Gettysburg veterans honor peace a July 3 dedication
Thousands of old soldiers from both sides gathered at Gettysburg National Military Park for a peaceful commemoration. President Roosevelt dedicated a peace memorial with The Flame of Eternal Peace atop its shaft as conferees praised harmony across the land.
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Gettysburg National Military Park
Roosevelt
Gettysburg
Yanks
Johnny Rebs
Lene
Stars and Stripes
War Department
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mr. Roosevelt
Overton H. Mennet
Grand Army of the Republic
John M. Claypool
The
United Confederate Veterans
Real Drive on Low Mood Amid Year of Strain
The president cites a real drive to counter depression in a tense year. Relief agencies, public works departments, and related groups face challenges as mood and morale sag across the administration and public services.
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Roosevelt
Sweden
Europe
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Strike disrupts New York World's Fair construction work
More than 6,000 workers were affected by a general strike of construction men at the New York World's Fair. The strike, called by the Building Trades and Construction Council, an AFL affiliate, halted all construction except for structural steel. It arose from a jurisdictional dispute.
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Building Trades and Construction Council
American Federation of Labor
New York Exchange Names William McChesney Martin President
William McChesney Martin, a St. Louis brokerage head and former chairman of the New York Exchange, was elected president at a meeting. He will receive a salary of 96000 dollars annually as the exchange reorganizes under new leadership amid securities market concerns.
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N. Y
Villiam McChesney Martin
St. Luis
New York
Ligerel’ Greip
Meuibushic
Rail wage talks begin July 18 in Chicago
Representatives of the Railroad Trainmen and the Carriers' Joint Conference plan a July 18 meeting at the Stevens Hotel in Chicago to negotiate a proposed 15 percent wage cut. Trainmen, about 150000 strong, led by A F Whitney, oppose the reduction. On July 20 the other eighteen railroad brotherhoods will open talks with management led by George M Harrison of the Railway Labor Executives' association.
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Stevens Hotel
Chicago
A. F. Whitney
George M. Harrison
Railway Labor Executives' Association
Indiana G O P Nominee Willis RAMONE from Angola
Willis RAMONE a newspaper publisher and veteran Indiana Republican leader won the senate nomination at the state convention in Indianapolis on the third ballot defeating four rivals including former Senator James B. Watson. He edits the Angola Republican since 1898 and heads Steuben Publishing, publisher of the Angola Herald with another editor.
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G.O.P
Willis Ramone
Willis
Angola
Ind
Senate
Indianapolis
James B. Watson
Steuben Publishing Company
Angola Herald
Flying Amazon of Turkey Takes Center Stage News
In a column of eclectic society notes, LEMUEL F. PARTON profiles Turkey's lone woman air force officer Sa gen Gueckchen, known as the Flying Amazon, detailing her bombing exploits and poised demeanor. The piece moves to Mrs. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler hosting a prize event, highlighting intellectual and humanitarian pursuits, then veers into tangled references to aristocratic figures and old-world academia with humorous asides.
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York
Kemal Ataturk
Turkey
Greece
Balkans
Saen Gueckchen
Deraim
Anatolia
Batic
Faye Mantor
Russia
New York
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
New History Society
P Brotherhood
What to Eat and Why C2 Miracle of Milk Recounted
Houston Goudiss extols milk as the supreme food, detailing its nutrition by six value points and its key role for children and adults. He argues milk supplies protein minerals vitamins and energy, costs less than illness, and should be a daily staple for all households.
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C. Houston Goudiss
East 3Rd Street
New York City
Benjamin Franklin
Win—C. Houston Goudiss
Designs for Sheer Cottons Patterns Feature Child and Women Styles
The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept offers two designs 1505 for ages 4 6 8 10 12 and 1545 for ages 12 14 16 18 20 in dims like shirred gowns and a Solero Frock for little girls with puffed sleeves and a short bolero. Patterns require specific yardage and trims. orders go to Chicago Illinois.
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Dimity
Batiste
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Ill
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Modern World Promises Tested Recipes From Advertisers
A newspaper feature extols laboratory driven experiments and manufacturer ads as proof of progress. It presents a seasoned section of an old family cook-book with formulas and recipes claimed to be perfected by national advertisers and long labor, inviting readers to rejoice in modern living.
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Hopkins
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Chanter
Hollywood
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Mirza Ahmed Sahrab
Mohammed
Abdul Baha
Peru
Trinity College
Richard Bartheimess
Berthemness
Caroline Herrin
Fessehs
Buz Hibva
Gib
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