Munich fair poster show and Berlin street life noted
The piece describes a Munich poster exhibition and a Perlin congress finale with American delegates visiting Munich City Hall. It also sketches Berlin summer streets filled with beer gardens roaming entertainers fortune tellers and street performers. A radio man and a phonograph operator entertain Tiergarten crowds as Tempe State Teachers College closes its forty second term.
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Germany
Munich
Berlin
Astern
Tiergarten
Tempe
Tedd
Sc He Dudiedl
Oainek
Notooouly
Clean-up and Paint-up Week Designated in Winslow
Winslow city council designates June 10 to 14 as Clean-up and Paint-up Week to beautify streets yards and alleys. Fire safety health and property values improve while residents dispose of rubbish free of charge and spur community spirit ahead of a Good Roads convention on the 12th.
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Winslow
Pete McCoy
United States
Winslow Council
Good Roads Association
Gallup Officials Face Moral Crossroads Over Protection Money
Gallup New Mexico officials accepted protection money from gamblers to allow operations and used the funds to upgrade streets and lighting. The court found every cent accounted for and none profited personally, prompting a dilemma over condemning or praising the officials for a novel revenue source.
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Gallup
N. M
Paving the Way for Lasting Peace Warns From Leaders
Memorial Day remarks by President Hoover and General Pershing urge in effect that war must not happen again. They argue peace is possible with concrete steps beyond speeches and that such talks help prepare the public to favor universal peace.
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Hoover
General Pershing
Poverty critique sparks wage earners' rallying cry
The National Catholic Welfare Council calls poverty in the United States inexcusable based on workers producing over 5000 dollars of goods annually. The statement contrasts with prior assumptions of enduring poverty and hints at a rising, nationwide slogan.
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National Catholic Welfare Council
United States
Catholic Welfare Council
U.S
Statesman’s Decision Casts Shadow Over Voter Silence
A notable statesman refrains from running, reflecting on the broader public sentiment as 410,006,000 ordinary citizens opt not to walk to the polls, signaling widespread restraint and uncertainty.
Winslow Reader Reports Rare Celestial Display
Everett J. Webb of Winslow Arizona writes that an astronomer Harper Harman noted the near conjunction of Venus and the crescent Moon this morning. The sight was a rare and magnificent early sky spectacle observed with enthusiasm by local residents.
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Harper Harman
Winslow
Venus
The West Comes Into Its Own in Arizona Growth Paradox
The article notes a sustained southern Arizona boom per US chamber of commerce maps and contrasts western vitality with eastern views. It cites western optimism, tourists seeking frontier feel, and the need to preserve western atmosphere as east meets west in Tucson and beyond.
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Arizona
United States Chamber of Commerce
Marepe
Lithuania
German factory makes synthetic rubies and sapphires
In Berlin a German Bitterfield factory like the Shye trust produces corundum stones by melting clay and dropping colored droplets to form synthetic rubies and sapphires. The process mimics natural formation and the gems serve jewelry watch components and electrical uses.
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Mauricio A. Healllgiren
United Press
Berlin
G.shye
Bitterfield
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Italy
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Einstein
Fort Worth
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Ariz
Turpen & Wheeler
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Vesey Street
Commere
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Philadelphia
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Crite
Ons
Chesterfield
Hesterfield
Lissett & Myex
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