Hoover seeks a general staff of specialists for world trade
Hoover told the House Appropriations Committee that the United States should build a Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce with twelve divisions of experts to help industry meet rising international competition. He urged a national information system and an information bureau in the post office building to supply business with precise guidance.
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Ranzerk
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Post Office Department
Pennsylvania
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Fools and Magicians: Brains, Brass, and the Dime Show
Arthur Brisbane rails at titled fools and the idle rich while arguing for industrial fairness. He mocks noble pretensions, cites a savage tribute to a dying Supreme Court Justice, and lampoons Standard Oil fragments along with a wide variety of public figures. The column juxtaposes Ford’s high wages with industry hypocrisy, then critiques fascist and labor rhetoric as cycles of history.
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Flenry Ford
Standard Oil Company
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County to hire farm agent sparks borrowing clash
The Butler county board approved hiring a county farm agent but local editor voices strong opposition to borrowing funds to cover the expense. They argue public finances require retrenchment and say expenditures must wait until the treasury can sustain them.
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Bankere
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Journal
West Side Community Service Announcement at First United Brethren
West Side Community Association to lead Sunday evening services at First United Brethren church. Aim to foster community betterment through open doors, shared efforts, and personal contact to build understanding and a stronger community spirit.
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President Harding’s Memorial Day address themes
The Nation’s three problems focus on ending wars, reducing government restrictions and taxes, and pushing forward with daily work. Harding’s New York speeches emphasize humane impulses, restrained government, and national righteousness, reflecting public longing for a peaceful, prosperous America. He defends soldiers’ sacrifices and criticizes attacks on big business while urging wage earners receive fair pay and workers and employers meet public needs.
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Advice to Girls Dear Annie Laurie Column Snippet
Readers ask how to recognize a suitor’s single status and whether to confront him about love. The columnist notes cautious behavior and signals, advising that direct talk with the doctor is best, while instinct often reveals affection. Abbie Reudewitz plans to answer similar inquiries.
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Daisy
Abbie Reudewitz
Sone
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Local residents change jobs and mourners note small town events
Today reports resignation at the city gas plant as Hamilton 2 moves to the old gas company. Mary Jennetein dies at Vinestreet, age 20, survived by two children. Carl Cory, 12, injured by horse and buggy during the Wild West Parade on High street. Fred Pippert marked as a birthday. Allen Andrews travels to Spring Gyure for the Newnormal Day address. Mrs. William DeOnzo returns from Europe visit. Norman Emrick graduates from Cincinnati College of Pharmacy. Mrs. Robert McClelland dies on Cleveland avenue, aged five plus years, husband and two sons survive. John Lambertson, Civil War veteran and former city resident, visits after forty years. Al Nugent sustains a gash from a falling board on South D etreet. Misses Maude and Loa Patho host party for Miss Grace Hendry.
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William DeOnzo
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Europe
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al Nugent
Wilson
South D Etreet
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Loa Patho
Grace Hendry
Local couples wed amid Hamilton gossip and mishaps
In Hamilton this week many community happenings unfold. John Baden and Miss Tena Lick are quietly married at St Marys church. Rev T S Cowden presides at another wedding. Several locals suffer or recall incidents including barge injuries, a runaway fatality near Woodsdale, and a bridge engine accident three miles above Fair Haven. City officials reorganize the board of equalization with D D Conover as president. William Hurst displays a curious three headed chicken and other neighbors attend anniversaries and visits.
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