Prosperity Era Seen By Babson
Boston June 10 Roger W Babson economist told the Boston Chamber of Commerce America is entering another period of prosperity that will last at least two years He warned that discussing conditions five or ten years hence is different and said some day we must pay for New Deal experiments with higher taxes or currency printing He added credit inflation is inevitable bringing higher living costs more labor troubles and political unrest
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Boston
America
Roger W. Babson
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Calles Activities In U S Discussed
Discussion between Mexican and United States governments concerns former President Plutarco Calles activities in the United States. Officials understood the U S would welcome him only if he remains opposed to the Mexican government. Local details remain unsettled.
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Mexico City
Plutarco Frias Calles
United States
Calies
Mexican Government Threats and Neutrality Rule
The government states that any person engaging in activities deemed to violate neutrality will be declared persona non grata. The warning underscores strict adherence to neutrality rules and diplomatic conduct amid sensitive regional tensions.
LaGrange Townsend Club Plans Election
The La Grange Townsend club met Tuesday evening with Aie. B. Clapp presiding. It was voted to hold the election of officers at the next meeting on June 23, and plans for a Charter Meeting entertainment will be made soon. The article notes Valdosta, Ga, meaning vale of beauty.
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la Grange Townsend Club
Aie. B. Clapp
Intermediate League
St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Betty Ehlert
Joss Ehlert
Betty Baus
Junior Hhrman
Donis Miller
C. BE
Schmidt
Marjorie Krieg
Norma Hollingsworth
Dore Schwitzki
Farewell party marks Jessamine Lodge meeting in Amherst
A Jessamine Lodge gathering at the Odd Fellow Hall featured a farewell for Mrs Isobel Robertson who will travel to Scotland with relatives after June 26. Attendees from Thistle and Argyle Lodges joined in luncheon, bridge, and banco as plans for upcoming events were made including a wiener roast and drill team practice.
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Amherst
Isobel Robertson
Jessamine Lodge
Odd Fellow Hall
Bridge
Banco
Anna McGhee
Isa
Kathryn
Joan Gray
Alex Mollison
Adam Mackie
Lorain
James Miller
Thistle Lodge
Alfred Wenton
Margaret Mahone
South Amherst
Argyle Lodge
Elyria
Wellington Volunteers Sell Flowers for the Blind Benefit
Wellington opens a Saturday flower sale to aid the American Brotherhood for the Blind. The drive supports Braille publications and white canes, with city figures like Mayor Lehman and Rev. Green backing the effort. Sale headquarters in the town hall clerk’s office.
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Wellington
American Brotherhood For the Blind
Anglican Brotherhood
F. R. Lehman
Edith Robinson
Charles W. Recard
Mabel Clark
William T. Moran
Mary Battles
Lonzon Green
Norman Linder
John H. Green
David Arnold
Brotherhood
America
Wellington Public Library
Italian cabinet reshuffle expands wartime government leadership
Rome reports Premier Benito Mussolini’s government plans a major reshuffle, naming Count Galeazzo Ciano’s son-in-law as foreign minister, Dino Alfieri to the press bureau, Ferruccio Lamtini to corporations, Alessandro Lessona to colonies, and Giuseppe Bastriani as undersecretary of foreign affairs.
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Benle Te
Itailas
Galeasso Clane
Knt
East Africa
Dino Alfieri
Ferruccio Lamtini
Allessandro Lessona
Ama Giuseppe Bastrianini
Warsaw
Ferargs
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Lee Womack
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