Five Hundred Thousand Employers To Get Blue Eagle
Washington reports that over 500,000 employers in nine service trades will receive envelopes from the Post Office containing letters from NRA administrator Hugh S. Johnson and two return cards. One card is for a placard displaying the code's labor provisions and the other for the Blue Eagle badge. Display of the eagle will certify compliance with labor provisions and locally agreed trade practices after NRA approval.
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Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Erature
Ally
Post Office Department
National Recovery
Hugh S. Johnson
Fragmented health advice text on digestion and breath
A garbled instructional piece discusses digestion, liver bile and acetone in breath. It warns of symptoms when overeating and urges taking Carter's Little Pits as a remedy, presenting a dated, questionable clinical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Carter
War Mothers of 1917 to Meet at the Y Tonight
The War Mothers of 1917 will gather at the Y tomorrow evening and all members are urged to attend. An accompanying note includes an application postcard for official labor provisions copies required by executive order and administration rules, with a directive to fill sign mail and display copies upon receipt.
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War Mothers of 1917
FAIR RATES ESSENTIAL FOR FIRE INSURANCE PROFITS
The stock fire insurance industry prides itself on stable rates amid rising costs and service improvements. Industry spokesmen warn against rapid rate cuts, stressing that stability, safety, and permanence protect policyholders. Rates reflect community fire losses, and arbitrary reductions risking operating losses harm the public interest.
Community Couples Take Weekend Trips and Visits
Local residents and families journeyed to nearby towns and lakes this weekend. Edwin Vetter and Edwin Leh spouses drove to Willow Grove. Frantz and Gogel families visited Saylorsburg. Wagner family spent time in Bethlehem and Allentown. Brobstand Knecht and others went to Quakertown for the White Church homecoming. More visits spread to Macungie Saylors Lake East Greenville Bath Saylors Lake Brodheadsville Monroe County Tatamy and Saylors Lake with numerous relatives.
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Margaret Marx
G. F. Bahnsen
Margaretta Marx
Carrie Grunert
Town
W. F. Wantzel
Wind , Gap
Madelyn Hughes
Bristol
Conn
Marion Schaeffer
Washington Street
Fred, Honeyman
Church Street
J. H.fulmer
Erie
Carolyn Wunderly
Marguerite
Buffalo
Great Lakes
Detroit
Jaé Island
Chicago
Walter C. Bachman
Boston
New England States
Elwood Anangst
Wilson Uhler
Wildwood
N. J
Paul Wunderly
Daisy Wunderly
Alice Wunderly
Pocono's
Kryl Carty
Ross
Victoria
Sadie Carty
Quake Town
Pennhurst
Bucks County
Raymond Shirlids
Virginia
New Street
Pen Argyl
George Danner
Robert
Robert Osman
Allentown
Lou Morris
Maud Chunk Street
Stocker
Forks Church
Mauch Chunk Street
Quakertown
Russell Flory
Maudh Chunk Street
John Hagenbuch
Lincoln Avenue
Earl Ecenfelder
Christian Spring
Edwin Vetter
Franklin B. Leh
Willow Grove
William Frantz
May Gogel
Gladys Gogel
Park Street
Saylorsburg
Alvin Frantz
Floyd Wagner
Bethlehem
Elwood Huber
Alfred Brobstand
Clara Knecht
South Broad Street
White Church
William Andrew
James Fromm
Barbara
Evergreen Street
Ella Romig
Macungie
Reuben Lazarus
Albert Schiary
Schoeneck
Say
Siegfried
Ralph Kahler
Kathryn
South Main Street
Saylors Lake
Nettie Dech
Paul Shire
Tatamy
Brodheadsville
Monroe County
Clyde Colver
Latshaw
Ontario
Dana
Frank Keim
Evelyn Wambold
Easton
Joseph Keppel
Donald McCandles
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Hawkscraft
Westinghouse Electric
Stromberg-Carlson
Atwater Kent Electric
Kellogg Electric
Hytron
Anglemire
South Main St
Nazareth, Pa
the Snapshot Guild
Ene
Co-operative Gas and Electrical Dealer
Metropolitan Edison Company
George Bensing
Moorestown
Bath
Frank P. Rohn
ST. Nazareth
Howard E. Weisley
J. F. Bartholomew and Son Funeral Service
H. O. Simons & Son Contractors
Ph Sat
Nazareth
Penna
Leonard
Ntor
W. F. Messinger
SO. Main ST
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