Ford Financier Heads War Rumors in Mexico Talk
Boston Herald quotes Henry Ford II at his Sudbury Wayside Inn asserting financiers push talk of war to seize Mexico's resources. He says such aims are ridiculous and can be handled without war, urging industrial development instead. He cautions against Hollywood style plots to influence the President and comments on American public alertness.
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Duanier
Mexico
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Herald
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Rogie
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Cape
Alexica
Ford Motor
Scovld
Aerial Wire Length Endorsed by Retailers Committee
One hundred feet of wire for a radio aerial gained broad support from U S retailers. A3 Cart, chairman of the committees on standardization for the Redis Manufacturers Association, led the drive.
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Redla
United States
Chaiman
Cumalittes
Manufacturers’ Association
Swallows False Teeth Prompted Ship Rescue at Sea
A Swedish seaman aboard Eric Jonsson awoke to two false teeth blocking his throat after dropping from a pivot while the German steamer Zimorodok sent a distress radio. The Hamburg America Line ship Thuringia heeded the call, reached the vessel, ferried the doctor to tend Jonsson, but the teeth could not be removed, remaining lodged in his body.
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Boston
Zmardiok
Ateamue Thuringia
Iine
Zimorodekert Phildelphia
Homburg
Eric Jonsson
Jonsson
Thuringia
Deaths and notices from Medthle morn ing to Charler' obits
Deaths include Sarsh Althea Gorby 16 of Williamport died at home after complications. Lulu L Rebuck died suddenly in Harrisburg from a heart attack. Obituaries mention Edmand Hoover, George Stevens, and extended families in Heavine Jours and Haferstown. Card of thanks from Morenun OC. Roney family thanks neighbors for support during illness and death.
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Althea Gorby
Walter Joy
Willamaport
John
R. T. Manley
Lulu L. Rebuck
Nebuck
Harrisburg
Slater
Amoy Halasher
Mittlespring
Jobe
Asaid William J. Seiders
Charler’ Edmand Hoover
Wider
Heoret
Putomae Awanue
Bunday Quteincon
Stologts
Pittsburgh
Charles
Washington
AL Elder Hoover
Mra
Morenun OC
Roney
John H. Money
Farily
Ady
Primary Law Boosted by Gov Fisher Inaugural Address
Gov John Fisher, in his inaugural address, defends the broad primary system as a tested, necessary tool despite public doubts. He recalls initial skepticism from Towne and others about its expansion and argues the mechanism has performed satisfactorily, while emphasizing strict enforcement of prohibition questions.
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Gov. Fisher
Hartisburg
John & Meher
Oiles
Tip
Nebellevad
Demolay Degrees Axe Conferred at Special Meeting
A special meeting of Magers tof Chapter Order of DeMolay was held Tuesday evening January 1. Initiatory and DeMolay degrees were conferred on Arthur D Bowers Harold B Alan William Valemyer Ray Lawn Jarrett A Staton Howart R Rohrer Jr Charles W Rinehart Jamed A Hall Orville J Beachley John C McCuny Berk ly C Yenkle. Regular meeting will be held this evening with officer elections.
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Magerstof
Arthur D. Bowers
Harold B. Alan
William Valémyer
Ray Lawn
Jarrett A. Staton
Howart R. Rohrer
Charles W. Rinehart
Jamed A. Hall
Orville J. Beachley
John C. McCuny
Berkly C. Yenkle
Arcadia Company Incorporation Granted In Arcadia
Arcadia Company Incorporated West Washington street received a certificate of incorporation from the State Tax Commission yesterday. The firm to operate a hotel, wine room, and restaurant with $4,000 capital in stock at $10 per share. Incorporators listed as A Syilan Br jawant, Alun J Bachrach, and Walter Baker. Remodeling of the Academy Theatre lobby is underway and Alun J Bachrach, theatre manager, will also manage the lunch room. Tropic soils in U.S. south ed States. surveys indicate tropical soils similar to Cuba and West Indies.
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Arcadia Company, Inc
West
Washington Street
Vaneau
Academy Theatre
Guittal
A. Syilan Br Jawant
Alun J. Bachrach
Walter Baker
Academy
Theatra
U.S
Cuba
West, Indian Islands
United States
Attack Threatened at Bon Tuan del Sur on Pacific Coast
A poorly legible 1940s era clipping reports a general on both sides of the Costa Hican frontier nearing conflict near Bon Tuan del Sur on the Pacific coast. The article notes armed forces and a threatened attack, with sparse details.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Janu
Zapatis
Libaral
Costa
Hican
Bon Tuan del Sur
Pacific
Consumer meat grades and classes defined by USDA
The consumer grades and classes for cattle are set by the United States Department of Agriculture. Consumers base their meat selections on these classifications when meat reaches the market.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Exchange plans set for US Europe weather radio link
Arrangements approved to exchange weather data between the United States and Europe by radio. Messages will be sent daily and received by the United States Weather Bureau to improve forecasts and reporting.
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Europe
United States Weather Bureau
Dewands May Force School Bond Issue
Dewands proposes a new school bond issue to fund improvements as education figures show Washington county with lower indebtedness than Allegany and Baltimore counties. State figures show Washington County with about 818,000 in school bonds outstanding, while Allegany has 1,775,000 and Baltimore 2,481,607. The article notes assessable basis per dollar of debt and compares property values and taxable bases, urging improvements to the Broadway and Wayside plant. rural areas lack modern facilities. Donations of bread from Maubeck Baking Company to Kings Daughters Salvation Army Day Nursery and Deileyne are reported.
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State Department of Education
Washington County
Allegany Enuety
Baltiaugre County
Washington Eounty
Allegany
Allegany County
Ubati Talf Ab
Ubati Talf Ab Ihough
Broadway
Maubeck Baking Company
Bo Thy Kings’ Daughters
Salvation Arm
Que Day Nursery
Deileyne
River Freezing Cuts Off Current in Town
A cold wave froze the Potumne river disrupting plant operations. The dam and intake structures halted water flow, leaving the town without power as security and mill plants shifted to emergency service. Officials report sustained cutoff until water circulation resumes and reservoirs stabilize.
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Imeeze
Te Potemne
Security
Mill Yilte
Fire destroys house amid early morning blaze in Hyattstown
A fire at John Anderson's home in Hyattstown Frederick County forced Mowe persons to flee, one a recent hospital patient. Mrs Anderson woke the family as flames consumed the building and firefighters from Rockville failed to save it. The house was a total loss, estimated at 34,000 dollars.
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John Anderson
Hyattstown
Froierick County
Local Prices and Products From C M Host Market
Reading of prices shows items like flour blends and universal age mash with uncertain cataloged costs. Numbers such as 1490 and 2.50 appear alongside dairy and commodity listings amid garbled branding and vendor names.
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Hangerstown
Jen
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Wayne Dairy
Universal Age Mash Jpeereyee
AO Waghe Obick Atertar
That Baby You've Longed For That Baby You’ve Longed For
Mrs Burton of Kansas City offers free confidential advice to married women on motherhood and fertility. She describes years of difficulty and periods of sorrow, pledging to share her secret to any interested wife by writing to 2444 Massachusetts Ave, Anson City, MI. Letters will be confidential.
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Margaret, Burton
Kansas City
Pater and pelican at London Zoo in odd film scene
An unusual sequence at the London Zoo features a photographer coaxing a pelican named Pater toward a feed house for a large flounder. The quirky moment highlights the animal’s curiosity and the photographer’s prompt action in capturing the scene.
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Pater
Pelivan
London-Zoo
West Hagerstown Crusade Sees Surging Attendance
Last week’s crusade under way and centered on West Hagerstown churches. Attendance has surpassed expectations with large crowds at the services and a strong response from the community. Evening events feature preaching, choirs, and public discussions led by Harold Vigneville and local clergy.
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Ophis Avaning Ie
Ghurch
Featuraa
Harold Vignevile
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