Coal Exports to Ease World Shortage Cited by Shipping Board
Washington special: H Y Salit head of the shipping board’s export department testifies before Senate inquiry on coal supply. He cites a world shortage of 62,463,000 tons and says U S exports about 7,000,000 tons yearly while Europe and other nations need much more. Salit notes Canada France Italy and Britain among major needs and outlines 194 ships allotted to coal trades to boost overseas shipments amid declining domestic production.
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H.Y. Salit
Shipping Board
Export Department
Senate
Fretinghuysen
New Jersey
Sal Pipping
United States
Canada
Birnmbou
Toms
China
Italy
John
Sweden
Norway
Salut
Switzerland
Netherlands
Denmark
France
South America
New Englandrade
Mr. Saint
England
Paris
Englund
Ud Hila
Frelinghuyse
Balint
Samprata
Senator Hitchcock Defends Treaty's Unamended Ratification
A Washington report quotes Senator Hitchcock arguing against any amendment to the peace treaty with Germany. He warns that defeating the Shantung amendment or delaying ratification could isolate the United States, jeopardize benefits from the treaty, and invite harmful attempts to renegotiate with Germany or abandon allied commitments. He decries desertion of nations and defends the league of nations framework and the treaty's long term peace benefits.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Bhantung
Foreign Relations Committee
Hitchcock
China
United States
Japan
Han Slao
Great Britain
FinanCe
Der
Chalee
Chiex
Pomel
Shantung
North Tetate Bears
Shancung
Congress
Germany
Tony
League of Nations
Burton
Jon
Knox
Umit
Peoly
Wwe
Mittee
Abid
Henktor Hitchcock
League of
Uncle Sam Secures Jobs for Veterans in National Return
Government aims to match the four million servicemen with suitable civilian positions after discharge. Col. Arthur Woods oversees 24,000 field reps coordinating the vast reemployment effort across federal, state, and private agencies. Agencies from Interior to Agriculture mobilize staff, with organizations like Salvation Army and YWCA aiding the push to place veterans in jobs.
Reemployment Drive For Ex Soldiers Under Government Aid
Government led effort to reinstate ex service men emphasizes predismissal counseling and job placement. Col Woods office distributes booklets on employment prospects and trades, linking veterans to Red Cross and other volunteers for smooth civil life reintegration. Bureau staff match skills to vacancies, offer vocational guidance, training, and apprenticeships, ensuring funds and clothing if needed. The programme aims to place millions of returning soldiers in suitable work, with private employers backing the push as sound economics. In London, the Medici archives sale draws attention to historical commerce and its recordkeeping.
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Beanays
The
New York Times
Army
Navy
Arthan Woods
Prar
Whic
Hia
United States Employment Service
Colonel Woods
Department of Agriculture
Integar
Department of ‘Agriculture
Feld
States Chamber of Non Chambere of Commerce
National Association of Manurere
Merchants Association
Ingencion
France
America
Woods
Red Cross
Knights of "Columbus
Jobur
Ike
Tom
Meptn
Salvation Army
Tieman
War Department
American Gunners In France On November 21 Report
General March, chief of staff, announced American forces in France numbered two thousand two hundred eighty one cannon on November 21. The count reflects artillery reserve status and frontline deployment details from the wartime briefing.
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America
France
General March
Local residents visit friends and travel notices in city
Thursday's column lists Mrs P Hy Watts visiting Cannon N D with friends, Miss Beleal entering Minnesota University, and several Fargo and Detroit bound arrivals. It notes Mrs C W Anderson shopping, Beatrice Paquette becoming chief operator, and funereal and travel updates among local residents and guests.
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P. Hy Watts
Cannon, Hall,n. D
Otto Zetterberg
Fargo
Beatrice Paquette
Detroit, Mich
Local
Telephone Exchange
Maresh
Dr Mellenthin Free Examination Tour Opens In Minneapolis
Dr Mellenthin, a licensed North Dakota physician, offers free consultations and examinations on a one day only trip to important towns. He promotes non surgical treatment for chronic stomach and related ailments and lists extensive recovery claims. Address: 336 Boston Block, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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North Dakota
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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Litchville, N. C
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Billings
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