Proposed steel merger dropped in Youngstown
Youngstown March 8 The proposed merger of Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company and Inland Steel Company of Chicago has been abandoned after parties could not agree on important features. Campbell and Block issued a statement noting failure to finalize terms. Special stockholders meetings were planned March 15 to vote on a tentative merger agreement.
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company
Sand Steel Company of
Chicago
J. A. Campbell
Campbell
Loungetown Sheet & Tube Co
J . E. Block
Inlandteel Company
Inland Eel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
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Japanese fishing launch sinks after collision with freighter
March 8 seven Japanese sailors are reported killed and one rescued when an American freighter named East Chapoon rammed and sank a Japanese fishing launch near Hokkaido. The freighter returned to port and authorities investigate. Lloyds registry has no matching name.
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Tokio
Otery
Hokkaido
Lloyd's Registry
YNOD PRESIDENT TO BE GUEST OF WARREN MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Emmy Ewald of Chicago Illinois will speak at the Mustha ciety of the Swedish Luther an church meeting in Warren this Friday at 2 30 pm. She toured the world last fall and is a prominent figure in the Synod work. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Otto Johnson hostesses will serve refreshments. Rev Carl Jacobson presides. Dinner Hobos follow at 6 30 pm with Royal Five Orchestra and costume prizes.
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Emmy Ewald
Chicago
Woman's Missionary Ciety
Augustana Synod
Ewald
Warren
James Hd
J. A. Johnson
Jewett
Kane
Canada
Toetow
I¢ Anderson
Otto Johann
Carl Jacobson
Warren Rebekahs
Harry Rogers
Noble Land
Supper Comitee
Royal Five Orchestra
Mestown
Infinite Variety Dominates Spring Handbags
Infinite variety marks spring handbag fashion with Antelope styles in reptile leathers and modernistic designs. Envelope shapes suit tailored wear while metallic kid and pearlized frames offer striking options for special occasions. Shell frames and rhinestone beading remain popular for day and evening use.
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Hell
Japan Mourns Death Of Baby Princess Hisa
Official mourning observed for Princess Hisa six months old daughter of Emperor Hirohito. State duties continued. coronation plans unchanged as theatres closed in respect. Baby died at 3 55 A M after throat illness. funeral committee named. Community Chest dollars all come back to us.
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Hisa
Hirohito
Feminine Trend In Sports Dresses Shapes 1920s Style
The article outlines a shift in sports attire toward two main categories: activewear with feminine, utilitarian lines and spectator wear with strict tasteful limits. It notes two-piece ensembles with pleated skirts, cardigans, and occasional top coats, with various pleat styles, sleeved or sleeveless frocks, leather belts, and decorative notes in leather and suede. Necklines favor flat surplice and V shapes with geometric appliques, while scarves, turnback collars, and tweed fabrics dominate travel designs.
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Jane Regay
Spring fabrics redefine sportswear silhouettes in soft pastels
The piece notes spring tweed as light and satin like, with lightweight wools for street ensembles. Silk and wool blends, novelty knits and lace jerseys fashion ensemble jumpers and two piece dresses. Sheer wool remains favored for its draping and pastel color palette signals a delicate shift in spring summer fashion.
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Rodier
Man seeking wife from Belfast Health Board letter
A 70 year old man calling himself per 70 asks Belfast Board of Health to send him a life partner at once. He proposes a committee select the mate and specifies preferences such as not a very tall woman, bobbed hair, shaved neck, keen wit and frugal tastes. Board members knew of no such applicant.
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Board of Health of
Belfast
Iland
Boar
Mrs Schwab Honored At Birthday Celebration
Mr and Mrs Arnold Flick and Mr and Mrs Paul Schwab hosted a social evening at 12 Marter Street to honor sister Mrs Emma Schwab on her birthday anniversary. A two course luncheon followed with fifteen places set and the guest received many gifts.
Procrastination Linked to Tuberculosis Risk in Health Talk
Doctor Theodore Appel warns procrastination fuels preventable deaths from disease. The talk stresses early TB discovery and treatment, urging immediate doctor visits for persistent symptoms. Separate items report Sunday golf clashes in North Wales and related legal actions, noting Sabbatarian laws and arrests in Bersmouth and Pultheli.
Circle Meeds Friday Meeting at First Evangelical Church
George Folkman, leader of the Little Heralds and Mothers Circle, announces a regular meeting Friday afternoon in the church parlors. All members are urged to attend as community funds are allocated locally in Warren.
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Geoge Folkman
Little Heralds
First Evangelical Church
O'Glock
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