Rotary convention stresses contact and cooperation in business ethics
At the St Louis Rotary International meeting, leaders urged high ethical standards in business, emphasizing contact among buyers, competitors, and the public. President Havens outlined the shift from “Let the Buyer Beware” to buyer and seller responsibility, praising universal exchange and the Golden Rule as foundations of modern civilization.
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Raymond M. Havens
Rotary
Earth
Businoss
War Case Records Show Large Recovery in 12 Months
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty submitted a 12 month summary from the war transactions section. Recoveries totaled 3,198,385 with judgments of 1,225,919 and 91 other cases involving 62,408,267 pending in federal courts, plus a huge Chemical Foundation claim around 100 million.
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Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Chemical Foundation Unit
Confess
Department
United States Treasury
Department of Justice
United States Court of Claims
Court of Claims
Associations Adopt Standard Ethics Code Across Nation
St Louis June 20 AP More than 170 trade and professional associations have adopted ethics standards for members, announced by Bert Scribner of Pueblo Colorado head of Rotary's Business Methods Committee at Rotary International convention. He called for universal ethical baselines and noted campaigns to align employer employee relations and public dealings with shared moral standards.
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St. Louis
Rotary International
Bert Schribner
Pueblo
Colo
Rotary Business Methods Committee
Behribner
United States
Bert Scribner
Colorado
Rotary
Canary Sevens Sheets
Fragmented OCR reads like a stray newspaper snippet. Mentions Canary Sevens and a practice paper. Possible reference to a tribune or newspaper page with unclear context and odd phrasing. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond Canary Sevens.
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Neas
Evening lodge meetings and reception committee urged
Consider appointing a reception committee to greet the president. All delegates are urged to be present. Pythians Mest-The Fort Hall Lodge No. 6 of the Knights of Pythias will meet this evening. Scottish Rite Meeting-A special meeting of Pocatello Lodge of Perfection will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. Ruth Chapter-Ruth Chapter No. 3, OBE, 8., will meet Thursday evening in regular session. A short program has been planned and refreshments.
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Theaw
Daugherty
Congress
United States
Thomas
Bigger
Kerr
L. C. 8. Church
First Ward
Y. W. C. A. Board Wilil
Columbia Dance
Columbia Hall
Meade
Bungalow Orchestra
Keystone Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Dreamland
Orchesa
L. A
R. T
W. O. W. Hall
Central Labor Union
Pythians
Fort Hall Lodge No. 6
The
Knights of Pythias
Pocatello Lodge of Perfection
Ruth
Eagles Fraternal Meeting Plans Candidates in Hall
Eagles meet Thursday in the Knights of Columbus hall to institute a number of candidates. A large attendance is hoped for by organizers and members.
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Eagles
Order of Eagles
Knights of Columbus
Swimming Classes at the YWCA Schedules
The swimming classes at the YWCA run for ladies from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm. Children under 14 have sessions from 10 to 12 am and 4 to 5 30 pm.
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