27000 Former war vets still in army hospitals report
United Press reports that about 27 000 former soldiers sailors and marines remain in U S government hospitals for diseases and injuries. General Frank T Hines says 27 436 war patients are in these facilities with thousands more receiving outside medical aid. Insanity affects 12 048, and tuberculosis and other conditions keep many in care.
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Joseph S. W.asney
United Press
Washington
U. S. Veteran Bureau
Frank T. Hines
Bureau
Uncle Sant
Public policy, railroads and world war reflections
A column argues on the Wolidead act and private railroad ownership under Hoover, noting rail service and postal work as privately versus publicly run. It recalls U.S. WWI entry, wartime spending, and cautions about future wars and Soviet China lore. It mentions Japan's Suzuki, a new South African diamond find, and global resource regulation. The piece ends with a note on a massive gold discovery near Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Galloway backs social hygiene education in youth
Dr Thomas Galloway head of the social hygiene society argues for early sexology lessons to raise moral standards and reduce later marriage failures. He says instruction should start at home and continue through school and college to teach discrimination and better mate selection.
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Tere
Thomas Galloway
Gon Maha
Joseph S. Wasney
Uni
Washington
America
Social Hygiene Society
Galloway
United Press Today
Diamond and gold woes threaten world finances
The text warns that discovering a diamond as large as a capital dome would ruin the European diamond trust, while the wealth from gold and such a diamond will remain elusive until global wealth rises to prohibitively high prices.
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Great
European Diamond Trust
The Rite Hotel Sold to William in Early Years
The Rite Hotel, a noted hostelery, was purchased by William who had recently sold his interest in another property to the Governor Hotel. The purchase price was not disclosed.
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Barrisbuds
Rite A
Rite Hotel
Ogee
Willian
Governor Hotel
Manayunk Rumor Sparks Fence Destruction
Residents gathered along Reading railroad tracks in Manayunk after word spread the line would be elevated to Norristown. Within a short time a mile long seven foot bean fence along the right of way was torn apart and used as fire wood.
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Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Norristown
Manayunk District
Students Vote On Pro Eeen Referenday In Kittanning
In Kittanning on April 8, 355 high school students cast ballots with 612 opposing repeal of the 18th Amendment. On modification, 104 voted favorably while 251 opposed it. A French scientist developed a motor fuel from lignite coke and water. A coil spring powered trap now cannot be sprung by birds landing on it.
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Kittanning
NAMES PUT ON CANDYLAND COIN MARKETING NLO PLOT
The notice reports a namesake campaign tied to Candyland branding featuring Ters Cor Paster and associates. Details are scarce in the readable text, but the item signals a promotional or legal action involving names linked to a confectionery project.
National Forest Timber Sealed Bids Due April 15
Sealed bids for timber on 300 acres or less in Highland Township Elk County Warren Penas venia area will be received up to April 15. Merchantable species include maple beech cherry walnut and fir with total stand estimated at 40 MBF. Bidder must file $210.05 bid deposit and comply with sale terms. Sale details available from the Forest Guardian.
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Warren
Penas Venia
Ines
Highland Township
Elk County
Wemlock
Gawrdan
Pennesvivaria
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United States
Suzuki
South Africa
DR. Galloway
J Adams
Atlantic City
Newton
Ge Wicketts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Peas Oath
Sindtig
Alti Staton
Deareborn
Deaver
Amrdieat
C. K. Barton
Second Ave
Bell Telephone
Warren County
Eberhart-Miller
Eberhart and Miller
Pennsylvania Ave
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