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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

2

Year Round Work Hopes For Building Trades

New York July 31 The Commerce Department reports 2 465 039 people work in the U S building industry which generates over a billion dollars annually Yet workers in building trades are employed only three to five months Sizable winter work may now be possible with modern heating and machinery The report urges scheduling year round work to stabilize employment and purchasing power for skilled workers listed by occupation with totals from 1920

New York United States Department of Commerce Hoover Department of Labor Department of Comerce Aso Wee

Division charts aid seasonal building during the off season

The division of building and housing within the department of commerce proposes a chart to display seasonal unemployment to help schedule new construction and repairs. After filling, the chart can be blueprinted and shared with builders and architects, and copies sent to Washington for record to speed up the division's work.

Department of Commerce Usain Washington

William Dickman 87 Pioneer of Bremer Dies in Oelwein

William Dickman 87, pioneer of Bremer, dies at the home of a daughter in Oelwein following a short illness. He attended a reunion at Murphy chapel the previous Sunday. Survived by four daughters and three sons including J W Dickman of Upper Iowa University. Funeral planned from Murphy chapel.

William Dickman Bremer Oelwein Sumner Rodh Irence Olwein Dickman Murphy Chapel J. W. Dickman Upper Iowa University California

Parcel post exports double since January surpassing two million monthly

The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce reports parcel post exports have more than doubled since January. For the first five months, $8,300,452 of goods were sent abroad by parcel post, with clothing and dry goods making up a quarter of shipments followed by optical goods, leather and leather goods, tar and jewelry.

Washington, D. C Parcelpostem Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce The Commerce Department Parcel Post

Algonquin aids Aleutians crew en route to Attu and Nazan harbor

Coast Guard cutter Algonquin provides medical and dental aid to Aleut inland Indians at Navan harbor and plans to reach Attu Island this weekend. British flyer MacLaren and party may arrive during a two to three day layover, weather and fogs delaying communications with Petro Pinsk, Nazan harbor hosts fuel and landing facilities.

Coast Guard MacLaren Nazan Harbor United States Coast Guard Associated Press St. Paul Island A. Stuart MacLaren Globe Pétropleysk Algonquin Mhiepval Nazan Afka Island

Desperate Criminal Sent Home Free by Surgery

Antone Wrobleski, once one of the era's most wanted burglars, was discharged after a Napa mental health operation. A Portland capture and a 1924 Napa commitment preceded a six month ago surgery that doctors say left him sane. The dismissal of charges sent him home to Detroit.

Oakland Cal Antone Wrobleski Wrobleski Hoa Portland Ore State Hospital Napa Wea Tony Detroit

Congressmen Debate 1924 Issues at Henderson Chautauqua

Rep J W Tincher of Kansas and Rep A W Barkley of Kentucky plan a joint debate on political issues of the 1924 campaign before a Chautauqua audience in Henderson Iowa tonight.

Henderson J. W. Tineher Republian Kansas A. W. Barkley Kentucky

Streetcar Line Merger Cuts Schedules and Routes

The W., C. P. F., and N. combine Byrnes Park to Cottage Streetcar lines with a 20 minute loop from Byrnes Park to Cottage Street endpoints. Sullivan Avenue cars are eliminated and three blocks of Linden Avenue tracks will be abandoned. Routing shifts move traffic Lafayette to Colorado Mulberry, easing congestion and cutting a $6000 Linden assessment. City council authorized both changes.

Byrnes Park Cottage Cottage Street Cottage-Sullivan Sullivan Avenue Star Landan Linden Avenue Lafayette Colorado Mulberry Linden

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