Market investigation tightens over alleged unfair practices
New York reporters quoted Chairman Fletcher stating market investigators will pursue evidence of illegitimate pear operations amid rising market activity. Senate counsel Pecora advised on possible committee action, while Fletcher claimed market fluctuations do not prove illegitimate activity and pledged to gather information through the summer recess.
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IGTON
New York
Arm
Fletcher
Pecora
Senate Com Counsel
Marses
Wace
Inon
Scotland's principal industries in the early economy
Scotland's main activities include brewing distilling printing rubber manufacture biscuit baking manufacture of drugs and chemicals, reflecting a diverse industrial base in historical context.
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Urgh
Scotland
Police Sought In Disappearance Of Mrs Duncan And 3 Children
The disappearance of Mrs. Joe Duncan and her three children from 639 West River Street was reported to police by husband Joe Duncan at 8:30 P M. She left about 11 A M July 6 while he worked at Berea and did not return that night. He later learned she had not gone to her sisters as he suspected.
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Joe Duncan
West River Street
Kohn To Direct Housing Board
Public Works board appoints New York architect Robert B. Kohn as director of housing and subsistence homestead activities. He praised Ohio city plans for systematic housing construction to improve conditions and had been set to speak at a Cleveland housing conference before canceling to finish departmental personnel.
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Washington
Robert B. Kohn
New York
Public Works Board
Ohio
Kohn
Cleveland
O. L. Coffin
Cleveland Real Estate Board
White
First recovery poster shows Uncle Sam with worker and businessman
Washington with the national recovery propaganda campaign unveiling a poster featuring Uncle Sam centered between a laborer with a dinner pail on the right and a business man with a briefcase on the left. The trio advances in unified forward motion under July 7.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Sweden’s Arctic Towns Grow Around Industry
Sweden hosts towns and industrial settlements far above the Arctic Circle. The developments cluster around mining, energy, and rail links, shaping communities despite extreme daylight patterns and remote geography.
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Sweden
Arctic Circle
New School Boss Dr. George F. Zook Joins Education Post
Dr. George F. Zook becomes United States commissioner of education on July 11. The image shows him at the National Education Association convention in Chicago, while he retires as president of the University of Akron in Akron, Ohio.
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George F. Zook
United States Commissioner of Education
National Education Association
Chicago
University of Akron
Akron
Counterfeiter Arrested in Dayton With Fake Bills
William A. Ryan, 25, arrested on a counterfeiting charge in Dayton. He was turned over to Federal authorities after officers confiscated counterfeit $2, $5 and $10 bills. Authorities said he photographed real bills and reproduced them with photographic plates, with about $10,000 of the fakes circulating locally.
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Dayton
William A. Ryan
Ryan
Elyria Y M C A Board Meeting Set For Tuesday
Reports on activities of the Elyria Y M C A will be presented by officers at the board of trustees meeting to be held next Tuesday afternoon at the Y M C A building. A number of business matters will also be considered at 5 PM.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
Board of Trustees
Buddhist Monastic Order Allows Free Exit for Members
The Buddhist Monastic Order permits no lifelong vows and states that any member may leave at any time.
Judge Bevis Fined on Speeding Charge in Grove City
In Grove City Ohio Mayor John C Felton fined Ohio Supreme Court Judge Howard L Bevis fifteen dollars for speeding after a three week old arrest for traveling 48 miles per hour through the judge. Bevis pleaded guilty as onlookers gathered, with attorney Paul L Gingher present.
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Columbus
John C. Felton
Grove City
Howard L. Bevis
Ohio Supreme Court
Bevis
Felton
Paul L. Gingher
Columbus Automobile Club
Western Reserve Student Wins Fontainebleau Scholarship
Joseph Ceruti, a fourth year architecture student at Western Reserve University, won the FontaineBleau Scholarship funded by the Charles Frederick Schweinfurth Fund. The award, given by the Cleveland Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, recognizes all around ability and talent in architectural design. He will study in Napoleon's Palace at Fontainebleau for several months and return to WRU in the fall.
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Cleveland
Napoleon’s Palace
Paris
Joseph Ceruti
Western Reserve University
Ceruti
Fontainebleau
Charles Frederick Schweinfurth
American Institute of Architects
Old Stagecoach Line Had Unique Fare System
FALL RIVER Mass. Ainsworth describes an old stagecoach line between Bethlehem and Littleton New Hampshire with a three class fare of 7 3 and 1 50. No seat choice existed and class determined on steep hills with the driver’s commands First class keep seats Second class walk Third class push.
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Fall River
Mass
WUP
Bethlehem
N. H
Littleton
Herbert Ainsworth
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