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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
4
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Geneva Sweden and Norway have ratified the League of Nations General Act of Arbitration Conciliation and Judicial Settlement of Disputes. Belgium has also ratified. France awaits parliamentary ratification. The act, adopted by last year’s September Assembly, strengthens the Kellogg pact’s enforcement.
Max Slutzker invites friends to the Temple Barber Shop in the Masonic Temple Building offering boys haircuts for 25 cents and 50 cents on Saturdays, with four chairs and no waiting.
The League aims for a united world order through its General Act of Arbitration Conciliation and Judicial Settlement, the Kellogg Pact, and the peacetime framework, regarded as the keystone of future peace architecture. The General Act is a comprehensive policy document, replacing the Geneva Protocol in part, and detailing machinery to settle any international dispute.
The article explains that after failed attempts to secure mutual assistance under the Geneva framework, the League adopts a General Act preserving key principles and machinery. It notes that disarmament should follow security, with nations relying on the League Covenant and Kellogg Pact to build the security needed for eventual disarmament.
Mrs. Due of California and Mr. and Mrs. W. Gaston of Oberlin visited at TU Horton home. Rufus O. Gill and Mrs. Melissa Gill stayed with granddaughter Mrs. Charles Lampen in Lakewood. Alvin Carpenter returned from Columbia. Miss Frances Gifford resumed work at Oberlin Chemical Lab. Various local visits to Oberlin, Wellington, and Cleveland noted. class reunion at Ohio Wesleyan. travel to Toledo and Fremont for Frances Gifford and Stacey Gifford. wedding of Stanley Elden and Blanch Ryan in Oberlin. Dale Piper on business trip to Philadelphia.
Frederick and Elmer Ehlers returned home after three weeks with their Detroit uncle. Numerous visits populate the week, including Dermott Pickett and William Morris in Vermilion and Lorain, and Mrs. Harvey Chambers in Rocky River. Several residents host callers from Elyria, Chicago, Detroit, Akron, and Bethlehem. Continuous visits, hospital plans, and move announcements mark the neighborhood calendar.
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