World debt talks and post office furloughs loom
New York June 18 reports Prime Minister Jamaay Maeb addressing the world economic conference amid debate on debt settlements and wartime reconstruction. The article covers reactions from world leaders and experts, plus a Washington update on nine day post office furloughs and rural carrier allowances to balance 1934 budget amid improving business conditions.
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New York
Jamaay Maebald
Tele Ratevista
Amene
United States
Washington
Postoffice Department
Groernl Farley
Roosevelt
Postoffice
Farley
Barrett Colvin Returns to New York in Family Entanglement
Barrett Colvin, a renowned archaeologist, returns after four years abroad and becomes entangled with his half sister Marcia Radnor and a cast of wary allies. In the shadows of a past romance and a scheming tutor Harold Dexter, Colvin contemplates future expeditions and the pull of Elinor Stafford, a girl he finds increasingly hard to forget as private dramas collide with public duties.
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Barrett
Colvin
New York
Rinwell
Marcia Radnor
Marcia
Mayela
Shela
Hans
Harold Dexter
Elinor Stafford
Atreas
Elinor
Ella Sexton
Garrett
Barrett Colvin
Dexter
Connecticut
Nisa Ward
Elviny Statford
Levi
Ella
Stafford
Gopall
YMG Activities at the YMG Weekly Schedule
London June 18 Argentine delegation to the economic conference works with Australia on a wheat acreage restriction plan in cooperation with Canada and the United States. Four great wheat exporting countries hold parleys with the economic conference.
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London
Australia
Canada
United States
Quarterly Meet of M E Church in Helena District
The Methodist Episcopal church in the Helena district holds its fourth quarterly conference tonight at St Pauls Church led by Rev G Cole district superintendent. The meeting begins at 7 oclock and will not conflict with the Worth League institutes. Cole also attends Wall Creek and Townsend conferences next week with the annual conference planned for August 23 to 27 initer city presided by Bishop Titus Lowe.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Helena
St. Paul's Church
G. Cole
Fipworth League
Cola
Wall Creek
Townsend
Chamber adopts Piper by Dr Jordan for health bulletin
A paper by the late Dr Arthur Jordan on Control of Scarlet Fever, based on years of observation and control measures, was incorporated into a U S Chamber of Commerce health bulletin. Dr Jordan, once city and county health officer and U S Public Health Service field representative, presented the work in 1927 at the Montana State Health Association and it was later adopted by the Bureau of Public Health.
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Arthur Jordan
United States Chamber of Commerce
Jordan
U. S. Bureau of Public Health
Montana State Health Association
Missoula
Bureau of Public Health
Chamber of Commerce
Teased by family a 12 year old kills himself in Greenfield
In Greenfield Ohio 12 year old Charles Arnott son of Mr and Mrs John Arnott killed himself with a .22 rifle after brothers and sisters teased him for taking money from his mother's purse to spend at a street fair. He was among 13 children. Family says he went to his room after being taunted and a shot was heard.
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Greenfield
Ono
Charles Arnott
John Arnott
Charles
Harvard President's last baccalaureate urges steadiness amid distress
Cambridge June 18 Harvard University President A Lawrence Lowell delivered his final baccalaureate sermon urging calm in public distress. He warned against fear and mass hysteria, urging graduates to maintain proportion, hold steady, and resist blaming others or following the crowd.
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Cambridge
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Harvard
Epworth League Institutes Planned Across Montana
Four Epworth league institutes will be held this year by Montana Methodist churches. The first begins in Sandusky the last week of June and ends July 4. The second takes place at Rollins Point on Flathead Lake, then a week later at King's Hill near Neihart. The final gathering will be at Luccock Park near Livingston, 14 miles away and 35 miles from the Yellowtail gateway. The text also notes Kamakura Japan's Great Buddha statue is over 680 years old and 424 feet tall.
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Marcia
Elinor Stafford
Marela
Elmer
Merete
Elipor
Vida Stafford
Marcela
Barry
Elinor
Mina Sexton
Amy Michhing
Indy
Mia
Radnor
Epoka
Alwys
Misa Elli Saxton
Alise Eila
Miss Ella
Bridinatin
Ton Moore
Methodist Churches of
Kamakua
Japan
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Idaho
Promi Han
Baer Nat Endowment
Tras L Smith
Tive Fron
Custer County
Welena
Ralpit Freyler
Sherman Music Co
Tarry
Walt
South America
Nans
Elinor Staffard
Mareia
Eifmar
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Rowley
Madsen
Marvela
Mlinor
Kiinor
Philip
Fellowship OF Faith
Chicago
Lune
Mense
Radnar
Marcin
Towa
YMG
Jawimming Eines
Tiret
Ifrents
Chamber
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DR. Jordan
Health Bulletin
Hoy
Epworth League
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