Jurisdiction dispute interrupts yard 35 work clash
A matter of control over certain work sparks trouble between the Brickmakers and Stationary Engineers at yard 35. Local social notes describe arrivals and departures, visits to relatives in Bay City and Wellington, and wedding trip celebrations.
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Dalton
John Metevia
Edgar
Estella
Bay City
Mich
Metevia
R. Schwarz
Rudolph
St. Joe
Louise Koehncke
Buffalo
N. Y
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Quebec
Boston
New York
Hudson River
Albany
Hulda Schulte
Libertyville
Olga Lawrence
136Th Street
Riverdale
Wellington
Ill
Matt Wirtz
Wernicke
Nuncia
Edward Ripley
Riverdale Band
Col. M. H. Kelly
Homewood Vol Fire Dept Picnic Tug Of War Result
The Homewood Volunteer Fire Department picnic drew a crowd as the tug of war went to the older men team led by Wm Brutlag Carl Steiner Wm Buggert Fritz Puhrmann and Elmer Farmer against Mr Koop Wm Heise Ed Smith Christ Suhs and Wm Brei in a hard fought match.
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Homewood Vol. Fire Department
Wm. Brutlag
Carl Steiner
Wm. Buggert
Fritz Puhrmann
Elmer Farmer
Mr. Koop
Wm. Heise
Ed. Smith
Christ Suhs
Wm. Brei
Ward sisters and Ruth Alsip return fromInstitute
The Misses Lulu and Cora Ward and Miss Ruth Alsip came back Saturday from a week at the Teacher's Institute held at Wendell Phillips high school.
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Bernice News
Lulu
Cora Ward
Ruth Alsip
Wendell Phillips High School
Local Notes From South Holland Area
Jacob Meeboer sidelined with pleurisy and substitute station agent Wm Roberts. Anthony Jacobs visits brother in Norman Oklahoma. Miss Katherine DeYoung entertained Miss Ethel Gordon of Chicago. Mrs H J Brock and B W Brock visited Al Bardwick family. Miss Mary Gouwens returns to Whiting high School. Janet Elizabeth Bardwick Jennie Rietveld teaching in Beecher. Harry Koedyker teaching at Schrumville. Peter Vandrunen and Wm Rockrohr of Dalton start motorcycle trip through Iowa.
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South Holland News
Jacob Meeboer
Wm. Roberts
Anthony Jacobs
Norman
Oklahoma
Katherine DeYoung
Ethel Gordon
Chicago
H. J. Brock
B. W. Brock
Harvey
al. Bardwick
Mary Gouwens
Whiting High School
Janet
Elizabeth Bardwick
Jennie Rietveld
Beecher
Harry Koedyker
Schrumville
Peter J. Vandrunen
Wm. Rockrohr
Dalton
Iowa
Army's Largest Blimp Nears Completion at Goodyear Zeppelins
The TC 13 airship, the Army Air Corps coastal patrol craft built by Goodyear Zeppelins in Akron, aims for October 15 trial flights. It measures 283 feet long with a 54 foot diameter, 360000 cubic feet gas capacity, and can lift about 223000 pounds. It fuels 900 to 1300 gallons, flies up to 100 hours at 25 mph, and features in-flight refueling and a subcloud car for ground action reporting.
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United States
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Akron
Ohio
Army Air Corps
Army
Air Corps
Perpetual Flux Drives Call for Language Recruits
A reflection on language as a living body in constant change, urging new terms and usages to replace diminishing words. The author notes ongoing loss of vocabulary and the need for conscious efforts to sustain linguistic richness. The piece emphasizes active participation and adaptation in language evolution.
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Telton
Mips In Relief Map Berlin Bus Streetcar Subway Lines
Aid for the blind shown by relief figures on main Berlin corners map bus, streetcar and subway routes to city areas. Indicates navigational help for visually impaired travelers in the capital.
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Berlin
Fair Attracts Thousands As Century Progress Exposition Opens
Thousands visit the 1933 Century of Progress grounds daily paying ten cents admission though opening is June 1. Three outer entrances guide visitors to 11 exposition buildings with private displays and special features including an alligator farm and Admiral Byrd’s ship. The grounds span nearly 1.25 miles of exhibits with guided tours and a private Fort Dearborn structure charging admission. Government funds support a new exposition building as 6 hundred workers are on site and 5 000 daily visitors average, with 13 000 on a recent Sunday. The fair ends next October after four months of extensive displays and activities.
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Tah Street
22Nd Street
35Th Street
Science and Transportation
Fort Dearborn
Board of Parks Commissioners
New York
Admiral Byrd
Bud Clancy Emerges as Regular for Brooklyn Dodgers
Bud Clancy a Jersey City recruit has earned the regular first base job with the Brooklyn Dodgers. A left handed hitter and thrower he shows poise and proves his claim to be a big leaguer with solid play at the plate and in the field.
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John
Bud) Clancy
Jersey City
Brooklyn Dodgers
Penitence and true repentance in moral law
A meditation on penitence contrasts sorrow for sin with fear of consequences. It cites cases of forgery and wage theft where individuals express mixed remorse, questioning whether genuine contrition stems from guilt or social exposure. True penitence is held to be sorrow for sin, not for being found out.
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John
Warner
Ile
Jensen
Western Newspaper Union
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George H. Schaefer
Frank Diekman
Ridge
Homewood News
First Trust and Savings Bank OF Riverdale
Twin City Sales and Service
Chrysler
Plymouth
Henry J. Mohr
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton
Illinois
Doltom
Gabsy Gertie
Blt Syndicate
WWNU
Anthony Basile Plumbing
Lincoln Ave
Dolten
Isaac Shilling
159Th St. South Holland
Quinn’s’Cycle & Gen’s
A. R. Harris
Liehman Avenue
Hammond
Carondelet Ave
So. Chi
Gladstone
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