Delegates Set Sail for Naval Conference From U S
The American delegation to the London naval conference sails with a strong lineup led by Secretary of State Stimson and including Adams Morrow Dawes and Gibson. They seek parity with Britain, face French and Italian ambitions, and may act as mediators amid Europe’s naval tensions while aiming to maintain allied unity.
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Atlantic
United States
Geneva
Coolidge
France
Washington
Great Britain
Europe
Versailles
London
Stimson
Navy
Charles Francis Adams
Dwight
W. Morrow
Mexico
Charles G. Dawes
Robinson
Arkansag
Alfred E. Smith
Senate
David A. Read
Pennsylvania
Hugh 5. Gibson
Gibson
America’s Cours
Wm. ¥. Pratt
Hilary P. Jones
Hugh R. Wilson
Arthur
Correction in prize winners at Farm Products show
A correction notes an error in announcing prize winners at the Farm Products and Poultry Show. First prize for yellow corn should be awarded to O. Swasy of Blairsville Pennsylvania RD 1. Swasy is a leading county corn grower and seed corn seller with an early Leaming strain.
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O. Swasy
Blairsville
Swasy
In Memoriam for Ross Sister of Rose Ptak
In memory of our loving sister Ross one year since parting We cannot say she is dead She is away with tears and wave of her hand Yet God needed her and she lingers in heaven A mother of four children like angels divine Sisters of Mrs Rose Ptak Josephine Pa
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Ross
Angels Divine
Rose Ptak
Josephine, Pa
La Follette Fourth Word On Legislation Tariff Bill Cited
The piece notes La Follette denouncing the tariff bill and the Senate's limited binding power on committee recommendations. It discusses how administration leaders view the peace treaty as aiding Republican unity, potential party splits, and the impact on the President's program. Reassignments include Smoot as Finance chair and Jones as Appropriations chair, with Johnson to Commerce and Gould to Immigration. Other changes and vacancies are to be filled.
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Senate
Reed Smoot
Utah
Wesley L. Jones
Wash
Appropriations
Hiram W. Johnson
Cal
Commerce Committee
Gould
Maine
Arthur R. Robinson
Ind
World Court
Hastings
Del
Interstate Commerce Committee
Steiner
Ore
Stocks Edge Higher as Market Waits for Business Revival
Industrial stocks rose modestly in dull trading as bulls pushed U S Steel to 170 and American Can to 12 1 2 while others like International Nickel hit a new high. The market remained cautious awaiting clearer signs of a business upturn in early 1980 with rails and motors trading firm and grain and cotton prices mixed.
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U. S
Big Steel
Bethlehem
International Nickel
Wall Street
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Katy
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
General Motora
Studebaker
Poals
I Allegheny Corp
Gansereee
Anaconda
Barnsidall “A
BAM Bam
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Motors
Motor Csessereee
Hupp Motor
Kolster Radio
Man
Flec
Ssesae
Cece
N. Amer, Corp. Ceeree
Nat
Powerslight
Ess
S24
Nevada
Gopper Seesee
bin Packard Ee. Veevese
Radin Keith O
Republicans choose new assistant floor leader in Senate
The Republican committee on committees plans a Friday morning caucus to ratify the peace program and select a new assistant floor leader to replace retiring Senator Jones. Senator McNary of Oregon is favored, with Ingurgenta and guardsmen backing him, a move aimed at preserving harmony in the GOP Senate. After the Civil War, focus shifts to tariff as the Senate decides sugar duties with insurgents pressing for more time. passage appears likely once settled, potentially late today or tomorrow.
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Republican Committee On Committees
Jones
McNary
Oregon
Ingurgenta
Senate
Howe
Governors Race Speculation Centered on Taylor and Lewis
In Harrisburg and Pittsburgh sources, Governor Fisher backs Taylor as likely governor, with Grundy leaning to him. Lewis remains in play, but highway contractors oppose him. Davis has withdrawn, and Pinchot looms as potential trouble. The Mellons prefer a western end candidate and may derail Vare, while Schantz and Kephart are discussed as backups.
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Lewis
Taylor
Fisher
York County
Senator Grundy
Harrisburg
Grundy
Highway Department
Mellon
Jefferson County
Davie
Secretary of Labor
Davis
William 3. Vare
Brown
Vare
Mellons
Pittsburgh
Leslice-Armstrong
Wate
Vate
Senate
Mellon-Grundy
Horace Schantz
Lehigh County
John W. Kephart
Robert von Mosehzieker
Arthur James
James J. Davis
Olfford Pinchot
Pinchot
Commonwealth
Mr. Davis
Samuel 5. Lewis
York
Toracu W. Schantz
Lehigh
Schantz
Scrator
Philadelphia
Ware
Edward Bok editor and philanthropist dies in Florida
Edward Bok sixty seven died in Florida after a heart attack, just after arriving for a planned vacation. A famed editor of a women’s journal, he created the American Peace Award and founded multiple Philadelphia civic honors. His bids included the bird sanctuary at Mountain Lake and a 61 bell carillon dedication by President Coolidge. His son W Curtis Bok, an assistant district attorney, was notified.
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Edward Bok
Merion
Lake Walea
W. Curtis Bok
Bryn Mawr
Bok
Florida
Curtis
Bualneas
Mr. Bok
Holland
Harvard
Philadelphia Forum
Wilson
Princeton
American Foundation, Inc
Philadelphia Commission
Mountain Lake
Fla
Coolidge
Mary Louisa Curtis
Humorous safety talk and party entertain guests
An office gathering led by Herb Wardrop featured a safety message and humorous anecdotes for 120 employees. Betty Martin and Bob George’s daughter provided a booby prize, followed by lively dancing as Dutch and Parker's orchestra played spirited music.
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Bob
Bess George
C. K. Guthrie
Parker
Guthrie
Evening merrymakers end delightful function in wee hours
The event ended as the tired but happy merrymakers returned to their homes after a long night of revelry and entertainment.
Open Sessions Debate Division In Prohibition Commission
Senators spar over public hearings on the Prohibition Commission as Wet and Dry factions push for openness. Rep Black demands a clear public statement amid reports of internal dissension and discord on scope and crime cures.
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Sen. Harris
Sen. Jones
Washington
Senata Diy
Harris
Rep. Black
New York
Black
McCormick
Wickersham
Conference to Be Held in Erie on Welfare Work
The twenty second annual Pennsylvania conference on social work will meet in Erie January 15 to 18 with representatives from every county. Indiana county residents may obtain details from the local Red Cross chapter. The 1930 luncheon at Hotel Lawrence features Dr Miriam Van Waters. Headquarters are at St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral. The event opens with a dinner at the Hotel Lawrence, with Rabbi Max C Carrick presiding and Bishop John M Cannon delivering the invocation. Round table discussions will cover various aspects of social service work throughout the day.
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Pennsylvania
Erie
Indiana County
American Red Cross
South Ninth Street
Indiana
the Red Cross
Public Charities Association of Pennsylvania
Hotel Lawrence
Miriam van Waters
Juvenile Court of
Los Angeles
van Waters
National Conference of Social Worl
St.Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral
Max C. Carrick
Efe
John M. Cannon
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A.J. Hepburn
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Lieut. Campbell
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U.S
Memoriam
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Phaeton
Chevrolet
Delco-Lovejoy
Chuckle Motor
Saloa Johnston Brow
Saltsburg Motor Co
Commodore Garage
Franklin Street Auto Co
Flint, Michigan
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Court Place
Edwards Motor Co
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