Mussolini and League of Nations clash on armament reports
A fragmentary report discusses the League of Nations Armament Commission and national statistics publishing, noting disagreements over a centralized bureau and a shift to member states producing their own figures. It also touches on naval and military coordination debates in Fascist Italy and Mussolini’s long political career.
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Buresn
United
Isehor
League
iGusieva
League of Nations
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Philosophical Assertion
A garbled OCR capture presents a heated, disjointed passage about human nature and the invariable fate of mankind. It resembles a philosophical or editorial ramble with broken words and unclear attributions, lacking coherent context or specific subjects.
Points on People tidbits from Indiana area visitors
Brody from Brody Bros Depart ment Store returns from New York City with summer stock. Henry Rica at McKees Rocks rests at home. West Lebanon merchant Boyd Sheffler visited Indiana. Russell Heckman from Kittanning spent Friday in town. Watt Kinter of Chambersville called on Indiana friends. A M Stiver of Grant township was a Friday visitor in Indiana. H Ray Moffitt, state highway engineer, spent a few hours in Indiana yesterday. David Lewis motored to Pittsburgh for the day. J A Stiver of Canoe township visited the court house. Commissioners Clark and Smith returned from Glen Campbell after relief work and road talks. Frank Camp of Cherry Tree attended the circus in Indiana. J M Conrath of Dixonville was a seamatting business in Indiana. Friday Quay Cessna of Banks township visited the court house. Charles Fouts of Parkwood shopped in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Harvey Devlin returned to Shelocta after visiting Indiana. Thomas Anderson of Parkwood, justice of the peace, called on Indiana friends. John Winger of Center township visited Indiana yesterday. E Wood Shaffer and H C Kunkle of Shelocta were in town Friday. J H Muffley of Saltsburg was in Indiana yesterday. W H Butterbaugh of Hillsdale attended the Robinson Circus. Other residents from Purchase Line, Montgomery township, Plum Creek township, and Armstrong county were noted visiting for the big show. Read the Classified Advertisements.
Circus Night Reflections and Tragic Firelight Accident
A long evening at the Robinson show echoes with nostalgia despite a brief accident during fireworks. A girl from Indiana sustained a forehead burn, a young married woman injured her ankle, and a man suffered holes in his coat as rings dropped into the audience.
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Alene Tinkeom
Armagh
Indiana
Camel, Jr
Church Union Battle at Presbyterian General Assembly
The church debates a plan to elect the moderator by presbyteries, sponsored by Dr. Erdman, with Dr. Hugh Thompson Kerr expected to present the overture. Final action was due on budgets of 15 million dollars for internal church work and missions, plus debt reductions as sessions planned to close for the weekend.
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General Assembly
Erdman
Hugh Thompson Kerr
Pittsburgh
Church Notes For Tomorrow At Several Local Congregations
Church notes list services across First and Second United Presbyterian and First Presbyterian. Rev G H Zahniser speaks on The Indwelling Quiet and The Cross. Rev Walter Merrick leads Bible School. Evening worships at 7:30 with additional meetings and youth programs scheduled.
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Free Methodist
G. H. Zahniser
Walter T. Merrick
Bible
First
Presbyterian
F. W. Hinitt
Reilly Heads State Bankers in Atlantic City
George W. Reilly of Harrisburg National Bank was elected president of the Pennsylvania State Bankers Association in Atlantic City. E B Harshaw of Grove City was succeeded as president with Clark Hammond of Pittsburgh elected vice president and C F Zimmerman of Lebanon re-elected treasurer. A resolution urged Congress to support the administration in reducing taxes on a scientific basis, including income taxes, and called for repeal of the federal estate tax and personal income tax return publication. In Madrid Franco and Carbera announced plans for a possible flight to Buenos Aires later this year.
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Atlantic City
N. J
George W. Reilly
Harrisburg National Bank
Pennaylysnta
State Bankers’ Association
E. B. Harshaw
Grove City
Clark Hammond
Pittsburgh
C. F. Zimmerman
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Congress
Japanese Cities Shaken by Big Quake
An enormous tremor struck Osaka and Toyooka causing widespread destruction. Two hundred houses collapsed in Toyooka with fires, a railway station and post office said to have fallen, and Osaka's water mains damaged. Kinobaki Hot Springs near Toyooka also destroyed. Early reports warned of heavy casualties and interrupted communications.
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Toyooka
Raiway
Osaka
Kinobaki
Yakegatake
Pittsburgh schedule and varied entertainment lineup
A fragmented listing shows a dense Pittsburgh itinerary with 6:00 P.M. ball scores and a Banquet of Amen Corner, followed by 9:30 literary events and a 9:45 Bible School lesson. An East Pittsburgh program lists orchestra, Uncle Kaybee, ball scores, motor talk, and a 7:30 concert, then a New York segment with multiple choir and quartet appearances at various times through the night.
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Pittsburgh
Stock price table from Courtesy Redmond & Co
A fragmented OCR list shows company names and percentages, detailing stock figures for firms such as Canadian Leather, Continental Oil, Royal Dutch, Sinclair Oil, Studebaker, Union Pac, U.S. Steel, Westinghouse, and Willys Overland. The data appears as a chaotic mosaic of ticker-like entries with percentage values and partial place names, reflecting a historical market page.
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Ank
Can. Leather
S.e
FEE Synanys Tt
Granby
Sseseterseeis Foeba Goodriph
Hayes Wheel
Inti Nickel Cs.rseeseses
Kan
Lehigh
N. Y
N. Ha
Pet
Ceees
Punta Alegre
S.ssersseeee
Rep. Jr. and Steel
Royal Dutch
Rock Island Wrseveseree
Sinclair Oil
E.sseene
South, Pac
Eae
Cal
Studebaker
Sesene
Sin
Stand
U.S. Rub
U. &. Steel
Westinghouse
Willys Overland
Redmond & CO
Indiana Theater Night Delivers Hilarious Charley’s Aunt Fun
Large Indiana crowd fills the theater as Syd Chaplin’s Charley’s Aunt sparks the town’s chatter. Vaudeville now runs daily under a new policy starting Monday with four acts and a feature picture booked from the B F Keith exchange.
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Indiana
Indiana Theater
Syd Chaplin
B. F. Keith
Palace Theater
Asia Wins State Wide Commercial Contest
Asia leads a state wide contest for shorthand typewriting and bookkeeping with medals awarded to top scorers. The event lists first and second year winners from multiple towns such as Altoona Punxsutawney Latrobe and Brookville, reflecting a broad regional participation.
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Asia
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Italy
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Mussolini
Adria
Mediterranean
Fur
Jin
Chaunnor
Gamor
T. Brody
Brody Bros
New York City
Henry Rica
McKees Rocke
Boyd Sheffler
West Lebanon
Russell Heckman
Kittanning
Watt Kinter
Chambersville
Tool
A. M. Stiver
Grant Township
H. Ray Moffitt
State Highway Department
David Lewis
Pittsburgs
J. A. Stiver
Canoe Township
Court House
Clark
Smith
Glen Campbell
Frank Camp
Cherry Tree
J. M Conrath
Dixonville
Friay
Quay Cessna
Banks Township
Charles’ Fouts
Parkwood
B. R. Peeler
Harvey Devlin
Shelocta
Thomas Anderson
John Winger
Center Township
E. Wood Shaffer
H. C. Kunkle
Sheloca
J. H. Muffley
Saltsburg
W. H. Buterbaugt
Hillsdale
Robinson Circus
William Rankin
Purchase Line
W. H. Butterbaugh
Frank B. Camp
Victor Cramer
Montgomery Township
D. Eldey Montgomery
Plum Creek Township
Armstrong County
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Christian Endeavory
L. B
Methodist Episcopal
White
Epworth League
St. Bernard's
Catholic
N. &. McNelis
Christian Science
Clymer M. B
Clymer
L. K. Fassett
Claxford
John Hagins
Diamondville
Penn Run
Yrrever
P. N
Zion Lutheran
J. B. Baker
Light Brigade
Christian Endeavor
Jacksonville Presbyterian
D. K. France
Blairsville
Presbyterian General Assembly
Junior Oon
Second United Presbyterian
Paul Beighley
Seminary
Y. PL. A
Mr. Beighley
Reilly
Madrid
INS
Franco
Carbera
Buenos Aires
Gazette
London
Kiota
Tokio
Evening News
New York
Anderson
Steel Jamigan
Hotel
Washington
Crandall
Sos J
Ternoinnati
Garland—Hastenda
KHJ
Los Angeles
Hollywood
N.Y
Stéele
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Union Station
Joseph W. Brandner
Mgr
Joseph F. Kilkeary
Prop
Charles McManus
Eee Fearon
Tay
MP Uggs
OS AM
Eam
By Cliff Steeret
Cori AL OM
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Hoa
G. G. Alll
Commerscial
Bees Dinsotox
Osssne
Alice Beckatt
Warren
Allen
Shamokin
Mabel Pheasant
Altoona
Fannie Saxon
Latrobe
Dorothy Burkett
Punxsutawney
Regina Devanney
Bloomeburg
Etta M. Lentz
Somerset
Eleanor Harris
New Brightom Hiatennats Parrake
BE. Moore
Souark
Jeroules Barto
Yaron
Johnson
Nora’ ‘C. Shallenberger
South Brownsville
Harry Logan
Bloomsburg
Anna Muehlhof
Pottsville
Mary Crisp
Tyrone
Irene Morris
New Castle
Kenneth Weyand
Paul B. Erisman
Lancaster
Anne Popiel
Bradford
Margaret Fitzgerald
Ford City
Katherine Jacoby
Elwood City
Annie Straub
Milton
Christine Marteeny
Helen
Dorothy Black
Doroth Crawford
Alice M. Scheid
Etna
Walter Arto
Wesley Knorr
Joomaburg
Ruth Shomgard
Mahanoy City
Josephine M. Jim
Renia McCauley
Gladys McCracken
Herbert Forney
Florence Beham
New Bethlehem
Anne Poples
Bookkeeping
Gladys Bixler
New Brighton
Thelma Willyard
Edith Plouse
Barnesboro
J. Elwyn Dougherty
Elizabeth Matthews
Jeannette
Charlotte Bartholomew
Sunbury
Punxautawney
Paul C. Shumaker
Meyer
Aileen Gipson
Merinds M. Grill
Franklin
Lillian Anthony
Lenora M. Nelson
Ebensburg
Helen Barnett
Stephania Baron
McClellandtown
Marian J. Alexander
Ethel Callen
Mabel A. Gray
Evelyn Jones
Helen Hill
Juniata
Sara Smith
Steelton
Helen Hudson
Clarence McCue
Anna Pansky
Paul Brigman
Renie McCauley
Josephine Jim
Claude
Henry
Avalon
Edward Kitchen
Bloomsbury
Luther Tyger
di Greenaburg
Samuel H. Donshey
West Waterstrat
the Savings Trust
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