European plan for US backed economic disarmament
Former Belgian prime minister Paul van Zeeland, sought as Europe's economic ambassador, works on a two conference program. He advises U.S. participation in talks to lift tariff barriers, restore prewar markets, and address currency and armament reduction with Britain, France, and other nations. He travels to Paris and consults French and British authorities on this mission.
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Paul van Zeeland
Belgium
Europe
Roosevelt
United States
van Zerland
Fryer
Britay
France
Paris
van Zeeland
Washington
Balkans
East Central
Vienna
Prague
Bucharest
Cne
Dry Party Notes and Classified Ads Fragment
Fragmentary page text references a prohibition party and classified ad sections. It mentions branding, surface finishes, and a garbled mix of words with stray phrases about business and cash. No clear events or names emerge.
Mothers Roch Elects Queen Mothers Roch Elects Queen
The Platevtlye Association of Mothers of San Antonio elected Miss Gladys Gonzales for 1998 queen. Coronation planned at La Fedo plughouse with a program of travel and music from Mexico. Gils Gavica will be master of ceremonies. Proceeds to aid expectant needy. Princesses chosen to represent next year include Chovig FP Pann and others.
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Platevtlye Association of Mothers of San Antonio Baukday
Gladys Gonzales
Theaubleian
la Fedo
Mexico
Gils Gavica
Ceremoniaty Fonds
Chovig FP. Pann
Gatores
Galtan
Swath Hernandes
Olivia Pevex
Maria Thava
Addy Cabrera
Marina Rivera
Jdae
Mina Bratton
Rebeca Rexendez
Marwarita Vandervort
Zulema Tora
Rllsa Estrada
Green urges labor reform in New Year address
Washington dispatch reports President William Green of the American Federation of Labor delivering a January 1 speech urging a shorter work day and wage pace as a remedy for the recession. He cites improvement prospects in 1998, while noting uncertainties but optimism for better industrial conditions next year.
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Washington
Jan
A. Foot L
Diplomatic reshuffle eyed for United States posts
Washington dispatch reports upcoming transfers in the US foreign service. Joseph P. Kennedy is named to succeed Robert Worth Bingham in London, with Davies possibly leaving Moscow for Ottawa or Paris, and Hugh Wilson slated for Berlin. William C. Bullitt may not want Paris left.
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Washington
INS
United States
Joseph BP
Kennedy
Robert Worth Bingham
London
Davies
Joseph FE. Davies
Moscow
Marjorie Post Hulton
Paris
Rome
Ottawa
Hugh Wilson
Geneva
Sec
Berlin
William E. Dodd
Bullitt
Wilson
Bullt
Roosevelt
Bull ‘Litt
Youth Electrocuted Riding Horse in Astoria
Louis A. Haskins aged 20 died in Astoria after attempting to free a horse entangled in wire. A loosened wire end contacted a high tension line, sending current through his body as he tried to disentangle the animal.
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Astoria
Ore
Jan
iNs
Louis A. Haskins
Haskins
Life Underwriters Meet Here January 26 in San Antonio
Widely varying parts of the United States will be heard here on Wednesday January 26 when the 1988 Tri City Sales congress spon sored by the State Association of Life Underwriters convenes in San Antonio. More than 510 delegates are expected.
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Life
United States
State Association of Life Underwriters
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
C. D. Douglas
State Association
Mouglae
Congress
O. Sam Cummings
Kansas City Life Staties
National Association of Life Underwriters
Joseph Gantz
Cincinnati
Ohio
Grant Taggart
Cawley
Wyoming
Bert GC
Nelson
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Paul Conway
Albany
New York
Conway
John Hancock Ab
Bert Nelson
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Milhouses
Grant ‘Taggart
Catvney
Grant Taggard
Pacific Mutual Life of
California
Gants
Alfred Is Best Man at Dallas Wedding
A Dallas wedding announced Miss Eric Wilson Ward of Wichita Falls wed Col. W. T. Knight of Wichita Falls, oil operator. Governor Aimnons and Governor Janes V. Aled attended as best men, with Mrs Ben J. Stapleton of Denver as the wedding guest.
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Alfred
Dallas
Jan
Eric Wilson Ward
George Ward
Wichita Falls
Col. W. T. Knight
Texas
Letter Aimnons
Colorado
Janes V. Aled
Ben J. Stapleton
Denver
Republican Named Cincinnati Mayor
In a surprise move at the first official session of the new city council James G. Stewart a Republican was elected mayor of Cincinnati. The deciding vote was cast by councilman Wiley Craig an Independent who holds the balance of power in the new council. Stewart had been prominently mentioned as the Republican favorite in the gubernatorial primary next September.
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James G. Stewart
Cincins
Fall Industry Outlook Dark
Washington Jins Jim Pelley president of the Association of American Railroads warned gloomy prospects for the railroad industry in 1938 citing dampened enthusiasm from 1937, rising costs and taxes, and declines in freight and passenger revenues since 1939 with significant price increases in materials and wages.
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Washington
Jim
San Man
J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
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