Guests From Sewickley Here Last Week End
Mrs. Richard Gambrill hosted guests including her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stanley Adams of Sewickley PA with their children F H Adams and Shirley Adams. Numerous visits from Baltimore Philadelphia and Pittsburgh followed with a homecoming luncheon for out-of-town guests hosted by Miss Mary Williamson and Miss Julia Williamson.
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Richard Gambrill
Stanley Adams
F. H. Adams
Shirley Adams
Lee Norris Hammond
Lee Norris, Jr
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mary Williamson
Julia Williamson
Local social notes include visits and birthdays in town
A luncheon at Mrs. Smith’s West Church street home welcomes out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Smith Jr of New York and Mr. Robert Lydecker of Glen Ridge for Labor Day weekend. Richard H. Best marks his twenty first birthday. Wilson and Haros return from a New England trip. Mrs Apple recalls 1898 coronation events in Holland and her London studies. Golibart moves to Rockwell Terrace. Gilson and Kolb end a Smoky Mountains trip. DeLauters return to Mifflintown after August visit with relatives.
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New York
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Glen Ridge, N. J
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Holland
Wilhelmina
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Joseph H Apple
Queen Victoria
England
Elias A Summers
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Court House
Maryland
Thurmont
Said County
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Said Street
Alonzo’ Willard
Main Street
Railroad Avenue
C. Winebrenner
John W. Null
New National VFW Leaders Visit. Camp Names and Births
New National VFW leaders Dovis and relatives visited Dr and Mrs O'Hara in Baltimore. Louise Leichert and Martha Jean Doll return from Pine Grove Girl Scout camp. Miss Mary Ingle of Washington visits Frederick friends. her father Rev Osborne Ingle led All Saints. Carroll Hendrickson Jr to Portland to attend Reed College. Arthur Hanver and wife of Middletown welcomed a son at Frederick City Hospital. Australia builds vast wire fences to deter rabbits. Western Australia fence spans 2000 miles, Queensland three times that length.
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Martha Jean Doll
Pine Grove Girl
Pine Grove Furnace
Mary Ingle
Washington
Frederick
Ingle
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Trade pacts tally rises as US expands Latin links
Washington notes with guest columnist Harry C Hawkins that the United States has 18 reciprocal trade agreements after signing with Ecuador on August 6, bringing total accords to 18 and expanding US relations with 10 Latin American nations.
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Harry C. Hawkins
Division of Trade Agreements
State Department
America
U. S
Bridges
Preston Grover
Warhington
United States
Ecuador
Agreements Cover Europe Nations and Canada Progress
Countries include seven European nations and Canada with deals already signed with Cuba Belgium Halt Sweden Brazil Canada The Netherlands Switzerland Honduras Colombia Guatemala France Nicaragua Finland Costa Rica El Salvador Czechoslovakia and Ecuador. Negotiations proceed with the United Kingdom Canada for a new treaty and with Turkey and Venezuela. In its four years of operation.
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Columbia
Guatemala
France
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Costa Rica
el Salvador
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United Kingdom
Turkey
Venezuela
Trade Agreements Act boosts US exports and world trade
The Trade Agreements Act enables negotiations for lowering barriers to increased product exchange with foreign nations. It aims to ensure non discrimination under most favored nation provisions, expand exports from $5.2 million in 1929 to over $1.5 billion in 1932, and continue growth through 1957 58. It links tariffs and reciprocal concessions to widen markets and raise domestic purchasing power.
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Economic Warfare Threat Shrinks World Trade Says Trade Pact
Article argues that halting economic warfare via trade agreements could stabilize international economy and secure economic peace, forming foundations for broader political stability and order. It emphasizes cooperation to ward off economic insecurity and foster lasting peace.
Fish clog Neocho river intake forces plant upgrade
Iola Kansas reports a surge of fish in the Neocho river choking the city power plant intake. A new intake line was constructed to prevent complete shutdowns and ensure continuous service.
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Iola Kan
Neocho
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