Milan Strike Shuts Down City Amid Communist Demonstration
Fifty thousand workers joined a three hour strike in Milan led by communist dominated chambers protesting factory closures. government banners hung as crowds paraded through sites like Duomo and Sesto San Giovanni. Speeches by leaders and a brief government shutdown followed before banners and chants faded.
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Milan
Chamblor
Duomo
Deshi
Safar Electric
Sesto San Giovanni
Brownie the town dog earns a bank account tale
Henry McLemore recaps Brownie the town dog who became a local celebrity after an auto accident and charitable donations. Brownie now has a bank account funded by gifts and photo sales, with locals joking about income tax and umbrella expenses while Brownie lounges at his corner house.
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Brownie
Ed Budgen
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Wellington Rebekahs Install Officers and Club Activities
Rebekah lodge in Wellington installed new officers including noble grand Marion King and vice grand Phyllis Carmen during a palm and poinsettia decorated meeting. Other activities reported include Sara Binder Auxiliary plans, Kent Street Birthday Club membership, a note on Charles Barnes winning operation, a weekly Legion game night, and a Fireside Club discussion on religion and home life.
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Rebekahs
Wellington
Lillywood Rebekah
Verna Meyers
Margaretta West
Marshall
Marguerite Lewis
Rose Rogers
Mildred Carmen
Florence Dunford
Mae Seeley
Marguerite Wolfe
Fannie Brouse
Noble Grand
Irving Dunford
Thomas Wilde
Bernice Phillips
Wilde
Odd Fellows Lodges
Sara Binder
Temple
Order of Eastern Star
Matilda Tegtmeyer
Mildred Breyley
Mabel Bear
Dorotha West
Barker Street
Tegtmeyer
Hussell Jordan
Kent Street
George Brumby
Richard McKisson
John Carmen
Charles Barnes
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Pa, Early Wednesday Morning. Mr. and Mrs. Barnes
Herrick Avenue East
BeViers’ Inc
American Legion
Helen Irish
Marie Fortney
Mabel Romeis
James Feron
Louis Holub
Paul Romeis
William D. Finkel
Jow
Romar Telner
First Congregational Church
Warren Church
La Grange Gleaners meet at Methodist church
Thirty three members and three guests attended the Gleaners class meeting in the church basement on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Charles Folsom chaired the business session and appointed committee chairs. Mrs. Karl Kolinski read a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Dellinger about their Europe trip. Two contests were held and refreshments followed.
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la Grange
Salvage Materials Auction At Shelby Depot
Col. R. W. Dyer announces invitations to bid on lots of salvage materials at the 831st AF Specialized Depot Shelby. Bids open publicly at 10 a m January 25 in the contracting officer’s office. Material located at Shelby depot may be inspected until bid opening. Items include tanks ladders water coolers pumps engines stoves mattresses clothing shoes office furniture and equipment. Bids considered only for the entire lot.
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R. W. Dyer
831St AF
Shelby
Home movie sound track to debut for eight millimeter film
Marvin Camras of Armour Research Foundation announced a development of a magnetic sound track for eight millimeter home movies. The project aims to enable talking pictures for private film viewing and home entertainment, signaling a new era in consumer cinema.
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Chicago
Marvin Camras
Armour Research Foundation
Film edge deposits spark home movie commentary
Camras notes film edge deposits and mentions the possibility of adding running commentary to home movies. The Chronicle-Telegram report from Elyria, Ohio, dated Friday January 91, 1900, is cited.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Ing
Camras
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Pekin
Ill
Julius Janssen
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Faith Ware Herrick
Gladys Bessemer
Marilyn Cooper
Dorothy Richmond
Carpenter’s Beauty Salon
Broad
Truman
Independence
John C. Prendergast
Prendergast
Sew
Gem Rotary Electric Headquarters
Sewing Machine Sales
Panney's
Jim Penney
Penney’s
Underwear Values
Pocket Savings
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