
Personal visitors and social updates in Erie area
Personal mentions list Mr and Mrs Kenneth Seeman of Sherrill New York arriving Sunday for a vacation visit with Mrs Freeman's parents Mr and Mrs C D Skinner and family. Attorney Glen G Beau of Philadelphia arrives as guest at Walter G Amori's home. Franklin T Babbitt returns from Ann Arbor after attending an Emeritus Club animal meeting at the University of Michigan. Mrs Willam Gump travels to Harrisburg after a city visit with Mrs Mary Luke. B J Fisher of Buffalo and T Fred Kinley and D J Nobel are noted as visitors and travelers. Mr Nobe recently came from Da Boss to work at Keistey's Drug Store. Mrs Carrie Williams RN goes to Erie for the day. Mrs Harry Phillips visits with daughter Dixie who had an operation at Hamot Hospital. Miss Marion Smith visits Wrterford PA at the home of Mrs Blanche Bennapp. Dr Hugh O'Hare attends a Warren medical meeting. Milas Helen Wojelechowski leaves for Erie for a vacation period. Walter Poytell of the Town Shire Company visits with J J Desmond. Mr Lobbllliott and daughter from Mayesville spend an afternoon in the city. Ruth Lindstey Martha Wallace Shirley Dirisinsayi and Misses Neff join Mrs Bhiryy Neff for an extended stay alongside other social happenings. On Friday Presbyterian group from Troy No.3 plans a joint visit.
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Kenneth Seeman
Sherrill
N.Y
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ty Emeritus Club
University of Michigan
Willam Gump
Harrisbug
Mary Luke
Wast Smithstredt
B. J. Fisher
Buffalo
T. Fred Kinley
Pittsburgh
D. J. Nobel
Mr Nobe
Boss
Keistey
D. Everett Leach
A. Pain
Warr
Harry Phillips
Liberty Street
Erie
Dixie
Hamethoapital
A. G. Davis
Marion Smith
Wrterford
Blanche Bellnapp
Mather
Cecilia Swanson
Ruth Pmelia Swanson
S. Swanson
Russell, Pa
Hugh O'Hare
Warren
Warren State Hospital
Milas
Helen Wojelechowski
Erle
Walter Poytell
Trown Shire Company
St. Hans
J. J. Desmond
Lob Lliott
Chavitle
Af Mayestle
Trendy
Mawes
Ruth Lindstey
Martha Wallace
Shirley Dirisinsayi
Vind
Mediators Struggle As Tension Rises At Youngstown Strike
A full page ad from a back to work group urges 25 000 workers representing nearly 100 000 dependents to return to work at Republic Steel. Gov Davey is asked to deploy National Guardsmen to protect workers as tensions flare outside the plant gates amid a mass picket and court-ordered limits on picketing.
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Vunumen
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Davey
Youngstown
Mirselves
Farilies
Sail
Warren
Michilia
Abo
Republic Steel Corp
Toviy
Armel
Ainsi
Sam Siefert Hurt In Baseball Incident
Sam Siefert 88, a renowned baseball umpire from Rich, is seriously injured in a town incident near Saint Vincent’s hospital. He sustained a broken leg and other injuries. three others also reported minor injuries during the event connected to a game at Wilville.
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Sam Siefert
Alladios
St. Vincent's
Frie
Sam
Siefert
Rie
Lemown Nera
Jove Pomder
Aula
Werners Ahnay
Gurney
Tele Plang
Bele
Wtusville
Shigert
Sutterly
Hether
Parking and Traffic Rules Published In City
The Journal announces a free booklet compiling city and state highway safety rules with tips. Copies may be obtained at the Mayor’s office, the Chief of Police, or the Journal office. Gratitude is extended to the State Department of Highways for permission to use its safety guidance.
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Glen Millar
John Flanigan
Journal
State Department of Highways
Tillekur Sane
I Lise
Trafic Safety
Ask Johnston Take Vote On Strike Issue
United Press reports Johnstown leaders urge Gov George H Marteliday to allow a public vote on a steel strike question. Johnstown newspaper editors and the publisher call for a statewide referendum to decide if workers may vote to continue or end the Bethlehem steel stoppage.
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ASK Johnstown
United Press
Gov Mari
Riot in Brussels Spurs Troupe Disorder
Fragmentary report notes a riot in Brussels involving a troupe and veterans. Details are unclear due to text corruption, but mentions amnesty rules and German opposition. No reliable names or dates could be confirmed.
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Prumbels
Beleiton
Aun
Witten
Aion
U S Steel Faces Quiet, Firm Market
U S Steel shows strength amid a quiet firm market as supply links and demand shift. Shares rise sharply from prior levels with multiple industrials and suppliers like American Locomotives and Westinghouse Electric noted in broader steel sector movement.
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United Press
York
Western Union
U.s
Jasie
Youngstown Sheol
Amoniony Cainthi
Amatiean
Arwelesia
Josse
Tesiia Co
Vitessee
Police Chief Held in Liquor Conspiracy
Pittsburgh dispatch reports Arnold Pennsylvania Chief of Police Shorniiin Hit appeared before a United States Commissioner and posted 5000 dollars to secure his appearance in federal court on charges related to liquor law violations.
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Jy United Press
Omia
Lal Pasate
Micha Ghaneoly
Milli
Hsin
Semlen
Ross Adamuse
Pasquale Benconsu
Tosapit Martirelli
Louly Blinlye
Sears
Porkigy
Joseph Folly
Aurelia
Portage
Lola
Altoona
United Press
Pittsburgh
Arnold
United States
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General Motors
Amaries
Seerl Moowl
Root’s Furniture Store
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Petri ‘Tlaaliligl
Ramana
Sufvand
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New York
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