Britain shifts naval base to the Mediterranean
London dispatch reports Admiralty plans to move the bulk of Britain's sea power from the North Sea to the Mediterranean. Officials say the region is central to trade and vital strategically, with no offensive planned, as debates and political struggles unfold in Britain and France over broader fiscal and constitutional issues. Read the Classified Ads.
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Daily Mail
Noted Boston author to speak at Punxsutawney club
Miss Mary Caroline Holmes of Boston, one of the few women with the Legion of Honor, will address the Punxsutawney Business Men's Association next Tuesday at the Community House. She will discuss her work in the Near East, Arabic language scholarship, and war diplomacy, with limited admission to members and invited guests.
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Pine Flats Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Upcoming Sermon
Mrs A H Williams and daughter Irene shopped in Indiana on Saturday. W E Tate of Hastings visited son R B Tate and family. Frank Parry was an Indiana business caller. Mrs Dunlap has been ill, Mildred Williams spent the weekend at home. Mrs Morris returned home after time with her daughter in McIntyre. Miss Adams of Heilwood visited sister Mrs Bryce Myers. Rev Brown to preach at Christian Church on Sunday March 16. All invited to attend True to Form. Brisket the butcher recalls his son boxing and winning a championship. Old Friend recalls him and jokes about a lightweight title.
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Bryce Myers
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Christian Church
Convict Relief Plan Aims at Post Prison Jobs in State
The state welfare department proposes placing convicts in jobs matching their trades three weeks before release. Affected facilities include Eastern State Penitentiary Western State Penitentiary and Huntingdon Reformatory. Dr Ellen C Potter and Robert J Paters outline coordinated efforts with prison staff restoration bureau and local employers to secure on release employment.
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Harrisburg
Evening Gazette and Pennsylvanian News Snippets
Fragmented OCR reads like a shuffled notice set for Evening Gazette subscribers. Mentions subscriptions, prices, and a sale of a property valued at $400,000, later sold to a farmer for $600, with stray domestic life anecdotes and unclear names.
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Prison wardens push work for released prisoners plan
A welfare backed program pressures the three state penal institutions to provide regular jobs, proper meals, and sanitary surroundings for inmates nearing release. About 3,600 prisoners are housed in the state's three penitentiaries as Alfred W. Fleisher, chair of Eastern State Penitentiary trustees, promotes placing discharged men in positions and praises the state plan.
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