Fort Wayne Relief Fund Seeks Help For Children
The Fort Wayne Branch of the Child Life Saving Hoover European Relief Movement appeals for donations to save a child. Contribute ten dollars until next harvest, five dollars for five months, or one dollar for one month, with 100 percent to children. Send checks to Mr. C. H. Worden at First and Hamilton National Bank.
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Be Young for Your Years and Vital Rebuilding Tips
A health feature explains seven year body renewal, tissue breakdown, and signs of decline. It cautions that aging symptoms appear when vital organs resist replacement and urges rebuilding vital forces before full decay. The piece names general fatigue, low energy, and nervous strain as warning signs.
Conspiracy Claim in Denver Rio Grande Railroad Sale
Denver Cal December 28 claims of conspiracy and fraud surround the sale of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad assets. Creditors and stockholders seek further court action to block confirmation of the sale as officials announce proceedings.
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Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company
New York
Lenver and
Tin Grande Railroad Company
Suit Over Stock Transfer Involving Western Pacific Railway
A court case from Reno alleges the sale and transfer of preferred stock in a railroad company. Complainants claim misappropriation of funds totaling about 20.9 million dollars through wrongful transfers between the Union Pacific group and the Western Pacific Railway. Defendants include Marsi Atkash and others named in New York.
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Western Pacific Railway Company
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Attention Grocers and New Year Closings
Attention grocers announce closure Friday afternoon December 31 and New Year's by G E Bursley and Co. The item includes scattered notices about local shipments, court terms, and job ads amid varied clipped notes from Washington and Indiana. The readable fragments mention a plant funding proposal, burglar court pleas, and a dancing event for New Year's Eve, reflecting a busy late December issue.
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Industrial Railroad Growth At Pennsy Branch
The Pennsy railroad department shows growth from December 1, 1939, to December 1, 1940, with an average of 112 workers in the building monthly and 107 nickhead men entering daily. Meetings, recreational events, and hockey matches are noted, while the plant will close briefly for inventory.
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Pennsylvania shops shut four days after order
Raw OCR shows Pennsylvania downtown shops closed for four days following an order. The shutdown affects multiple trades including bail, erection, hardware, tin, printing, dye works, and a blacksmith shop, with about 1500 workers idle. The closure spans Monday through later in the week.
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Industrial clubs plan year activities and meetings
The Girly Industrial Club Federation groups kick off the year with meeting dates set. Blex Club opens Tuesday January WW, Busy Hub on Thursday January 6, Dudiv Che opening January 4, with federation events likely late January or early February. Bonds offered to General Electric workers once a year plus bond purchases of up to $1,000 anticipated next Monday. Multiple company staff changes and plant updates noted, including promotions, returns to work after injury, and personal announcements across several Indianapolis and nearby plants.
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Shimer Chosen Manager at Local Boss Factory
J. Shimer will assume management at the Wave factory next Monday after Barr resigned. He comes from Tulneis, White, where he served as supervisor at another facility, bringing substantial experience to the local operation.
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Wayne Garment Co Working Full Time
Workforce at Wayne Garment Co operates on full schedules amid production backlogs and disruptive orders. Management reports steady demand but notes limited material flow and staffing constraints affecting output.
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Wayne Garment CO
Pictures Need of the Children of Europe Aid Drive
The article describes a charity campaign to aid malnourished European children through the European relief fund supported by Herbert Hoover. Local volunteers organize drives in Lincoln, distribute cards, and organize indoor rinks for winter relief. Boy Scouts will maintain rinks to keep them snow-free, while subscriptions to the Journal-Gazette offer a free 1921 automobile license.
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Farm-Labor Party to Enter City Campaign
The Fort Wayne Farm-Labor Party held a meeting at the Federation hall on January 9 to plan campaign activities for the upcoming municipal election. A campaign chairman will be named and the state committee will convene to set the New Year term, while new classes begin January 3 at the International Business College on 120 W. Jefferson St.
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Appeals for aid of people in Ireland report
Fragmentary dispatch details widespread Catholic suffering in Belfast and surrounding towns. Describes attacks on churches, homes, and convents, with thousands displaced and property losses cited, urging unity and relief for Irish Catholics facing persecution.
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War-weary citizens plead for aid in hardened times
A damaged fragment from a wartime page shows a speaker addressing the hardship of war. The text laments civilian casualties and destroyed homes, calling for aid and humanitarian response. It references nations and the toll on people, urging unity and relief efforts while mentioning a Berghoff product promotion in a nearby line.
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