7 000 More Men to Be Hired in Pittsburgh Steel Region
Pittsburgh steel district prepares for a surge with 7 000 additional workers. Homestead plant to recall 4 000 as 125 000 tons of plates for Radio City drive demand. Photo notes reflect rising orders and broader industrial recovery in early American industry.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Pittsburgh
Homestead
Radio City
New York
America
Pittsburg
Paul Revere
Rad Industries
Luke A Burke resigns from Bank of Manhattan Trust
Luke A Burke, 17 and nephew of Mayor Walker, quits after a month as a file clerk at the Rockaway Beath branch. In a letter to superiors he cites mutual benefit, poor pay for work, and a desire to sleep in the mornings, noting family illnesses and his conscience.
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Luke A. Burke
Walker
Rockaway,Beath
Bank of Manhattan Trust Company
Manhattan Monthly
Young Burke
Nan Walker Burke
Far Rockaway
Bank of Manhattan
If No Competition Then Price Fixing
Senator Walsh of Montana argues that Sherman Act modification to aid business stability may require federal price regulation. He warns that eliminating competition could let monopolies set prices, while noting existing antitrust aims to preserve competition and price discovery. He calls for clear regulation if competition cannot be maintained.
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Hartford Times
Walsh
Montana
Defending the League and a British Lord in Law and War
The piece contrasts Senator Walsh defending the League of Nations to avert war with anti league critics. It notes Lord Kylsant's 12 month prison term for falsifying Royal Mail statements. It criticizes English justice, compares it to U S practice, and cites a local corporate fraud trial as flawed by legal delays and insufficient intent proof.
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League of Nations
Manchuria
Walsh
Montana
League
St. Louis Post Dispatch
London
Lord Kylsant
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
England
United States
Hoover unemployment drives Maryland contracts praise
The Baltimore Evening Sun notes Mr. Hoover's organization reports Maryland contracts totaling 40000 dollars last week. It highlights a Vienna church repair, Allegany county bridge work, and Snow Hill curbs and gutters, praising local effort while crediting Hoover's program for attention to jobs.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Hoover
Maryland
Free State
Vienna
Allegany County
Snow Hill
Mr.Hoover
The Faithless Public Servant and the Rule of Law
The passage condemns a corrupt official who conspired to defraud oil lands, noting eight years of litigation ending in a year and a day in prison. It contrasts American criminal law with English standards, urging respect for orderly law to prevent national moral and financial costs from unchecked crime.
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Albert B. Pall
Continental Trading Company
Supreme Court
England
Stewarts
Sinclairs
Blackmers
O’neill
Room for Argument on Women Doing Everything Men Do
The piece challenges Mr. Nock’s view that women can do all men do and cites historical limits in sports, arts, and politics. It mocks the notion, noting famous male figures in design, cooking, and leadership, and ends by urging readers to enter their daughters in a doll contest.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
Albert Jay Nock
Nock
Proserpine
Pluto
Bill Hallahan
Bill Tilden
Michelangelo
Rembrandt
Titian
Moliere
Byron
Keats
Shelley
Paris
Paul Poiret
United States
Mabel
Emily
Newell Blair
Armistice day activities and local visits in South Sunol
The article lists numerous local residents attending Armistice day events in Sterling and Crook, together with social visits, calls, and family gatherings. It notes illnesses, family milestones, and daily tasks such as corn husking and shelling, plus church dedication and meals with relatives from the Bonser, Kendrick, and McCracken families.
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Joe Komlofske
Crook
H. E. George
Tom Kendrick
Harry Bonser
H. W. Bluhm
C. W. Bonser
Elsie
Perry Borcham
Brush
B. M. Lewis
Dr. Razor
Wm. Brown
Brown
F. L. Chapman
Lars Lind
Sterling
Chapman
Beno Ranch
Clyde Robertson
John McCumber
George McCracken
Ernest Bonser
C. O. Lind
James Vacik
Merino
G. W. Bonser
New Presbyterian Church
Sidney
Charles Simpson
Simpson
Bonser
Sunol Neighbors Share Visits and Daily News
Sunol locals report C. H. Henkel and brother visiting. George Graves from Lodge Pole called. H. B. Shaffer visited Sidney. Herbert Glassburn and son Ross appeared in Sunol. Paul Booth ill with flu then improving. Families travel, host welfare meeting, and tend farms across Sunol and nearby Sidney.
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Ard
Sunol
George Graves
Lodge Pole
Shaffer
Sidney
Herbert Glassburn
Ross
Paul Booth
W. W. Craig
A. J. Englert
Englert and Mrs. John Demers Shop Ped in Sidney
Englert and Mrs. John Demers were shopping in Sidney on Thursday afternoon.
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Englert
Mrs
John Demers
Sidney Thrusday
Sunol Callers George Allington and John Spence
George Allington and John Spence served as Sunol callers on Tuesday, delivering readings and updates to residents.
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George Allington
John Spence
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