National cooperative markets plan outlined by farm conference
The Associated Press reports from St. Louis that preliminary steps toward a national cooperative market system and financial network for rehabilitating farming were completed at the agricultural conference. Nine grain handling centers were endorsed for Kansas City Chicago Omaha Bronx City Oklahoma City Minneapolis Buffalo and St Louis with January 4 meetings to invite delegates. The plan seeks to eliminate middlemen and promote farmer organization funding through a national unit of farm associations, while protesting federal loan board policies and advocating federal controls on the packing industry.
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Associated Press
ST. Louis
National Board of Farm Organizations
Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
Bronx City
Oklahomaity
Minneapolis
Buffalo
St. Loui
Furin Luan Associations
Woeshington
Federal Farm Loan Board
al Temple
Senate
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Star United
Kenyart Wrendrick
Cambria Steel Co Plans Employee Wage Reductions
Executives at Cambria Steel announce wage cuts effective December 23 amid broader industry strain. The move aims to curb production costs as the steel market faces downturn, with talks of further reductions into the new year. While some plants warn of deeper austerity, others anticipate stabilizing measures to avoid layoffs.
Night Vocational School Changes Announced for Second Term
The first form Mark Wayne vocational night school closes its term as changes take effect February 1. A baleymanship course is added under W. Johnson of Fort Wayne High School. Textbooks will be required. a nominal completion incentive fee may be partly refundable to encourage full course completion.
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Mark Wayne
W. ©. Johnson
Fort Wayne High School
J. H. Hines
Chimney Fires Keep Department Busy All Day
Chimney fires kept the department moving with multiple calls. Fire crews responded to residences on Woodview Boulevard and Plaga Drive, and again at East Berry Street where a roof fire started from a chimney. The department urged residents to maintain chimneys and schedule inspections, seeking public support for better service.
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Thee
John HL Fenner
Woodview Boulevard
Welock
Avas
Thorn J Althogse
Plaga Drive
Rex East Berry Street
Hearma
Industrial Railroads Renew Activities After First of Year
An eight team basketball league will be launched by the Pennsylvania Fork Wayne Division Athletic club after January 1. Eight teams from Pennsylvanian shops and offices have joined the effort, part of a growing program that already includes 1400 members and past events in hockey and track. The 1920s style plan aims to add basketball, indoor baseball, and other sports to the lineup as activity increases after the new year.
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Pennsylvania Fork
Wayne Division
Pennsylvania
Teague
Decrease Production At Rub-No-More Co
A plant manager announces reduced production and layoffs at Rub-No-More Co. Sixty workers are let go as sections shut temporarily from late December into January. Officials expect reinstatements as business slows. plant closure lasts one week. The company plans charity donations and support for employees and hospital care access.
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John Berghart
Berghem
Berghe
Elex Girls Party Tuesday Evening Planned by Home Telegraph Girls
Committees arrange details for a Christmas party at the Home Phone & Telegraph company. Entertainment led by Adele Lehman Myrtle Betot and Katherine Kimdt. Refreshments by Virginia Drabs Mary Corbett. Decorations by Kitty Williams Dara Tighe. The event, the annual Christmas party of the Girls Club, will be held Tuesday evening in the club rooms of the Main Office building off the plant.
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Arriual Christmay
Home Phone & Telegraph Company
Haya
Adele Lehman
Myrtle Betot
Katherine Kimdt
Virginia Drabs
Mary Corbett
Decara Hong
Kitty Williams
Dara Tighe
Worker Departures and Injuries Reported in Local Shops
The article lists multiple workers from winding, lamp works, creening, boiler, and other shops facing upcoming moves, leave dates, and recent injuries. Names include Sehoenfeld, Lotter, Taylor, Dorby, Stocks, Grabrer, Creasy, Shragen, OBrien, Denson, and others. Several transfers to Marl da, Kentucky, and Chicago are noted amid minor head and limb injuries and extended absences.
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Arivoni
Rma Sehoenfeld
Winding Department
Marl da
Ernest Lotter Tas Rosle
Kentucky
M. ‘Taylor
Dorby
O. H. Stocks
Pennsylvania
G. M. Grabrer
Lesa
Shragen
Wand
Ars Godnsy
Chinaga
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