West Side School Notable Thrift Record Achievement
The West Side school reports a remarkable yearlong thrift record across grades 6A 6B SA 4A 4B 3A 3B 5A 5B and 2A 2B with dozens of students earning thrift diplomas certificates and honorable mentions. Awards were presented by Robert M. Strickler Jr for savings tracks from one to five years, recognizing many students and teachers across multiple grades.
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Radium Company Settles With Girl Victims
Newark June 6 The radium paint victims reach a settlement after months of litigation. They will receive 10000 dollars cash immediately 2000 for past medical care and 600 dollars annually for life plus free medical treatment for life.
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Train-pird Pays for His Curiosity
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Digger and chorus girl terms shift amid Chicago row
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