Unclear OCR: Labor and wage report fragment
Fragmentary report summarizes average weekly earnings rising 2.8 percent year over year and up 6 percent in compliance sectors. Notes increases in electrical work and winter preparation, with earnings varying across industries such as mobile bodies, car construction, bakeries, meat processing, and printing. Highest wage cited at $31.76 for document workers. printing and publishing at $31.05.
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Avera
iVdy
Thade
Secretsburizh Today
Ofc
Arera
Faport
Chemland
and Planing Mill
New Wave of Robberies Alarms Northwest Region
Paul October 30 reports a resurgence of fast robbers in the Northwest ending a quiet period. Vigilant action is urged as thieves adapt with new methods to elude capture before snow halts activities. The note appears in Diana County's only daily.
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Paul
Ilantes
Nong
Moved at last Drexel Institute Rittenhouse Clock
The famous Rittenhouse Clock at the Drexel Institute in Philadelphia was moved during museum floor renovations. Built before the Revolutionary War, it once belonged to Joseph Pale and later to Professor Barton before George W. Childs donated it in 1898. The clock, standing nine feet tall, features sixteen chime sets and a pendulum, recording time and celestial positions though repair costs may exceed its original value.
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Teats
Philadelphia
Kittenhouse
Joseph Pale
Thomas Prior
Sir William Howe
Prioy
Pocket Accumulator Drives Motor Ten Days
Moscow report states Professor Loffe of the Russian Academy of Science has built a pocket sized accumulator with enough energy to run an automobile for ten days and nights. The inventor claims the device is compact enough to fit in a vest pocket.
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Moscow
Loffe
Russian Academy of Science
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