Hull urges quick tariff cuts at World Economic Conference
London report states W.E.C. delegates hear Cordell Hull, U S chief envoy, propose a four point plan to curb tariffs and restore free trade. He calls for direct two nation treaties or general pacts to reduce barriers and avoid discrimination while restoring international commerce.
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London
W. Cordell Hull
United States
Economic Commission
World Economic Conference
Hull
pheasant farm near Wellington reports eight thousand young birds
Edward Nash cites 8200 young pheasants at the State Game Farm near Wellington with ages from 3 weeks to 5 days. By July 1, over 6000 more eggs will hatch for distribution across Ohio counties for hunting. Local visits mention Plymouth residents observing Chemists’ exhibits and a two day World’s Fair plan.
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Edward Nash
Wellington
Ohio
Jack Edwards
Plymouth
Sybrandt
Prospect Ave
This bride went home to HIS mother
An odd promotional piece extols Hanes underwear with risqué double entendre about underwear length and fit, urging customers to seek P. H. Hanes Knitting Company of Winston-Salem North Carolina for product details and dealers.
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Hanyes
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Company
Winston-Salem
N. C
Moore Bradley Nuptials In Wellington
Tuesday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs Recard Grace Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Moore of Pittsfield Wa wed Scott Bradley son of F E Bradley of Wellington. The couple used a ring ceremony and will reside at the Bradleys after a short trip. The Baptist Church awaits The Westervelt Missionary Family slated for July 12.
Trade Barriers Targeted in Hull’s Resolution Caption
The article discusses Hull's resolution captioned as issued by the secretary of state and the American delegation. It notes the caption aimed to base a gradual reduction and removal of artificial trade barriers, avoiding renewed repudiation and potential adverse world trade effects.
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Hull
Secretary of State
United States
Westervelt Missionary Sons Inspire Charleston Service
Reverend Theodore Westervelt and fourteen missionary sons educated at the Westervelt Home in Charleston will host an open public service. Reverend H K Finley speaks in New London on Tuesday evening on Current Events in the Light of Prophecy. Beulah Beach outing for Young people from local Baptist churches on July 19, sponsored by the Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches. A large audience heard a prophetical sermon at the Baptist Church last Sunday evening. Sermons on current events touching prophetic portions of Scripture will be delivered.
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Theodore Westervelt
Westervelt
Charleston
S. C
H. K. Finley
New London
Win One Bible
The
Baptist Sunday School
A. C. McClellan
Elm St
Women’s Prayer League of the Baptist Church
Beulah Beach
Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches
Baptist Church
Mrs Florence Overholt Dies Aged 81 In Prospect Street Home
Mrs Florence Overholt 81 died Wednesday morning at the home of Mrs Frank Damon Prospect Street where she had lived for some time Her husband Joseph Overholt a Civil War veteran predeceased her She is survived by two grandchildren Halcyon and Joseph Overholt of Homerville Ohio Funeral services will be Friday at 2 PM from Andrews Funeral Home Rev Lutzoma of the Christian Church will officiate Burial will be in Spencer cemetery Keith S Andrews in charge
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Florence Overholt
Frank Damon
Prospect St
Joseph Overholt
Halcyon
Homerville
Ohio
Andrews Funeral
Rev
Lutzoma
The
Christian Church
Spencer Cemetery
Keith S. Andrews
Birthday Party for 4-H Sewing Club Member
Miss Eleanor Gariss entertained twelve members of the 4-H Sewing Club on her sixteenth birthday Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served and a large birthday cake decorated with candles was featured.
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Eleanor Gariss
4-H Sewing Club
Roedels Triumphs Over Penfield 16 to 9
A large crowd at the school grounds saw Roedels defeat Penfield 16 to 9 last evening. Pitchers K Lapor ite for Roedels and Kellog for Penfield delivered strong performances in a thrilling game.
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Penfield
Roedels
K. Laporite
Kellog
Birth in Toledo to Mr and Mrs Sidney Warner
A son was born Monday evening to Mr and Mrs Sidney Warner of 1505 Potomac Drive Toledo weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces. Both mother and baby are doing well. Also notes Mary Louise Bradstock works at Farmers Grain and Milling Company, David Arnold was in Massillon, Miss Louise Park visits Oberlin, and Robert Gott a Case College junior tours Chicago with classmates.
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Sidney Warner
Potomac Drive
Toledo
Mary Louise Bradstock
Farmer's Grain and Milling Company
David Arnold
Massillon
Louise Park
Oberlin
Robert Gott
Case College
Chicago
Fac
A. L. A. Unit Sets July Meetings and Picnic
The Auxiliary met and scheduled a July 17 gathering at Herbert Reeps residence Herrick Ave west. A picnic for the Legion and families is planned for July 23 at Chippewa Lake with each bringing a dish and a basket lunch. Transportation can be arranged by calling Mrs George Bishbaugh or Mrs Frank Obrig. All members urged to attend.
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Herbert Reeps
Herrick Ave
West
Chippewa Lake
Legion
George Bishbaugh
Frank Obrig
Christian Church Picnic Supper Plans Announced
The Christian Church will host a picnic supper on Sunday June 28. Cars will depart the church at 2 30 PM and attendees are asked to bring basket lunches for the outing.
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Christian Church
Ghosts of Hanged Return Haunting Kew Village
Ghosts said to repeat ancient executions on the village green in Kew England have residents in near panic. Ghostly knocks resembling a scaffold being built have awakened locals including Hon. Gil bert Coleridge and Reverend F H Biddlecombe. Councillor F W Frost notes past underground passages and a monastery, and mentions a haunted house nearby.
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Kew
England
Gilbert Coleridge
F. H. Biddlecombe
F. W. Frost
Mount Vernon aims to plant Washington era flower specimens
The Mount Vernon Ladies Association seeks to plant specimens of flowers that Washington might have known, aiming to recreate the colonial garden palette and preserve horticultural heritage.
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Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association
Washington
Close Battle Gap Narrowly Nearly Sparks War
During World War I Britain's Grand Fleet and Germany's High Sea Fleet faced each other within 42 miles as both fleets prepared for battle, a historic near confrontation that could have sparked a major war if engagements had occurred.
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Britain
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Hanes Athletic Union
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Junior Grissinger
Courtland
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