Armament talks and finance loom in postwar scene
Delegates from China and other nations gather for the arms conference in the United States amid pressure from Japan and the United States to curb armaments. The discussion includes Japan’s stance and possible U.S. support, with focus on arms limitation. Victory notes and refunding plans dominate Treasury notes, while German newsprint pricing shocks domestic mills as competition from German industries grows.
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Oue
China
Thineke
Nris
Firat
United States
Ince
Japan
Ig Sifu
Business Fails Amid Fierce Competition
The article notes a company announcing it will go out of business due to intense competitive pressures. It describes market conditions and the impact on employees and operations without depicting graphic details.
Chief Justice Will to preside at oath ceremony
Chief Justice Robert von Mosch ister of the state Supreme Court will leave today for State College to administer the oath to President John M. Thomas of Pennsylvania State College. Judge H. Walton Mitchell and John W. Kephart of the state Supreme Court will attend. Natives who use blowpipes for hunting have accurate aim to fifty yards.
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Robert von Moschister
State Supreme Court
State College
John M. Thomas
Pennsylvania State College
H. Walton Mitchell
Allegheny County Orphans’ Court
Board of Trustees
John W. Kephart
A. G. Baker Urges Narrower Rural Concrete Roads
The Evening Transcript of Susquehanna County urges Pennsylvania to build longer eight foot concrete strips with dirt road beside them. It argues against costly double track highways and says reducing width can help rural Pennsylvania grow while keeping farms out of neglect.
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A. G. Baker
Evening Transcript
Susquehanna County
Pennsylvania
Transcript
Churches Brave Business Slump
The Blairsville district reports pastors’ salaries rising by 20,000 in two years, debts paid, new churches built, and remodeling in progress. Aided by sacrificial giving, churches show improved conditions despite hard times. Reports from district superintendent Dr. B Wolfe.
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Blairsville
Indiana County
B. Wolfe
Commodore
Blacklick
Trafford City
Arnold
Marion Center
L. R. Jones
Pitcairn
Ralph Burmy
Bellevue
Newark
N. J
Senator leaders sought from Springfield Republican reference
A brief note calls for a leader among senators old or young, noting the burden of owning a firetrap. The piece likens it to a game of hide and seek and cautions about unknown dangers.
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Borah
Springfield Republican
Rayle Company to Build Four Story Plant in Indiana
The old Wholen Milk property at Eleventh and Philadelphia streets transfers to The Rayle Company, now based in Indiana. A four story brick steel and glass factory will rise within six weeks, with rail sidings along the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh line. Demolition of the Leffler Garage hastens as work begins, with manufacturing expected early next spring and stock sales progressing. Indiana anticipates a major new local industry and a rising business profile.
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Eleventh
Philadelphia
George T. Buchanan
Ernest Stewart
Rayle Company
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Toe
Nixon Alley
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Raiilway Company
Leffler
Rayle
Rey ‘O
Y M C A Drive Half Way Over Campaign Mark
A diary style note urges continued support for a local Y M C A drive to build and equip facilities for youth work. It stresses environment, moral development, and the role of men in guiding boys through gymnasia, clubs, and programs to foster character and responsibility.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Shaw
Ian
Heys
Tam
Hays Department
Symnazum
Y. Mwoc. A
Gener
Indiana Y
Community appeal to repair OMCC building for town progress
A citizen group plans to repair the OMCC building and restore it as a fitting community center. They urge all residents to contribute, viewing the project as a lasting gift to youth and future generations, with broad support from families and local workers. News from Chicago Daily News notes abundant venison hunting reports in the north woods.
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Noble Sporn
Chicago Daily News
North Woods
Saides
Jury fre es M Ar dle girl in murder case
Marian McArdle, 20, was found not guilty by a nine man three woman jury of first degree murder conspiracy in the stabbing death of her stepfather Daniel Kaber in Lakewood, Ohio. Her mother Eva Catherine Kaber, already serving a life term, was named in the plot. Tears and gratitude followed the acquittal as McArdle thanked the jurors.
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Cleveland
Marian McArdle
Daniel Kaber
Big Lakewood
Sharge
Eva Catherine Kaber
Kaber
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