Factory Rollers Pin Handle Expert John Says At
Industry report notes the factory uses an expert rolling pin handle technique referenced by John, indicating specialized tooling or method. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1929
Page
5
Industry report notes the factory uses an expert rolling pin handle technique referenced by John, indicating specialized tooling or method. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR.
All members of his immediate family except daughter Col Mary Booth, who commands Army operations in Germany, were at General Booth's bedside when he died. Funeral plans to be announced after Gen Higgins visits the family. Burial likely at Abney Park in northern London with Salvation Army honors.
United Press correspondent describes a rift in Paris's Montparnasse among Japanese painters led by Tsuguharu Foujita. Some push modernism and cubism while die-hard traditionalists cling to Japanese screen and fan art. Foujita's ambition includes an American exhibition and a large loan of works.
The Ohio department Grand Army of the Republic seized Findlay for a week to start the sixty third annual encampment with patriotic services. Auxiliary meetings and a tree dedication at the armory marked the opening. A flag was presented to Findlay High School and the parade is set for Wednesday. John McClay of Columbus spoke briefly. The Daughters of Union Veterans gifted a flag pole and monument.
LONDON June 17 Gen Bramwell Booth founder’s son and Salvation Army second general died at his Hadleywood home near London at age 73 after a period of ill health. He was ousted as commander in chief last winter by the army’s high council, a move believed to have hastened his decline. His condition worsened Sunday morning.
Coast guardsmen battled towering seas to tow a disabled surf boat carrying 21 Laurel crewmen after the freighter split in two in a heavy gale. Six men were rescued by a second boat, four remained aboard the hull with hope, one presumed drowned, as Red Way and Red Wings cutters hastened to aid as debris and planks complicated operations.
In Hakodate Japan on June 17 violent eruptions spread panic across the district. Refugees fled the countryside while electricity was cut to prevent damage. Factories closed and special trains operated to move evacuees from danger zones.
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