Italy Starts Talks to Fund War Debt with United States
The United States State Department said Italy will begin negotiations on June 25 to fund its 2.138 billion dollar war debt. The move follows informal talks between Italian Ambassador Baron G. De Martino and Secretary Mellon. Belgium also plans a debt commission visit to Washington in July.
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Ex-Service Men Asked To Meet
All ex service men who ran a typewriter drove an automobile packed a gun or hauled an anchor during any war the United States engaged in are asked to be at the Legion Home As-
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Community action to set new flag pole base
Residents on North Jefferson street are urged to report by 6:30 PM to help lay the concrete base for a new flag pole. Workers from auto, typing, and gun clubs will use shovels, picks, and concrete mixing hoes. Fatigue uniforms will be worn.
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Perry Gaston Post to Hold Evening Legion Meeting
All members of Perry S. Gaston Post No. 343 American Legion are urged to attend tonight at 8 in the Legion Home. Members may help set the concrete base for the new flag pole as a prep exercise. Several important matters are on the agenda.
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Steals To Satisfy His Eleventh Wife In Constantinople
The hereditary keeper of the sacred relics of Mahomet was arrested in Constantinople for selling precious silver relics to bazaar merchants and replacing them with plated copies. In a confession he said he did this to satisfy the tastes of his eleventh wife.
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June Births Tie To Highest Infant Mortality
A comprehensive study by the Children’s Bureau of the Department of Labor finds infants born in June have the highest mortality in the first year, with male babies 25 percent more likely to die than females. The study analyzes 23,000 babies across eight cities and notes 187,000 annual deaths under one year in the U.S. with 98,000 in the first month.
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Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
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Crossword Puzzle Word List and Clues
Crossword puzzle suggestions describe filling confident words first to reveal crossing letters. Horizontal clues cover common terms from guide to retreat and beverage, with many standard crossword answers across parts of speech and abbreviations.
Cigaret Tip Fashion Matches Gowns In Boston
Boston women adopt a new fad of color tipped cigarettes to match gowns. Shops on Tremont Street and in Back Bay offer blue green scarlet mauve pale yellow and rose tipped cigarettes along with the traditional gold and silver tips for feminine smokers.
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Nation Health Improves With 13 Percent Drop in Death Rate
Chicago June 19. The National Bureau of Economics Research estimates a 13 percent decline in the nation's annual death rate over the past decade. Improved disease resistance from better physical well being is noted as a key factor. American families are increasingly attentive to food values for health.
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Boys and Girls Crossword Puzzle From the Newspaper
A short description of a crossword puzzle for children explaining the grid rules. It lists word clues for Word 1 spring flower, Word 3 older berry, Word 5 woods fullness, Word 6 to unweave, and Down words including a performance building, a sunshade, and a female deer.
Word Play Dazzles The First Lady In London Humor
The London Humorist quips about the First Lady and her use of unusual words in cross word puzzles. The piece pokes fun at language, calling out playful terms like decan gular and ferruginosmn as part of a humorous exchange.
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Oil City Man Named Head Of State G. A. R.
A. M. Breckenridge of the Rutherford B. Hayes Post in Oil City was elected commander of the Pennsylvania Department of the G. A. R with no opposition. W. H. Ferguson of Oil City was elected senior vice commander of the Sons of Veterans. The two groups and four allied organizations held state conventions here this week.
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Need More Rooms For Centennial Week In New Castle
New Castle citizens with spare rooms for Centennial week June 29 to July 4 are urged to notify the centennial committee. Many have offered space and more rooms are needed. provide name, telephone, address, and price. Contact Miss Iretta Dart at the Legion Home or call 4417, or notify Harold C. Hunter, secretary.
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Jury fines driver for nuisance over porch lighting
In Joliet Justice George Obsitinuk's court Leon Mower was found guilty of disorderly conduct for operating bright car lights on a porch veranda while a young woman entertained a male guest. He was fined $10 plus costs. the case was brought by George Tatro whose sister Audrey was annoyed.
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