Convention Opens In New York World Maccabee Assembly
The Great Con vention of the World Maccabee Association gathers at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City on May 24 to elect officers and review four years of activity. Delegates from Pennsylvania and other states discuss finances, bond investments, and widespread branch work across the United States and Canada. The event emphasizes harmony, cooperation with local organizations, and a push for expanded benefits for women.
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World War Size Comparisons Stir National Pride
The article argues that land area does not determine military power, noting that Germany is smaller than Texas in area and France, Belgium, and Serbia are less extensive than Pakistan, while the United States is larger than Germany and America combined. It reflects on how geography shapes perceptions of strength amid growing war talk.
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World's Macrates convention opens in New York
Report from the World's Macrates convention in New York describes growth and finances of the fraternity. The Interesta of the Woman's branch is highlighted as reports show more than twelve million dollars in death and disability benefits paid over four years. The meeting will elect a Supreme officer and consider extending work across the United States and Canada. Some property owners urge enforcement of tax and tagging laws for dogs.
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City Work Delays Highlight Community Cemetery Project
The city reports slow progress on street and public works as contractors face setbacks. A postponed public sale of property tied to Pine Grave Cemetery development marks the first major failure of the new association behind the plan. Officials vow action to resolve the muddle and improve area conditions for the current season.
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Pavilaboro New Jersey Explosive Plant Faces Housing Shortage
Atay 24 Carpon workers occupy 12 houses near the powder works. The plant runs full blast day and night to fill orders for a new explosive in great demand. The major problem is housing for the men as no unoccupied houses exist locally or in Gibbstown and boarding houses cannot be secured at any price.
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Man Shot Two Girls and Self at Albany Home
Henry Lange, 40, known to neighbors, killed Rubbe Hummer 18 and Beach Of Catbilly 14 then shot himself in a Albany room after leaving a note. The two girls were later found dead, no witness to the shootings. Lang had spoken of taking a child relative of a local resident and paid for a funeral in advance. His family described him as eccentric and unfriendly in Albany.
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Meeting of Chamber of Commerce and Industry
A meeting of chamber members will be held at the Municipal Club rooms Monday evening. Members elected to the directorate will open the session and elect a prominent secretary.
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Local Nursery Offers Variety of Vines and Flowers
Plants and vines including Cannoy Hydrangeas Salvia Petunina and other bedding plants are advertised. The Rowe display features Vinod Thumburgia and black eyed Suasiing among a broad selection.
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