German capital deserts its flag in German newspapers comment
Vorwaerts accuses German capital of tax evasion and export selling to dodge the mark crisis. It warns of illegal traders moving wealth abroad and driving prices up while accusing government policies of failure. In Columbia, Pa, over 1200 dollars has been raised for Jewish Relief Fund.
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Berlin
Germany
Switzerland
Entente
Columbia
I. A. Fuld
Team Workyore
Boy Scout Notes Highlight Rally and Reorganization
Tonight's meeting starts at 7 30 with reminders of a postponed event due to a Zion Lutheran Church rally. Thirty seven Scouts and Cubs attended last Friday and Cleon Criswell earned a League of Courtesy button. An overnight hike to the Hut is planned for Saturday with meals and carfare, returning Sunday after dinner.
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Zion Lutheran’ Church
Eagle Patrol
Cleon Criswell
Dr. Fager
Lnesand Star Scouts
Troop 13 Announces New Assistant Scoutmaster and Signals Team
Fred Steffer will become Assistant Scoutmaster at Troop 13 this Friday with a signaling specialty and a real signal team. Dr Hazen will again lead the first aid team. Plans include a drum corps after last Friday’s Boyd Memorial drums drew attention.
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Fred Steffer
Dr. Hazen
Boyd Memorial
Mr. Franklin
Court of Honor
Chas
Alexander
James Byrem
Joe Hagar
Bob Keller
Joe Hertzler
Dick Hertzler
Bruce Grunden
Wayne Grunden
John Thompson
Zion Lutheran
Chas, Alexander
Chas Alexander
Rally at Zion Aids Troop 16 Seventeen of Pack Two
Pack Two Seventeen joined Troop 16 for a Zion rally last Friday. Many adults attended and some cubs showed poor judgment by drinking before the program. The sender urges self control and notes possible new features at tonight’s meeting, starting at 6 30.
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Zion
Richard Adams
Cub Scribe
Two Boys Confess to Main Line Bandit Attacks
Philadelphia police say Joseph Gile and Walter Mellon confessed to numerous auto thefts and holdups on the Main Line. Both are held without bail for a future hearing after Mellon implicated Gile. Witnesses identified Giles as the robber who menaced victims with a revolver. Mellon sat in the getaway car.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Gile
Walter Mellon
Giles
Mellon
Donaghy
Lower Merion
Stillwagon -Mellon
Gile
London
Jap Wage Earners Accuse Government of Protecting Capital
Three thousand wage earners from diverse trades in Tokio passed a resolution condemning the Japanese Government for favoring capitalists amid the high cost of living crisis. They accused the Cabinet of neglecting labor welfare and food issues and demanded resignations. A delegation delivered the resolution to the premier’s secretary.
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Tokio
Lsecretary
War Department Spends Millions on Postwar Land Purchases
In Washington the House renewed charges that the War Department illegally spent millions on land purchases after the armistice. A bill authorizing more than 9 million dollars for land at nearly twenty posts was debated 267 to 71. Republicans argued funds were wartime appropriations. Democrats said purchases fulfilled hostilities contracts.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Koreans Arrested Over Plot Against Independence
In Seoul on December 12 the police arrested numerous Koreans accused of secretly planning to revolt for independence with support from sympathizers in Manchuria and Shanghai.
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Seoul
Korea
Manchuria
Shanghai
Troop 4 Scout Rally and Meeting Notes
Troop 4 held a Monday meeting at seven with the Senior Patrol leader presiding due to the president’s absence. The flag committee report was read and a flag completion is hoped by the next meeting. The troop attended a Friday Zion Lutheran Church rally, praised by Scouts of Zion and Salem Reformed for their kindness. Paul Cox and George Dress joined. Cub Edwin invites pack members to design a flag and bring ideas for review. Harrisburg Council BSA to meet Friday December 18 at the YMCA with supper at 6 30 and year end reports plus next year policies.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Troop 4
Scouts of
Salem Reformed Church
Harrisburg
Paul Cox
George Dress
Edwin
Cub Moore
Troop 17 Scouts Hike to Happy Hollow December 1 1919
Penbrook Pa Troop 17 members hiked from the school to Happy Hollow via Bellevue Park and 19th Street on Monday evening. They built three fires cooked various foods and returned home around 10 30 P M. Scout Scribe Ralph B Whisler notes all enjoyed the excursion.
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Penbrook
Happy Hollow
Bellevue Park
19Th Street
Steelton
Ralph B, Whisler
Troop 11 Rally at Zion Lutheran Church
Troop 11 enjoyed a fine rally last Friday night at Zion Lutheran Church. Tonight the regular weekly meeting will be held and every member of the troop is urged to attend, under guidance of Co. L, Rebuck, Scribe.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Co. L, Rebuck
Scribe
Cascarets Provide Gentle Relief From Digestive Ailments
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative for biliousness headache colds and constipation. It claims no griping and no explosive after effects unlike Calomel salts or harsh pills and urges taking Cascarets at night to cleanse bowel and liver poisons while you sleep.
Camps Report Deer Kill in Seven Mountains
Lewistown Pa Dec 12 reports from the Seven Mountains region indicate a number of camps have killed their limit of deer. News describes hunters meeting limits and the activity surrounding the hunt in the local area.
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Lewistown
Seven Mountains Region
Deer and bear hunting figures rise in local region
The report notes camps score four and five, several parties have killed large black bears, and last season 79 deer were killed in the area. Officials expect this year’s deer total to far exceed the previous record.
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Prep
B. Anni
Marrlidurg LS. A
Fred B. Harry Hatter
North Third Street
THE
BOY Scouts
Rumford
Tulip Aes
Rishell
Victrola
Cheney
Cheney the Cheney
Ili Curci
Muratore
Freda Hempel
Jan Kubelik
Hoffman
Sousa
Furnishers
Market Street
Toyland
Troop 13
McNeil
Wm. Strouse & Co
Keister
Win. Strouse & Co
Boys’ Department
Market St
MAX Reiter & CO. Jewelers
North Fourth St
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