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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
3
The article proclaims Boys Week will be bigger than ever with a national committee plan. Each day focuses on a theme from Sunday church involvement to Saturday outdoor activities, outlining Boys Day in church school citizenship entertainment industry loyalty and outdoors.
General von Hindenburg won Germany’s presidential election by a large margin, securing a seven year term. The race featured Karl Jarres and Wilhelm Marx as main opponents with Ernst Thälmann third, and women voters helped push Hindenburg over the top in a turnout that surpassed the March balloting.
Carnegie Trust Company and the First National Bank of Carnegie in Allegheny county, both run by John A. Bell, shut their doors as a frozen coal market sagged. State secretary Peter Cameron cited below requirement reserves and asset stagnation, with deposits over 6 million dollars. The First National Bank reopened later. Bell, a longtime political figure, faced ongoing scrutiny of his finances.
Reading Pennsylvania confectioner William H H Ludien announces a bonus plan of 250 dollars per year for each child in a worker family who stays in school and does not work. He says many families force children to quit school for earnings, so the plan aims to keep youths in education.
Alfred Bohm a retired Brooklyn businessman says his custom burglary insurance kept his Grand View summer cottage safe for seven years. He left a $50 note on the library table promising burglars a reward if they did not damage furnishings. This year the bill vanished and the note remained intact with a thanks scrawled across its face.
Otto Olson of Ephrata lectured about current tobacco markets fertilization soil tillage curing and acreage guidance to about 40 growers at the Vocational School. State and county agriculture officials toured the school and a later luncheon fundraiser raised 13 for the Camp 286 Patriotic Order of America contingent.
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