Lions Club Meeting Adds Two New Members
A small turnout at the Lions Club meeting followed a Klan gathering last night but the session remained engaging. Bonn Hearne and Rev. John Barclay were welcomed as new cubs with brief talks of gratitude for their Lion membership. Mayor Laticeus Sikes read a Livonism poem as Secretary Jimmy Jennings presented the Lion code of ethics.
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Lions Clubs
Lion Fold
Bonn Hearne
John Barclay
Lion
Sikes Latceus
Jimmy Jennings
Baby skyscrapers begin showing themselves on Rhine
Cologne and Dusseldorf clash in a race to erect the tallest office building on the Rhine. Dusseldorf, after seizing the initiative last year, elevated its 11 story tower. Cologne, under British occupation, started a 12 story building and now rivals plan for two more floors. Hamburg has begun a 14 story office tower as the contest grows.
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Cologne
Coloegne
Dusseldorf
Rhine
Ruhr
Germany
Germany plans free radio sets for village halls
Berlin officials intend to install loudspeakers in social halls or inns of every village free of charge to acquaint villagers with radio entertainment. The service will broadcast news of the day and market reports of special interest to farmers, along with entertainment.
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Germany
Berlin
Roadside Chickens Targeted By Automobiles
BLOOMSBURG November 13 Poultry losses rise as cars strike fowl along highways. Farmers move pens away from roads and breed birds that stay off the roadway to reduce automobile mortality, with some flocks near main highways losing up to a quarter of their birds from passing vehicles.
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Bloomsburg
Quaker Oats Company
Quaker Qais
Berlin Sets Four Hours Work Rule for Self Supporting Students
Berlin university caretaker president Dr Roethe announces a four hour daily work limit for students supporting themselves. The reform aims to curb influence from labor circles believed to expose students to radical ideas while addressing the issue of poor students forced to work.
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Berlin
Roethe
Berlin University
Student’s Struggle Through University Worries President
A report notes a student’s continued effort to balance studies with work has drawn concern from the university president. The situation highlights ongoing challenges for undergraduates managing employment and academics.
Swedes May Invade America to Play Soccer
Stockholm reports plans for a visit to America by a selected group of Sweden's leading soccer players. The trip next summer depends on securing financial arrangements to cover expenses, following strong national interest in athletics and success of the Swedish team at the Olympic Games. The Swedes have hosted three American teams and hope to bring the match to the United States.
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Stockholm
America
Sweden
Borah Seeks Recognition Policy Amid Senate Leadership
Harrisonburg Pa Nov 15 United States Senator William F Borah may advocate recognizing Soviet Russia as policy if named chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to replace Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Harrisonburg
Russia
United States
William F. Borah
Senate
Foreit Relations Committee
Senaior Henry Cabot Lodge
Stars and Stripes to fly at Sulgrave Manor
London November 12 The Sulgrave Institution reports Francis Treman King has notified that Asma King of New York has set aside £1500 the interest from which will provide in perpetuity for the flag of the United States to be flown from a flagstaff at Sulgrave Manor in perpetuity.
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Francis Treman King
Asma King
New York
Sulgrave Manor
Missionary Society Meeting At First Christian Church
MET YESTERDAY Mrs W A Burton's division of the Missionary Society of the First Christian church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs J Roy Wilkergon Twelve members and five visitors attended Mrs Garland Granger led the devotional Mrs Geo Tomlinson spoke on the Development and Growth of the Missionary Society Mrs Douglas Hackney shared on mission work in China ending with a story of Chinese children Mrs Rey Wilkerson commented on Religious Education After business the hostess with Mrs L H Winstead served salad salted nuts and mints.
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W. A. Burton
Missionary Society of the First Christian Church
J. Roy Wilkergon
Garland Granger
Geo. Tomlinson
Missionary Society
Douglas Hackney
China
Rey Wilkerson
Ed Jolly back on stage after illness in Newburgh
Vaudeville star Ed Jolly, famed with Wild Wynn, returns to the Academy of Music Newburgh after a long rheumatism illness. He credits Neutrone Prescription 99 for his recovery and shares a grateful speech praising the town and his revival on stage. Wilson Drug Co promotes the remedy through leading druggists.
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Ed. Jolly
Academy of Music
Newburgh
Wild Wynn
Wawarsing
N.Y
Wilson Drug Co
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London
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Stout
Lovejoy
Rincatan
Harvard
Mary
Rewedy
ED Jolly
Alan
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent Model
Perry’s Garage
Barnes & Pine Streets
Kinston
KU Klux Klan
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