American made shoes sell cheaper abroad
Washington May 4 American made shoes now sell for 1 to 9 percent below U S prices, based on Commerce and Labor reports. Wholesale export prices show men’s 4.00 and women’s 2.09 per pair, with declines from inside prices. Officials note exporters claim export shoes are lower quality, while prices abroad rise and U S wholesale rates for export lag behind domestic levels.
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Couch
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Department
America
Delawata
C. B
Barnes Circus Impresses Crowd With Lively Parade
The Barnes Circus thrilled crowds with an open cage parade and a diverse display of animals. Spectators packed the streets as the show opened at 7 and the evening performance began at 7 30 with a preceding band concert.
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Barnes
Gion Executives Urge Bonus Bill
Gion executives press for a bonus bill during Washington week as lawmakers consider a measure amid the 4 percent figure and preparatory talks. The report notes industry leaders urging action and outlines potential impacts on production and plans for advocacy.
Vienna Distributes Large Medal Fund
Vienna reports progress in distributing the Marian Thereem Maria wartime medals as the foundation fund grows beyond 177,000,000 crowns. Hundreds of applicants await medals for service in the former empire, with authorities facing complications in the allocation process.
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Vienna
Anpogiated Pree
Victoria Chem of Austefi’ Pte
Formmer
Town soap and suds war on hand in May strike
In May 14 dispatch from New Jersey workers protest paper shortage and wage cuts. Black and white washerwomen join a lockout demanding higher pay while housewives seek relief as employers resist raises. The struggle touches Merchantville and nearby communities as households cope with rising prices and limited supplies.
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Aseociated Press
S.J
Emen
Tate
Bow
Though 92 She Still Likes Old Clay Pipe
A fragmented United Press item notes a 92 year old woman who clings to an old clay pipe amid a period of upheaval and exile linked to the Roger Movement, with a reference to Copland and a difficult time scene fading in and out.
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Marmoth
Roger
Copland Maid
Elderly woman celebrates 92rd birthday amid strange pipe habit
A fragile seventy six or seventy five year habit is noted as the woman recently turned ninety two. She reportedly enjoyed a durably old pipe and believes it aids longevity. The piece questions whether discouraging such cheerful acts could help life extend further.
Crown Jewels Return To The Tower Of London
Crown Jewels are back at the Tower after a period in a secure private area during a recent succession. The incident involved Colonel Predy whose bold attempt failed, yet he was rewarded with a position nearby. The tale references the long-held ownership by the Migtein County Clare family.
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London
Pread'y
Migtein
Clare
Carnival Memories From a Newsies Trip
A vivid reminiscence of a newsies journey to a carnival with names like Happy Hooligan, Zane, Char Karl Klumpp, Prof Cordian and Haba Haba. The writer recalls wandering midway shows at the Greater Alimo fair and the wonders of the Museum of Wonders with playful, bygone era charm.
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Alimo
Happy Leligan
Zane
Museum of Wonders
Klumpp
Law
Cordian
Wresting Show Notes From Strange Speech Fragment
Disjointed OCR style excerpt describes a wrestling event with references to Johanning, Tony Bernard, and a crowd reaction. It recounts an animal show interlude, a phone invitation, and unclear antics with mentions of Kodala and a decorned display, ending with vague remarks about a secret and time.
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Tony Bernard
Tony
L. de
Kodala
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