Bus Riding Etiquette From Henry McLemore
Henry McLemore offers a humorous guide to riding buses in New York, explaining practical tips and social rules. He warns against waiting at signs, urges not to punch the exact change, and advises avoiding eye contact with drivers. The piece ends with a quip about a distant Glussupine family and a note on a Kansas City building.
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New York
Pat
Bestore
Henry McLemore
Therm
Harriss Bung
Signe
Hever
Corm
Wolf
Caoking
Supreme Court
Junior
McNausht Syndicate
Inco
When Is A Flag Not One Baffles Army Inquirer
Major Brown explains flag terminology to a curious inquirer, detailing the meanings of flag, colors, standard, and ensign in Army usage. He notes that flag trimming is limited to colors and standards and must fit exact dimensions, with the topic drawing many questions especially before national holidays.
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Army Inquirer
Trown
Brown
Fort Custer
Harry
Oberlin Road Community News June Meeting and Notices
The East Oberlin Women's Society held its June meeting with committee reports and a bake sale proceeds update. 4-H club and church activities are listed, including Youth Council events, a Wiener roast by the river, and upcoming Children's Day. Funeral services were held for Mrs Lora Gunn, widow of Dr R A Gunn, with burial in Cumberland. Local residents attended games in Cleveland and trips noted to Indianapolis, Detroit, and Euclid.
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Oberlin Road
Women's Society of the
East Oberlin
Gar McRoberts
Frances Edwards
Carl Langdon
Roger Robison
William Joy
C. Justin
Halph Justin
Cleveland
Robert Burls
Indianapolis
Fort Leonard Ward
Jhe
Nicholas Webber
Sn Floyd
Arthur Neal
Oberlin
Donald Webber
Previda
Mark Dyer
Pittchurch
Hurcard
John. Grivens
Merle Gras
Walworth
Ehaateth Dunn
Sherll N
Harold Hutchinson
Dann
Gray
Mermien
Mex. Gray
Hutcheer
S. Hutchinsnn
Cima
Tueday
Howard Broomene
U S Steel Output Reaches Half World Capacity
U S steel production roars at about 42.5 million tons yearly, aiming to reach roughly 30 percent of global output. Scrap shortages constrain growth while Japan buys scrap for wartime needs. Amid global conflict, U S capacity greatly exceeds Axis powers and remains the UN steel backbone with roughly 61 million tons yearly capacity across allied nations.
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NEW YORK + steel ieee
United States
American Iront and Steel Institute
Steel Industry
America
Japan
Pelor
State Department
Anaiout
Infustelal Conservaiie
War Production Board
Musolini
Axi
France
Belgium
Luremsbourg
Crechoslovekia
Tosland
Tounttes
Europe
Intruder Found As Loot Looted In Idle Chair
A tired burglar resting in a soft chair at Stes. Anna Pinole was surprised when the loot he carried was discovered nearby. The scene suggests an attempted theft ended by the intruder’s nap and the quick detection by residents.
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Mimladelphia
Stes
Anna Pinole
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Broad Street
Elyria
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Cleaneing Institution
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Penney
Wells
Glen Row
Rason Fabrica
Fauci
Lastex
Zomfort
Bloor
Pera
Muaye
U.S
Beir
Cleveland Ave
Amherst
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