Outlook improves for Pennsylvania industries says labor official
Harrisburg December reports state no industrial depression, rail and textile sectors adjusting. Dr. Clifford B. Connelley, commissioner of labor and industry, sees a weeding out process stabilizing labor markets, with production speeding and a healthy boom expected by March.
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Matrimonial Mix-Up Ends Harmoniously
Allentown report says Miles Roth, a world war veteran once reported killed in action, has remarried in Daytonia Florida while his former wife Myrtle Duke Messing now Mrs. Roth has divorced. Roth’s army service included the 108th machine gun battalion and a French theater stint.
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Secluded woman ends 59 year homebound period
In Hancock New York Miss Fannie M Read 78 leaves her home to attend the funeral of brother E Darwin Read 90 breaking a 59 year self imposed confinement begun during the Civil War when she refused to leave home after her fiancé died in battle. After the funeral she returns to seclusion.
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Air conference named annual event after Guildhall parley
The International News Service reports in London that the air conference will become an annual affair following the successful Guildhall air parliament. The immediate impact remains limited though copies of papers read were distributed to attendees.
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Air Officials Worldwide Address Boost for British Aircraft
The global air officials have been mobilized, and as a result British aircraft manufacturing enjoys a significant boom across nations. This surge in attention follows coordinated international engagement and policy alignment.
American Youth Balances College Costs at Ohio Wesleyan
Akron Ohio December 7 War prosperity has not taken from American youth the custom of earning his way through college. At Ohio Wesleyan University about one third of students work to pay expenses with 445 students working year and about 80000 dollars earned. Summer work adds another 200000. Average student expenses run 633 dollars per year. President John W Hoffman cited these figures and said the trend remains strong and that any capable student can work through college.
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Mice Gather Bean Crop in North Dakota
In North Dakota a bean related to the peanut grows with a single bean per plant. Field mice gather these beans and stash them in underground storehouses for winter. Indians know how to locate the caches and raid them in autumn, but supplies are invariably replaced.
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