Skilled labor shortage eyes New England industry recovery
The text warns of a premium on skilled labor amid low apprenticeship, noting Massachusetts employment services struggle for six months to fill skilled machine work roles. It argues shortages could rise with a coming equipment replacement boom and suggests young workers should train now to secure future industrial payrolls.
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New England
Massachusetts State Employment Service
Massachusetts
Public Friends in Elyria Describe Local Helpers
The piece praises Public Friends who roll up sleeves for community work, accept duties in local groups, and urge giving to worthy hometown causes. It notes they attend meetings, offer constructive suggestions, and speak warmly of Elyria’s progress and institutions, acknowledging many such Friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elyria
Three And A Half Million Cars Again It Is Demonstrated
A Detroit meeting of the Automobile Manufacturers Association reports the largest production year since 1929 with a six month sales outlook near 3,525,000 cars and trucks. Recovery is aided by reciprocal tariffs and broader world markets, with old cars worn out and new road construction spurring demand. Industries like petroleum steel copper and rubber also rise, and rail freight will move about 3,130,000 carloads. The nation stirs as wheels of business and industry turn toward growth.
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America
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Detroit
Hull
Economic Stress Shrinks Bulgaria Monasteries Abroad
Monasteries in Bulgaria and Mount Athos face abandonment as economic pressures push monks to cities. Rila Monastery in the Rhila Mountains and the famed Mount Athos site see lean, few monks, amid rising living costs and reduced public support. Also noted are car light violations on the Elyria Oberlin road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Europe
Rila
John of
Riila
Balkans
Mount Athos
Macedonia
Marie
Roumania
Aegean Sea
New York Day by Day in a July Journal Entry
A nonlinear diary style slice from New York Day by Day notes July observations on literary figures and media. It surveys Gilbert White in France, William Rose Benet, Major Yardley, and actors like Lily Pons and Gertrude Lawrence, plus remarks on Griffith and Wells, with satire on press agents and a Greenwich Village setting.
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New York
Gilbert White
France
William Rose Benet
Arthur Somers Roche
Jeffrey
Major Yardley
Harry Leon Wilson
Ruggles
Hendrik Willem van Loon
van Loon
Bagatelles
Robert Benchley
Causten Browne
Seattle
Bob Ripley
Gertrude Lawrence
Lily Pons
Billy Gaxton
Henry James
Alex Munthe
San “Michele
Anniversaries of notable historical figures and dates
Anniversaries list notable figures with birth and death dates including Ta. Comte de Rochambeau born 1721, died May 10 1807. James B Finley born in North Carolina died Sept 1 1856 in Cincinnati. Gideon Welles born 1802 in Glastonbury died Feb 11 1878. George Sand referenced with 1804 entry.
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Comte de Rochambenau
Francs
America
James B Finley
Ohio
North Carolina
Cincinnati
Gideon Welles
Hartford
Famed names and birthdays in a cluttered archival note
A compact anthology of obituaries and memorials lists Josiah Gorgas and other figures with terse biographical markers. It includes birthplaces and death dates for several notables, a rundown of today in history events, and a batch of birth anniversaries for figures from Hart to Laughton, with brief, dated observations.
Amherst Children Day Observed With School Program
Amherst reports a Children’s Day program during regular worship featuring a three act play If There Were No Children by Epworth League members, plus recitations and songs from Junior and Primary Sunday School. Also notes community events including Mite society host, prayer meetings, outdoor campaign, praise service, Townsend club meeting, Knights of Pythias, Pageant of the Wedding Gowns, and a fire call to Stop 38 Fos ter Park Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Curties
Epworth League
Roy Hathaway
Park Avenue
Mite Society
Amherst Fire Department
Foster Park Road
Avon Club Meets Avon In Social Evening
The Morning Glory Club entertained by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heckel at their home Saturday evening. Prizes awarded to Mrs Edward Klingshirn Mrs Charles Wilford and Mrs Lawrence Heckel. Lunch served by hostess. Next meeting planned with Mr and Mrs Wil Fisher. Church services at Baptist Church featured two notable Sunday evening sermons. Hospital notes list Walter Viergutz admitted Sunday. Numerous brief items recount weddings travels visits and social calls among Amherst and surrounding towns.
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AVON
Morning Glory Club
Lawrence Heckel
Edward Klingshirn
Charles Wilford
Wil Fisher
William Berg
Clair
Tonnawanda
N. Y
Walter Reinhard
Florence Hoefertz
Henry Dute
A H. Smith
Pleasantview Sanatorium
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Charles Ross Barefoot
Toledo
A M. Rickel
G. Menges
Berlin Heights
Amherst Friends
Elgabeth Walper
Luella Walper
Blissfield
Mich
A. C. Kreeger
East Martin Street
E. W. Lahiff
Agnes
Zita Lahiff
Watkins Glen
N.Y. Ma
F.C. Moore
Oberlin
Amherst
Howard Solomon
Milton
Cleveland
A. Williams
Noted Explorer Scott Remembered Amid Contested Story
A reflective essay recalls Robert F. Scott the English explorer who perished in Antarctica. It notes the enduring image of a cross and a modest inscription honoring a gallant officer despite lingering questions about the tragedy and its aftermath.
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Antarctic
Robert F. Scott
Books on Manchuria Sent Back Amid Chinese Prohibition
Manchuria themed books printed abroad and sent to China are returned as China bans all printed material on Manchuria. The move reflects ongoing censorship and sensitivity around Manchuria in Chinese policy. The incident underscores restrictions affecting publishers and international distribution of regional topics.
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Manchuria
China
American, Thirty-Year-Old Pioneers Global Agriculture Institute
A thirty year old American, identified as David Lubin, leads an effort to form an international agricultural body. The aim is to establish a global institute to advance farming, with Rome cited as a reference point and broad international involvement.
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David Lubin
Rome
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Cnema
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Rahway
Edgar Wallace
Sinclair Lewis
G. Wells
Clay Morgan
Ballyhon
Greenwich Village
Bao
Tom Geraghty
Sane Tobacco
Conpright
We Naught Syndicate
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Univ. of Alabama
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Pop” Anson
Chicago Club
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Mars
David White
U. S. Geological Survey
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Washington
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Provinces of Canada
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
Land of Kola
White Sea
Arctic
North Russia
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard
Clarkaville
A. S
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Colorado
Virginia
Susan Glaspell
Provincetown
Mase
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Davenport
Iowa
Charles Laughton
Walter White
Nazl Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Atlanta
William M. Mann
National Zoological Park
Washington, D. C
Helana
Mont
William G. Everson
Portland
U. S. Militia Bureau
Worcester
Foursquare Church
B. A. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
DeVries
Pythian Hall
Townsend Club
L. J. Beach
Knights of Pythios
County Association
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Kathryn Brown
June Penders
J. 8. Clifford
Party
Murbach Coal
W. Bridge
Fender
Specl
D. Wash
Seion
Mens
Olish Bickel
Tif
Brat
Drees
Ane
Firestone
Stewart-Warner
Auto Radio
Firestone Service Stores
Trip
the Baptist Church
Hospital News
Walter Viergutz
McKosky
Eou
Glenville Baptist Church
Glenville Church
Jacob Hoffman
Lewis Fisher
Lakewood
Alfred Walker
la Gough
Banks Patterson
Parma
Miss Fox
Chillicothe
L. A. Wells
E. V. Beidler
Ray Sehwan
Emil Malinosky
Sunmmmer
UTS
Alex the Barber
Broad Street
Hughes Prov
Middle Ave
E. J. Blaser Telephone
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