De Valera Plans Legal Fight Over Irish Constitution
Dublin reports say Eamonn De Valera does not expect Dail Eireann to ratify the new Irish constitution and will oppose its adoption without renewing open warfare. He argues the people remain unsettled but their desire for freedom from England endures.
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International News Service
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Dail
England
Ireland
First Observation By Transit Of Venus
The first observation of the transit of Venus by American astronomers occurred 153 years ago at a temporary observatory in the State House yard, Philadelphia. The American Philosophical Society, founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1743, led the effort, marking a milestone in American science. Horrocks first observed Venus transits in 1639 in England, and modern American efforts in 1882 highlighted successful photographic methods.
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State House Yard
Philadelphia
New World
American Philosophical Society
Benjamin Franklin
United States
Canada
Horrocks
England
Local Speaker At State Bar Meeting
Bedford Springs hosts the twenty-eighth annual Pennsylvania Bar Association meeting from June 27 to 29. Noted speakers include Herbert Hoover Secretary of the Interior and Roland S. Morris former Ambassador to Japan, joined by Henry Hiple Lycoming County Robert K. Aiken Lawrence County John G. Marshall Beaver Richard Hawkins Pittsburgh Pitt Gifford Erie Romain C. Hassrick and Charles L. McKeehan of Philadelphia.
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Bedford
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Bedford Springs
Herbert Hoover
Roland S. Morris
Philadelpia
Japan
Henry Hipple
Lycoming County
Robert K. Aiken
Lawrence County
John G. Marshall
Beaver
Richard H. Hawkins
Pittsburgh
Pitt. Gifford
Erie
Romain C. Hassrick
Charles L. McKeehan
Philadelphia
Branded Fruit Tech Claims New York Trade Favor
Trade mark branded oranges and grapefruit win favor in New York. A perfected electrical branding machine now brands tomatoes without bruising or breaking the skin.
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New York
Weekly Summary Of Steel Trades By The Iron Age
The Iron Age reports a unsettled steel market with price advances and expected gains in July. Labor shortages grow at Western mills, especially sheet mills, as demand extends into the third quarter. Foundry iron shipments, railcar repairs, and large May output are noted along with futures for ingot and casting prices.
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New York
N. J
The
Iron Age
Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Central Western Steel
Sinclair Company
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Philadelphia
Chicago
Buffalo
Atlantic
Fuel Situation Factor In Steel Industry Now
The Iron Trade Review notes robust fundamental strength in the steel market with ongoing demand across industries. Production advances, labor shortages loom as hot weather nears, and premiums push for prompt auto sheet deliveries while Mahoning valley sheet output hits wartime highs.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Mahoning Valley
Sinclair
Illinois Steel Company
Chicago Iron
Irishman signs with both hands aboard ship
An Irish seaman named Pat demonstrates dual handed writing on a ship, first with his right hand then with his left. An officer asks if he can write with either hand and Pat replies yes, while recalling his late father who urged learning to cut nails with the left hand in case the right is lost.
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Harding
Charles P. Summerall
Edward Simpson
Honolulu
Summerall
Simpson
Pat
Harper’s Magazine
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State Bar Meeting
Mior
Charles Summerall
UNE
Euclid Avenue
New Castle
Lawrence Junction
Conneaut Lake
Euclid Ave
Pennsylvania
Erie Ly
Dodge Brothers Car Owners
Smith-Foster Motor Car CO
New Castle, PA
Neiman’s
Eiman
Neiman's
Jersey
the Suit House
OF New Castle
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