Hoover and Lewis clash over coal price scales
Secretary Hoover sent a telegram to John L. Lewis accusing the United Mine Workers president of misquoting or not learning the basis of the wartime price program. Hoover defends the voluntary price restraint plan, noting prices in many districts are below war scales and urging operators to cooperate to forestall suffering.
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Washington
Hoover
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Jatt
Jeader
Indianapolis
Lewis
Congress
Children of Miner School Picnic Planned at Foster Park
A picnic for all Miner School children and Parent Teacher Club members will be held at Foster Park on Tuesday afternoon. Principal Foley and Mounach Inst will address the gathering as more than 20 children prepare to depart from the school at 2 254 o'clock, with chaperones bringing lunch provisions.
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Foster Park
Mink Celia
Foley
Mounach
Chiltren
Dmombara
Yonches
Civil War Veteran of Kendallville Is Dead
Kendallville mourns a Civil War veteran, longtime resident and community figure. Survived by one son and ten grandchildren, funeral details announced for the Home. Services will be held with burial at a local cemetery, with kendallsville community noting his service in the Fourteenth Indians? Nadians era.
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Kendallville
Kendallmilias
Tad
Hunt
Alnus Tobnaen
Byaday Furehosn
Mays
Feelin
Wendalyne
Combs
Kendalls Ville
Forte Busines
Cotton Maple Scale Reappears This Year
The cottony masses on thousands of trees signal a renewed cotton maple scale in Indiana’s northern half. Purdue University entomologist J. I. Davis notes a spray using whale oil or fill-off soup prepared by dissolving one pound in water with nitrophos sulphate. Early infestations promise potential damage. contact Purdue to confirm timing and control details.
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Lefora
J. I. Davie
Purdue University
Wavly
Jude
Purdue
Children Lead Church Services Across City Sunday Schools
Children supervised by guards ran a full program at City Sunday School Association events. Several youngsters stepped up during services at parishes including West Lane, Crescent Avenue churches, delivering prayers, readings, and poems. Local congregations praised the youth efforts and noted baptisms conducted for young participants by morning and evening gatherings.
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Te Fort
Wayne
Activisids
Guetabers
City Sunday School Association
Snday Serval
Eharett Weryteen
Eblkiven
Driers
Diprtrtonant Canidueret
Prugran
Bev. A
Guan Dativeret
Prugeatn Wild Pote
Anernihe
Eet
la Jsws Dereleemyen
Daddateapelia
Aery Lee
Westflert
Brie
Aingel
Christ Lutheran Adigtentiin
Leather reacts to humidity with strength changes
A garbled report recounts tests on leather showing humidity affects strength, noting varying results and a claimed per cent change. The text references testers, conditions at high humidity, and a claimed 56 percent or similar variation, but the fragmentary source yields unclear details and inconsistent figures.
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Aevlentiares
Veteran Civil War Vet Reveals Health Secret
A Civil War veteran Abram Arnold, 77, credits Dr A W Chase tonics with his health after decades of hardship and battles. He endorses Chase remedies, urges buyers to confirm authentic portraits and signatures on boxes, and invites others to contact him for details.
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Arnold
Campbell
de. A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase
Wool Pool Popular With Wabash Farmers
Indiana journalist notes Wabash county wool pool growth under County Agent Hayes and chaiman Kurt at Indiana Federation of Farmers meeting. Pool expected to handle about 25 000 pounds of wool this season, roughly four times last year. Wool prices quoted around 44 cents for blood wool and 42 to 43 cents for merino.
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Indianapolis
Tod Dame Ue
Wabash County
Hayes
Indiana Federation of Farmers
Progress
Wid
J. M
Ar. Kurts
Wabash
Wanda
Fight Opens on Chinch Bugs in Indiana fields
A garbled local field report notes a battle against chinch bugs in Wollk county fields with reference to plowing and warnings to farmers. The text mentions Sallevury and Bay Ieilly and a general urging to act, with unclear details about dates or outcomes.
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Wluepyon
Dine
WaChinen
Mylda
Wollk
Sallevury
Sulphur treatment and clothing aim to prevent chigger bites
A historical article discusses using sulphur on clothing to deter chiggers and reduce bites. It notes methods like hot baths and applying sulphur to skin, with references to entomology research and practical care for exposed skin areas.
Fort Wayne notices on roof fix and church events
Building materials headquarters fixed roof site permanently in Fort Wayne. Official board will meet Tuesday night at the chamber for a formal session. Walonepworth residents stage a play at Fr pnjty MLE M church Thursday night. Members of Wayne circle No 45 of A. Wt. will meet Friday after hours. Host hoteles nearby invited to attend. Classified ads run in The Journal Gazette and Evening Press with special 3 and 7 day rates.
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Duc Chialey M. FL
Ehareley
Oelack
Walonepworth Haus
Wayne Eirele
Tadiea
A. Wt
Fia
Manay
Hoateloek
Lanier Mt
Ele
Journal- Gazette
Evening Press
Radio Wave Speed Reveals Crystal Detector Limits
An interview with Mawel Crawley discusses radio wave speed and crystal detectors in early receivers. The article explains how high frequency waves are transformed into audible signals, the use of galena and other crystals, delicate tuning, and the role of a sensitive wire for proper rectification, noting practical setup and maintenance details. The piece also mentions mounting crystals, dry cells, and impedance considerations in detector design.
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Mawel Crawley
Cunelaautl
Epee Autor
Amouth
Athora
IL Fe
Radio program listings and mining note in UK mineral study
Radio schedule fragments from Indianapolis and Anderson stations show musical programs, weather reports, market items, and baseball results with stated times. A UK mineral note discusses the mineral molybdenite and its sonic sensitivity preceding a merit, with mention of buying a large lump of the mineral.
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Anderson
WMA
Acs Row
Tadia Laboratories
M. G. Dethuit
MICH
Onlens
Ferran
Ontten Payn
Two Bluffton Men Convicted in Ohio
Two Bluffton men, LeRoy Mekinney and Sim Weng, were found guilty by a jury in Wilmington on two counts of mayoral law violations. The case linked to the murder charge in the Emory Meceelsl case, with testimony noting threats and arsons at a whirldwire store. The defendants were arraigned today on the murder charge and are expected to face trial in Cincinnati.
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Bupton
Wilmington
Obla
Cherie LeRoy Mekinney
Mierlty
Sim Thu Weng
Mekinnes
Hitle Wan
MA On
Emory Meceelsl
Willalington Poe Jiemin
kWled Volkerman McCreight
Mechinney
Rene
Hartford Legion Officers Resign Amid Fallout
Hartford Legion officers resign following internal strife and leadership issues over support and duties. The move comes amid pressure from veterans groups and an inquiry led by Senator James Th. Waityon and Cra Keemman Milton Krave requesting changes in leadership and governance.
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Yehteh
Ohi Pinder
James Th. Waityon
Cra “ Keemman
Milton Krave
America
Purdue Summer School Opens With Varied Courses At Lavaxetti
Purdue summer program begins with session starting Thursday June 16 offering courses in chemistry biology mathematics history and education. Women teachers will gain training while men learn coaching methods as part of university credit toward graduation with concurrent agricultural and training conferences in early period.
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Lavaxetti
Ind
Wiper School
Purdue
Wim
Indiretiona Nofy
Inrwant Xuontay
Regia Niente
Roberts
Rentinell
Xaverah
CourKa
Purdun
Ording
Advertisers Offered Special Rates for 3 and 7 Day Runs
The paper announces special rates for ads running for three and seven days. Advertisers choosing these extended durations receive discounted pricing and flexible scheduling to maximize exposure across multiple publication days. Local business customers may apply by contacting the advertising desk.
Ten Thousand Sail for the Old World from New York Harbor
About 10,000 passengers sailed for Europe from New York Harbor aboard ships of the season. The crowd gathered as steamers cleared the harbor, marking a brisk departure period for transatlantic travel bound for the old world.
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York
Europe
He Harbor
Numerous meetings spread through county
Several county and town organizations planned meetings with programs on cooperative dairy marketing and tractor versus Thur debate. Lake township hosts an event on the second Thursday in July featuring a discussion on the subsent and authorities defend the tractor. Milan township meeting set for June 25 includes stereo slides. Randall Community plans a meeting at Runsdan school in Lake township next Wednesday at 8 30. Bird s Roofing advertises Birds Art Craft services and Fort Wayne Builders promotes Hayden Street offerings.
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Henton
Thors Ars
Lake Township Association
Neacciation
Churk Vaughn
Willms Maley
Kyron Webster
Otto Croaner
Randall
Asrocias Low
Runsdan
Lake Township
Ifort Wayne Builders Supply CO
Hayden St
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Detroit & Cleveland Navigation CO
Cincinnati
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Jank Paquin
Timothy Healy
Edward Tegimerer
W. H. Johnston
D. W. Helt
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Edward J. Evans
If J. Carr
J. W. Burns
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I. Jewell
W. F. Brown
Chile
Dino
Fred
Bintan
Nave Veta
Dearborn St
Chicago
Randolph
Mr. Abram
A. W. Chase
M. D
Taly
Atari
Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Builders Supply CO
Wayne Circle
Ian
Chrarurery
Better Business Bureau, Inc
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Bluffton
Ohio
Hartford Legion
Milan
Milan Conten
Ridlo
Milton Elrod
Stereoplicon Plewures
Henry Mh Wutherts
Moreland
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