Printing and Publishing Company Wished Every Job Delivered
A garbled passage describes the Printing and Publishing Company and Lara Rapoort, noting rates, ads, and subscription receipt authority. It mentions the Indiana government and diplomatic staff, including references to the post office and regulatory department, with scattered names and figures amid a discussion of commercial and diplomatic considerations after the war.
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Rite & Publishing
Commany
Lara Rapeort
Iit
Bilon
Bix Swantna
Krugan
Lessons of the war call for cutting State Department costs
The text argues that the war lessons justify reducing 12 expenses of the State Department. It criticizes the administration and Congress for weak warrants and questions the cost of foreign policy. It urges Congress to vote to cut expenditures and reassess administration, defense, and foreign offices amid debate over national policy.
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Congress
State Department
Pieroni
Viitotaedie
Pay Checks To Be The Same And Warned Against Coercion
A distorted notice from January 27 claims a company will not aid or discourage joining any labor union or organization. It warns employees that pay or reports could be withheld due to union or association membership, insisting no coercion or retaliation will occur.
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Petr
Alos Ny
Ban on Salary Raisers by Gov Sproul Continues
The article reports on a statewide revenue plan under Gov Sproul with projections of $121 million in revenues for the first appropriation year and $69 million for the present year amid a Depression. It notes $16 million from license revenues to the Highway Department, leaving about $105 million net revenue and $6.09 million in deficiency bills. A proposed tax on cores could yield about $10,000 per year for the state and $400,000 for counties, with funds needed to support school appropriations as revenue regulation becomes a central issue.
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Aumole
Highway Department
Sproul
UAC
Railway Wage Fight Sparks Impending Deadlock and Strike Risk
The railway executive claims increases cover nearly two thirds of rising operating costs. Leaders of railroad brotherhoods and workers oppose the proposal. A deadlock seems inevitable if the Wage Board approves the roads plea, with a strike threat that could paralyze national transportation.
Unsure marriage duration noted in Detroit Free Press item
Fragmentary OCR cites a couple claiming six months of happiness in marriage while another says they have been married around two years. Source appears from Detroit Free Press with unclear phrasing.
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Tom
Detroit Free Bross
Fresh Talent Halibut With Parsley Capers Recipe
A fragmented historical recipe describes halibut steamed with parsley capers and a tomatoy sauce. It instructs dressing with finely chopped capers parsley and strained tomatoes, steaming the fish then serving plated with herb sauce. The text mentions improved elements and a department for storage, with pricing noted as well.
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Ibs
Wholesale at Standstill in Pittsburgh Market
Pittsburgh wholesale market stalls amid cold weather. Stock moved slowly with few sales mostly at unchanged prices. Cabbage up slightly cauliflower down. root vegetables steady. Receipts include apples lemons celery potatoes and sweet potatoes. Livestock and dairy notes list hogs sheep calves and dairy products with varied prices.
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Pittsburgh
Busines
Tandemi
Tompkins Made Death by Own Action Trial Notes
Fragmented OCR recounts a Blair County jail case involving Tompkins. The text references a potential transfer to a penitentiary, court discussions, and differing opinions on guilt and punishment amid a garbled report. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR damage.
Livestock Day at the Harrisburg Farm Show Highlights
The Harrisburg Farm Show features a Livestock Day with reports from Shara ue One and Dr. Pletcher of the Pennsylvania State College on cattle and apple futures. Observers discuss readjustment costs, transport and pricing pressures, and potential impacts on farmers, buyers, and local economies.
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Harriburg
Reeter
Jatres
Pennsylvania Blate College
Pradt
Dondshenandoah
Tnnsylvania
Vousheg
Sean Ies
New Parkes
Beroine
Erope
Serene
Dave
Lee
Crheltt
Will
Adam Ts
Anthonys
Janet Cote
Toakh
Unclear text fragment from historical page
Fragmentary OCR text shows unrelated mixed phrases and names, lacking coherent events or entities. No discernible reportable subject emerges.
Hungry Fund Growth Through Night Delays Aid Flow
A garbled report describes slow growth of the Hungry Fund overnight, detailing Europe relief logistics. It notes Vienna and Budapest warehouses supplying food packages, with draft sales figures and US relief leadership at Broadway headquarters. The piece references American Relief Administration and European Childrens Fund oversight, amid scattered quotes about donors and beneficiaries.
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Pepys Hurah
Jan
Baeppe
Oona Diolief Arministration
Europe
Vienna
Veanhuie
Bushapest
Dlannanes
le Broadway
New York City
Gibiabroard
Sniuelinnes
Vlad
European Childress Fund
European Relief Coumcll
Unter
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