Chamber of Commerce to tackle new industrial problems
Washington May 1 The U S Chamber of Commerce opened sessions ahead of its sixteenth annual convention to consider more than a dozen entirely new industrial problems arising from postwar mass production. It aims to direct rising national efficiency toward broader prosperity and higher living standards rather than a foreseen machine age drudgery.
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Arrest. Youth Wanted At Findlay
Del man Haws, 18, wanted in Findlay on a murder charge, was arrested in Columbus at his sister’s home and returned to Hancock county for arraignment. Findlay authorities say Haws helped murder a night watchman on January 13. another youth was arrested and implicated him after arriving from Findlay Sunday night.
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Watchman Fires On Youth At Kroger Store Roof
Cleveland May 7 17 year old Chas Kramer was shot and gravely wounded by a night watchman at a Kroger Company store after the youths on the roof failed to halt. Officers said cigarettes stolen from a nearby establishment were found on the Kroger roof.
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Castles in the Middle Ages Lecture Tonight at Oberlin
Professor J W Thompson of the University of Chicago speaks in Warner hall at 8 15 pm on Castles and Castle life in the middle ages with focus on art architecture and defensive arrangements illustrated The life of the higher classes in that era forms the main theme The annual Junior prom was held Saturday night at the Art building with about 200 couples dancing to Geo Williams orchestra at The Music Box Cleveland a huge success
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Virginia Professor Holmes Delivers Two Lectures
Professor Harry N. Holmes of UVA Chemistry spoke on Emulsions and Popular Interest in Research this past weekend. He previously attended the National Research Council annual meeting in Washington and was elected to the council's executive committee for the coming year.
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Y M C A announces employment bureau hours at Elyria theatres
The college Y M C A sets daily employment hours from 10 to 12 a m and 1 15 to 1 45 p m for students seeking lawn, garden, and cleaning work and residents with job needs may call during those times. Miss Irene Pennington spoke on The Library as an Educational Center at a Y WCA meeting in Warner Hall. The Robertson Smith Players open at Rialto with The Best People, featuring Charles A. Browne and Anne Linwood, with G Swayne Gordon directing. The company, touring Pennsylvania New York Ohio, expects a large crowd. tickets run 75 cents main floor, 50 cents balcony. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. McKechnie suspended three days for abusing umpire Pfirman in St Louis.
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South Africa Holds Vast Coal Resources In Capetown
Capetown May 7 South African officials announced the country has within its borders 250000000 tons of coal and ranks second or third in the world for coalfields. The disclosure underscores South Africa as a major energy supplier amid growing regional demand and international mining interest.
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Roumanian Peasants’ Party Calls for Constitution Restore
In Alba Iulia on May 7 delegates of the Roumanian Peasants’ party passed a resolution endorsing any means to overthrow the present government. They urged unity of the Roumanian people and readiness to defend the country with blood, opposing ten years of anti constitutional rule and demanding restoration of constitutional government. No mention of Prince Carol or his throne candidacy was made. The resolution followed similar statements from Sunday’s meeting.
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Legislation Sparks Senate Conferees in Cotton Probe
Fragmentary OCR notes show a debate over lawful overreach and self defense in a state regime, with mentions of a cotton investigation. A motion, framed as self defense, is tied to overthrowing a regime as lawmakers assess an unanimous consent calendar. Conferees in both chambers discuss the bill.
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Congress Today Senate: tax bill hearings and probes
Senate moves on tax bill as campaign fund investigation opens hearings. Agriculture subcommittee begins review, signaling ongoing scrutiny of policy and funding issues affecting lawmakers and committees.
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