U S Sets Pace for Disarmament Effort
A wide report outlines U S aims on disarmament during a key conference. It notes American and British positions, Japan’s role, and the budget impact of the war's end, including tax relief and defense spending. It discusses potential arms reductions, fleet strength in the Pacific, and global security dynamics shaping talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Blais
Sete Harvey
Steves
Japan
Mm Tae
United States
Jehan
Yemen
Far East
Pacific
Burs Ag
Governo 1
Arec
Herding
Overland Auto Co Cuts Prices on Cars Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Overland Auto Co at 124 132 Wis Washington Blvd slashes prices with a sensational reduction to 695 dollars. Telephone 505. Limited stock and model details not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Fort Wayne
Overland Auto Co
Wis
Washington Bivd
Recognition Will Follow Acceptance in Treaty Talks
Discussion centered on recognizing Mexico after a treaty, stressing a united approach to establ ish proper international obligations. The plan includes a reciprocal commerce pact, a claims settlement convention, and a gender of mutual aid, with Obregon ready to negotiate a proper treaty and formal recognition upon acceptable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaj
Mexico
Geni Obregon
dBeires Immedisie
Condial Reia
Mr. Summerlin
Marge
Mexicp
Dancing Evenings Set at Elks Country Club
Weekly dances are held every Wednesday and Sunday evening at Elks Country Club inviting local residents to enjoy live music and social dancing in a community event format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Kinney Shoe Company Salespeople Banquet
Kinney Shoe Company held a salespeople banquet with many staff present. The event featured speeches and awards as sales teams from cities nationwide gathered under the Woolworth Building headquarters in New York.
Packers Seek Pay Slash For 100000
Pack labor dispute continues as workers press for wage concessions. Union reps claim meetings among 1,079 affected employees revealed support for negotiating directly with the company. Craft leaders protest lack of notices and say proper procedures were not followed at the wage hearings.
Decker at Bier Insurance Case Summary
Virgil Decker appeared at the station driving a horse and buggy after a long study of the bulletin. Miss Kebler’s purse was mentioned as a detail, and a body was found. State attorneys said witnesses could be introduced soon, with the defense having many inquiries to pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthall
Pennsylvania
Rissing McGuire
Miss Kebler
Laivertaody
Henderson
Virgil Decker
Darry Sutherlin
Atwood
Virgil
Officials Must Reimburse City From Furnished Funds
City officials face refund of funds spent from city accounts after a review by state examiners. The audit found improper use of money including salaries, Chamber of Commerce memberships, and outside help paid from department funds. Examiners rule funds must be repaid from the departments’ money. refunds cannot be moved between accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairweather
Citside
Chamber of Commerce
Moenis
Renry Biel
Packard Piano Co to Build Modern Plant
Packard Piano Company plans a new modern building expected to be ready for occupancy in about four months. The facility will feature an island floor for efficient display and shipping of goods. The property was leased by Mrs. Lange to Haoster Paint Coops for a paint factory, but those plans were dropped some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyerr Reepest
Middle West
Mra. Lange
Alvin T. Hert Called by Death in Kentucky
Longtime Republican figure Alvin T. Hert, a noted political leader and businessman tied to Goshen and a Jefferson County estate near Lovisyville, Ky, died after decades of service. He chaired national committee work and maintained ties to regional manufacturing interests. He resided at Tursbourne Farms and was active in party affairs for years.
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Urecigs
Tradinis Co
Igh Ae
Gos Fulu
Tiélanapolis
Tursbourne Farms
Jefferson County
Heavies Ans
Tsewi
al F Manufacturing
Asi Vad Tern
Republican National Hommitieentan
Low Vil
Vert
Harding
Secistian
Nlazive
Louisville
Iezh
Ben Hurcourt
Irs
Lodge, Drill Team Entertained at Lake
A local lodge event featured the drill team of Part Warhe chapter OG, BLS entertained Wednesday June 4 at Lake. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hutte Emerson, Mr and Mrs Derris, Mr and Mrs Han jen, Mr and Mrs Auch, and many others. a light luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Part Warhe
Wilbiury Boeger
Ginter
Ie Beech
Ang
Hutte Emerson
Vons
Ber Derris
Mer John Han Jnen
Famus
Jin Trent
Hls
Toyet Reeger
Waxwreil
Wavset
Fell
Fragmentary OCR notes from a polyglot report
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names and places in a jumbled report. It mentions individuals such as Abe, Doris, Henry, Sadek, Andy, Byrd, and Hibbard along with scattered surnames and roles. The passage lacks coherent structure but preserves a set of personal identifiers and possible affiliations.
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Mel Tuck
Mintue
Mine Shaye
Ry Hull
Doris
Nak Kew EC
Hanis
Chars
Cova Kaudastiny
Abe Pation
Henry Male
Chara Sieualy
Sadek
Andy Meckabe
Satu Byrd
Rohanes Aneger
Cole
Anes
Duine
Hibbard
Pueblo Struggles to Rebuild After Disaster
Reports from Pueblo describe interrupted rail service, restored communications, and a broad relief effort. A civilian Red Cross committee coordinates aid while census work and salvage operations begin. dozens of bodies are identified as weather and flood tolls rise across Kansas and nearby states.
St Patrick's Lyceum Recital Highlights Senior Students
The St Catherine's Academy senior musicians give a 8 o clock June 13 recital at St Patrick's Lyceum under Sister Providence. Cecilia Holsinger Margaret Penronella Hosier Josephine Scallan Helen Keloe Grims Mildred Belagrange Florence Federspiel Helen Kelr Calpala Hindman Genevieve Federepiel etc perform a varied program including composers Liszt MacDowell Rubenstein Dussek Beethoven and Knechtel with awards granted at the annual commencement ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beyiven
St. Catiénne’s Academy
Patrick's Lycoeum
Misa Cecilia
Conald Holsinger
Martgaret Penronella Hosier
If Providence
Gudalptin
Margaret Carey
Virginia Mayer
Laverne Meyer
Catherine Miller
Helen Griebel
Capitala
Hindman
Genevieve Federepiel
Mouita Kehoe
Kathleen Hosting
Gileen Kuingenberger
Gladys Heit
Meridith Scallan
Cernet
Josephine Scallan
Helen Keloe Grims
Mildred Belagrange
Hema Whiower
Piane
Florence Federspiel
Helen Kelr Ighlingale
Lisze Polonaise
MacDowell
Margaret Husford
Dussek Mars
Catherine Clover
Mary & O'Brien
Ruth Marr Johnston
Kamfaneiestrow
Rubenstei
Monica Rehué
Valee Caprice
Mercedes Koch
Batlet
Gor Pagilons
Godard
Napolita’ Seisersserin
Pinno
Fiva Bennigan
Helen Kelly
Larks
Leschetizky
Florence Federapie
Foote
Beethoven
Valse
Cecilia Helsingey
Year end recital by St Augustine Academy seniors
The Library Hall hosted a year end recital by advanced music pupils of St Augustine Academy under Providence Sisters. Twenty four young ladies performed vocal, piano, and violin solos including Cadman’s Land of the Sky, Schmitt pieces, and Godard Berseuse. Notable soloists were Miss Ruth LaTourette, Miss Bernadette O’Neil, Miss Helen Philabaum, and Miss Celeste Gangler, with strong piano and violin selections and an enthusiastic audience.
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St . Augdeline Academy
Sisters of Providence
Mausic
Ceed
M. States
Cnebnis
R. Lay P
Kuegel
Helen Philabaum
de Koren
Ruth LaTouretne
Esther Scheiner
Hahn
Bernade
Manyettending
Hebb
Rose Mary
Trentman
Mies Fath Pitzgerald
Bradet
Norvive Joddon
Prancer Eitinger Artiz
Cons. Grieg
Boberty
May O'Dowd
Nevin
Helen Woehnker
Gavatinn
Sehmidt
Grieg
Duerk
Geraldine Pequignot
Fo Witeh
Salem Town
Mokrois
Mies Elizabeth
White
Spi
J _Hoffman
Gertude Reilly
Betterfly
Lavelle
Mise Ru Pequignet
Renmli
la Bien Aimee
Sebratt
Celeste Gangler
Godard
Berseus
Inna Smith
Rachmanioff
Women Held Without Bail in Murder Charge
New York June 7. Mias war isa McArdle and her mother Eva Kaber are held without bail on a murder charge connected to the death of Dana F. Kaber, wealthy publisher and stepfather to Miss McArdie, at his Lakewood Ohio home nearly two years ago. The case emerged after arraignments in Cleveland where grandmother Mary Erick pled not guilty.
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New York
Mias Warisa McArdle
Eva Kaber
Dana F. Kaber
Miss McArdie
Lake~wood
Ohio
Mary Erick
Cleveland
Man Forging Checks Leads to Arrest After Taxi Fare Dispute
A man charged with passing counterfeit checks allegedly sought an arrest for another man after a bus ride dispute. The suspect admitted cashing some checks and claimed he would issue a new one for a $27 fare from Woodburn, while intoxicated and unable to recall details of other checks.
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Huff Street
Shorty
Derr
Tor
Dee
Woodburn
Dorr
Bere
Religious Training in Schools Urged
A Fort Wayne audience heard Rev McKibben urge religious education in public life, noting many youths are unchurched due to home neglect of faith. He cited Gary Evanston Batavia Oak Park and other cities where school and church programs partner to teach Bible basics with community backing, while warning against isolated denominal efforts and calling for a unified plan.
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Gary
Oak Park
Zvanston
Estavia
United States
McKibben
Timeia
Farinns
Ing
Evanston
Batavia
Hay
Wishis
Nevion
Radure
Heig. L
Mekiphen E Temarks
Ministerial Association
Torumitive
Fort Wayne
Rose ‘Talbot
T. W
H. B. Hostetter
B. Parvin
Leute B. Moring
Esilet Ericson
O. M. Brunson
F. Huff
Taittap
Churches Wide World Guild Elects Officers
The World Wide Guild of the South Wayne Baptist Church in Fort Wayne elected officers including President Agnes Saw Yer First Vice President Ide Erickson Second Vice President Ean Cunningham Third Vice President Grace Coppincarmer Fourth Vice President Gladys Roberts Secretary Nellie Dickinson and Treasurer Howard Stewart The guild formed at a recent meeting with 59 members The group plans a social and meeting at the church parlors on Friday June 17 with May Covington missionary from San Salvador as speaker
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Tnt
World Wide Guild of the
South Wayne Baptist Church
Agnes Saw_ Yer
Fis
Ide Erickson
Ean Cunningham
Grace Coppincarmer
Gladys Roberts
Nellie Dickinson
Howard Stewart
May Covington
San Salvador
Fort Wayne
Miss Cavigton
America
Reverend Strachan Speaks At First Baptist On Asiatic Problems
Rev James Strachan of South Wayne Baptist church spoke at First Baptist tonight on Asiatic Problems in American. The address, delivered before the University and Kiwanis clubs, drew exact favorable comments from attendees.
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James Strachan
South Wayne
Hope Circle Parcel Post Sale At St John’s Reformed Church
Home Circle of St Johns Reformed Church will hold a parcel post sale in the basement of the church. Proceeds support church activities and local missions.
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Hope Circle
St John's Reformed Church
Simpson Leads in Attendance Contest at Church Event
Simpson M leads the attendance contest conducted by MLC AL at the church event. The prize includes a hour and a half at the association swimming pool this week.
Death notices for Wise Hickey and others in Fort Wayne
Obituary notices report Abbett A Wise aged with paralysis death at 1493 McCulloch street Fort Wayne. Survived by widow son Orian and two sons James Hickey Lanning Mich and William Hickey Fort Wayne plus three grandchildren. Funeral 2 o clock from residence Father John Gunn officiating Lindenwood cemetery. Flowers omitted. Also Charles Lfon funeral Thursday 9 from 2295 Calhoun Street St Patrick church Catholic cemetery. Peters Sey funeral Thursday from Mrs John Miller Summit Street and St Pauls Lutheran burial Con Carlisle cemetery. Dair Rosie funeral postponed awaiting arrival of father Crim this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbett A. Wise
McCulloch Street
Mr Wise
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Gwood
She Witow
Orian
Stensons
J. J. Hickey
Lanning, Mich
Eelock
John Gunn
First Baptist Church
Lindenwiod
Fon
Charles L
Calhown
Conferred Diplomas on Class at Decatur
Annual commencement exercises at St. Josephs Catholic School Decatur Ind featured a solemn ceremony. Graduates marched to St Marys Church for high Mass at 9 45. Two flower girls led the procession. Rector Rev Indias A Seimetz delivered the sermon and urged entry to the new Catholic high school. Diplomas were awarded to 24 graduates including eight commercial and 20 eighth grade students. Commercial graduates listed and eighth grade graduates named with full names.
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St. Joseph's Catholic
Sarochini School
Decatur
Ind
Schowl
St. Mars’ Church
Helen Main
Patricia Holthouse
Indias A. Seimetz
Vera Bright
Naomi Dekolt
Helen Gasz
Agnes Heimann
Marcella Longerieh
Clarice Lothamer
Catherine Ontor
Mary Schulz
Walter Brunmesrat
Earl Christen
Frank Heimann
Hugh Hoeithouse
Kenneth Kuntz
George Laurent
Leonard Meyer
Charles Mougey
Edward Murphy
Gerald Mytort
Frederick Schuite
Robert Wodewade
Charles Wertzberger
Teresa Apalamarin
Destiette Clack
Naomi Folthoust
Catherine Blund
Mildred Weller
Vervnd Milloy
Margaret Nibbek
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Kinney
Weiner
Segal
Weente
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Woolworth
Packers
BM Jeweil
Progred
Baer
Berton Sau Elaand
Jeitersilon
Amamy
Decker
Bier
Gourinuert Froy
Packard Piano Company
Indiana
Alvin T. Hert
Pedro
Dioan
West Superor
Verybody Welentne
Games of Co
Rey Campbell
Smith
Eal Street
Evenin
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Giscusseu
Pueblo
Howeser
Sudale
Qilitary
Ciy
Rea Cross
James E. Wieser
Red Cross
Ty A. W. Jones
St Louis
Gernus Cristi
Ravienal
Grosz
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Tarquisi
Pressy
T Y Metarthy
Antholay
Tmattaburgh
Kangas
Arkansie
Werwern
Kansas
Great
Dim-Lake
Ellingwood
Symmouse
Kat
Fultads
ST. Patrick's Lyceum Center
Rheinold
Benvans Bell
St. Augustin’s
Marian McArdle
Man
Patterson-Fletcher CO
Paae
ARV
P.M. McKibsen
Churches Wide World Guild
Miss May Covington
San Salvator
Syuth Wayne
Ladies Aid Meeting
John M- Kilts
Toledo
Tuilis
Acre
St John’s
Mont Faunal
Third Presbyterian
Stuart Bolin
West Jefferson Strees
Church of Christ
Ryoot
Sracer
Jary
Hird Presbyterian Aid Society
Akeside
First Baptist
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