Bricklayers of 7 City Work on Wage Dispute
A fragmented wartime era report discusses construction labor tensions. It cites contractors and unions debating wage reductions, cost pressures from lower material prices, and the impact on employment and public housing. The piece notes alleged contractor profits and calls for balanced wage scales to sustain work. Local officials urge resolution to protect workers and the industry.
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Amaun
Asier
Elfare
Aterk
Iorbs
United States Department
Labor
Beitlon
Pbbilcs
Laem
Council
Setre
Buildnight
Che Rufns
Craftsme
Floral Netrepayers
Buildin Craftsmen AG
Stillman Quits Post As New York Banking Head
Stillman resigns from the head of New York Banking amid ongoing hearings. The proceedings include testimony about his wife and an infant son, with witnesses from Quebec and others summoned by Stillman’s counsel as countercharges against the bank are addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman
N.Y
Weurpei Ars
Fabey
Bankers
Ville
Ars Stillman
Inman Senunc
Siide
Prud Breurafa
Quebec
Whiten Beauvais
Stll
Mma
Rebecca's Triumph at Library Hall
Rebecca's Triumph a popular Tuma in three acts will be presented at Library Hall on Tuesday. It promises one of the finest enjoyable student productions in seasons. Tickets will be on sale today with eager members listed including Clemin, Catherine Bresnahan, Blanche Gladieux, Helen Philabanm, Geraldine Pegulizner, Catherine Barker, Alice Staht, Mar garet Derek, Pirhon, Bernie Girard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebereas
Tuma
Library Hall
Fiest
Thiavast
Clemintive Parsin
Catherine Bresnahan
Blanche Gladieux
Helen Philabanm
Geraldine Pegulizner
Auut Latourette
Catherine Barker
Alice Staht
Sorine Oddow Catheely
Margaret Derek
Marga Jardon
Pirhon
Rat Shim
Au Gorden
Etheldreds
Bernie Girard
Bishop Confirms Class of 68 at St Peter and Pauls
Bishop Werman presided over a confirmation at St Peter and Pauls church, aided by Secretary John Edward and clergy. The ceremony, led by Rev Frank A King and supported by Rev Robert J Halpin, drew a large congregation after high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werman Joseph Alerdine
John Edwarded
Reparations talks hinge on allied plan and US stance
The article discusses the Allied reparations framework with a 67,006,000 pound debt cap, sinking fund payments, and German export duties. It notes the U S hesitation to join the supreme council and reparations committees, while mentioning diplomats like Ambassador Wallace and W. Boyden, and the Brussels agreement shaping apportionment among powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winece
Nour
LODO
Germany
Washington
Mar
wTics
Supreme Connei of
London
United States
Supreme Council
Sso
Council of Ambassadore
Harding
Toda
Sujirmine Counil
Wallace
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
I Wilsu
Tokind W. Boyden
Heach
Mzperis
Berlin
Therayer
Butz
Europe
Talks to salesmen at Kovder & Berry dinner meeting
A Chamber of Commerce dinner last evening hosted Kovder and Berry Real Estate salesmen. About a dozen attendees were present.
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Kovder & Berry
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover Warns on Stem German Trade Tide
A fragmented report notes President Hoover warning about a looming trend in German trade affecting wartime and postwar markets. The piece mentions steel prices, neutral markets, and tariff debates as Congress weighs emergency measures and exchange considerations in a tense economic climate.
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Hoover
Imation
United States
Senate Fe
Dexcuszion
Mayoralty nominees roll up amid party lines
Readers see a crowded slate with Chirenee A. Comineavish and Al O Pape Bon among nominees for councilmen at large. Opposing Republicans Bennet, Brinman, Buchanan, Comineau, Henline, Hensire, Koller, Liedsker and Pope are listed, while Democrats Bullerman and Dinslage appear in a separate tally.
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Chirenee A. Comineavish
al Opape
Bennett
Bara M. Buchanan
Samut Henline
Pred D.C. Wahrenby
Alvin C. Buttermac
Catherine M. Dunblare
Heb, Gratrmilies
Albert £. Pence
Phillip H. Wyuss
Benjamin F. Bennett
Ernest F. Brinkman
Erma SM. Buchanan
Chirence
Comineau
John H. Hensire
Samuel Henline
Harry D
Koller
Serta M
3Iedsker
esundAl
Pope Fred D
Wabrensurg
Cotinciimén
cAlvin P. Bullerman
Catherine
Dinslage
Usratii
Clarince
Greenlawn Baptists Plan New Church Structure
Greenlawn Avenue Baptist Church plans a nearly $59,000 brick complex with a Sunday school annex, primary department, basement classrooms and kitchen, to be expanded later with a main auditorium. Rev. J A Kneswman from Vipton will lead the project, bringing extensive experience from seven or eight parishes.
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Greentaym Avenue
J. A. Kneswman
Vipton
Anv
Knowhon
American Yeomen Hold Session and Social Events
The American Yeomen of Inetta STU plan a regular meeting Thursday evening on West Wayne Street, with dance to follow and special arrangements for class adaption. A later event features a June party at Upiry hall, two-shift games, and a supper, inviting all members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu
Wayne Street
Neal
Upiry Hall
Meaty
Newspaper Man Named Judge in Indiana Court Hearing
A local newspaper man is named judge as the Harrison township board considers appointing him to fill a vacancy. He volunteers to serve-only if appointed, to assist the county and fund efforts, with the community noting his years of service. The notice cites the town of Blapeton and Cure ne wt comfort katte as context in vague terms.
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Airs
Seesie Vag
Comfort Katte
Blapeton
Ind
Max Board of Coursy Commissioners
Waller A. Shead
Harcison
Indians Entertain Historical Society at Fort Wayne event
The Fort Wayne Indian history group hosts a one hour program by the Blackfeet Indians. William Blonder arranged the visit with Orpheum theatre while manager Wilhard Daley drew on local history to engage residents. The Historical Society invites all citizens including youths to attend the Friday evening event.
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Seers
Fort Warne
William ¢. Blonder
Glacier National Park
War City
Orpheum Theatre
Wilhard Daley
Orpheum
Daley
Port Wayne
Blonder
Sotictr Reed
The
Historical Society
LODGES DANCE HALL TO FEATURE PROGRAM THIS WEEK
An upcoming lodge event at Mizpah temple plans a 7 PM Thursday opening with band music from Asi Reso and a feature stage called Calamity Janes Darice Hall. The program includes booths a bar a mock bank and period costumes as Nobles in regalia attend a festive old western mining town themed evening.
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Band
Danéers
Mizpah Temple
Victor Miter
Bitaphernalig
Wille
Washington Rick
Darice Hall
Natrel
F. Asi Reso Wii
City News About Mrs Molangteyd Incident
Report notes Mrs. Molangteyd involved in an event on Cobre street near AM ped and Tolly ley bow yeatirus. She was taken to Ho Al district hospital for medical evaluation.
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Molangteyd
Cobre
Tolly Ley Bow
Lanai
Ho Aldist Hospital
APATHY MARKS PRIMARY VOTE ACROSS INDIANA AND OHIO CITIES
A patchwork of primary results shows light turnout and scattered contests. In Wabash Indiana Dr James Wilson and Lawrence Jewett head Republican and Democratic tickets. Hartford City, Montpelier and Fort Wayne report slim votes with few real contests. South Bend and Logansport reveal split fields as party lines influence the nominating process.
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Wabash
Ind
James ‘Wilson
Lawrence E’jewett
Ain
Natasd
F. Grersia
Alber Heine
Mayer
James Wilson
Afisg
F. Georgi
Wi Creil
Elmer F. Pattern
Henry Hips— Kind
Andrew Leland
Arthur KE. Campbell
Wiliam Jr. Alber
Journal-Gazette
Hartford City
Henry TL. Medtee
John J. McGeath
McAtee
McGeath
B. McDowell
Quist
Montpelier
E. B. Atnlvey
Reynolds
Yvanswill
Owo
Walter Foley
Arthur Booth
City Clark
Democratia
Gio
Woman Defeats Two Men in May Primary Election
Ida M. Hales wins Republican nomination for treasurer as she defeats Walter Hoffman and Marion BE in a contest marked by party tickets and voter interest. Walter Hoffman, Marion BE, Willa Warren Lige face Democratic challenger I. A. Ineyye Tor in the general election, with Ich Wiing ard, Republican, opposing in the race for county treasurer. The ballot features a mix of incumbents and new faces as voters weigh party lines.
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Wome City
Republis
Charles Dare
Hlmer Sendrickson
Edward Erimann
Lee F. Johnson
Chariss H. Orner
Worner Eberhard
Ireisurer Om
Ior
Ital
Markey
Ida M. Hales
Ich Wiingard
Repiuman
Pees
Erek
John Koyrin
Wang
Cowtieil
Hundred Per Cent Club Meets Tonight
The One Hundred Percent Club holds a meeting with the nominating committee announcing presidential candidates. A dinner is served at 6:20, followed by a program including readings by J. Galimeyer, Yoo Gruss, Charles Sword, and Dave Vesry.
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Clib
Chamber of Commerce
J. Galimeyer
Yoo Gruss
Charles Sworden
Dave Vesry
Police Court Docket Highlights Light Tuesday Session
A sparse police court docket Tuesday featured Wes and Alfred Laden facing charges. Laden, linked to multiple freight thefts, reportedly admitted robbing a Dunfee freight car with 10 000 cigars missing. Det Serjeant Roy Kynbillie led officers to a suspect who was later jailed for loitering.
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Cade
Wes
Alfred Laden
Dunfee
Yvert
Elite Sonrt
Roy Kynbillie
Tere
Terie Heakome
J. Frank
Wright, Canteet
Missionary Society Opens Conference Evening Program
The Conference Missionary Society convenes at Calva church district tonight with 700 attendees expected. Prominent workers discuss conditions in foreign fields, notably the Philippines and Africa, as Rev and Mrs B. Ailes present. Gauben of Warsaw delivers a keynote on "The Quiet Hour" as the local church choir provides services and plans to participate in tomorrow's sessions.
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Calva Oa
donGaue
Pomarraw
Philipines
Aifles
Atricy
EL Gauben
Warsaw
Monroeville High Plans Annual Banquet and Reception
Monroeville high school held its annual banquet and reception in the auditorium last Saturday night. Miss Ferrel Ev Freidline was elected president with Clyde Youse as vice president Carleton Allegag secretary and Miss Romaine Morgan assistant secretary. luncheon was provided in the Lutheran church basement by the Lutherans.
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Monborvinur
Monroeville
Lutheran Letiies’ Ala
Feral Ev Freidline
Clyde Youse
Carleton Allegag
Romaine Morgan
Bulson Is Chosen Surgeon Counselor in Indianapolis
Dr. James J. Welburn of Evansville was elected chairman of the Tadlann section at the Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons in Indianapolis. Dr. Eldricks Shanklin of Hammond and Dr. Alpert Eugene Baler of Fort Wayne were chosen secretary and counselor. The next meeting will be held at Evanston.
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Indianapolis
James J. Welburn
Evansville
American Collage of Surgeons
Eldricks
Shanklin
Hammond
Alpert Eugene Baler
Wayne
Lomasiaion
Evan i
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