Fragmented notice hints at a housing issue in local oversight
A partial OCR reads like a housing or apartment matter with ages and terms unclear. It mentions a recipient or petitioner and local officials but provides no full names or dates.
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Newspaper
Bradenton Herald
Location
Bradenton, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1927
Page
2
A partial OCR reads like a housing or apartment matter with ages and terms unclear. It mentions a recipient or petitioner and local officials but provides no full names or dates.
Mrs. Woodward remains another week to review archives tied to the Carry records and fonds, aided by associates and officials. The effort aims to document materials furnished by Steadinton and Manates Tamdies and to connect with the Ve ganization de not the etigmia, with support from local figures including Senator Huprison and community members listed in the notes.
The text outlines a U S stance toward China, arguing for propriety of protection of property, and suggests that America seeks to prevent aggression. It mentions constitutional rights, sovereignty, and negotiation as secure means, with an emphasis on peaceful methods and restraint.
Mr Coolidge urged restraint and emphasized moral responsibility toward Nicaragua and Panama. He warned against foreign sentiment and partisan attacks, insisting the United States must defend its rights while respecting local laws and avoid invading other nations. He defended not waging war on Nicaragua and called for orderly conduct in foreign missions.
A late page report describes a major biplane testing tragedy. The craft, among the largest of its kind, carried 1,500 gallon tanks and boasted speeds surpassing typical aircraft of its size. Lieutenant Stanton F B Wooster, a Yale 1915 alumnus, died in the crash alongside Commander Noel Davis. Wooster was born in New Britain and attended the naval academy at Annapolis, graduating in 1917. The incident occurred during tests in New Haven, Connecticut.
Mrs. B Price of Oakley Idaho is informed by wire of the death of her son Commander Noel Davis in an airplane crash near Messick Virginia. The report, transmitted by the Associated Press, states the loss occurred today. Mrs. Price resides with her husband J B Price on a ranch northwest of Oakley about 150 miles from the reporting location.
Keystone Aircraft of Bristol Pennsylvania is named the American Legion by a wife at Curtis Field. Devie goes to Langley Field to test his plane for a possible New York Paris non stop flight. He doubts the craft can take off and warns the trip may be canceled if safety margins fail.
Inedy requests a fifty thousand dollar fund to aid flood victims. The measure appears amid a session wrangle over the order of business as members debate prioritizing the resolution and related exercises.
In Manatee County on May 10 1927 William Berg and W A Durrance estates seek final discharge as executors and administrators. They will present final accounts to Judge W H Tucker for approval and file final discharge documents in court. Dated March 7 1927.
J. P. Twomey and Joseph Calhoun of the Tampa Junior Chamber spoke at the Dixie Grande to a group of young men about junior work and organization. They highlighted training benefits and future senior membership value, with Paul L. Pace outlining local Young Business Men's Club ties and E. E. Garrison pledging joint publicity support. R. G. Manchester praised the effort and predicted success as Bradenton’s young men joined the movement.
The spring term of circuit court in Sarasota opened at 10 o'clock with Judge W. T. Harrison presiding. State attorney Dewey A. Dye said 75 criminal cases, including four homicides, will be investigated this term.
Members including Messrs Badger Helman and Sherman signaled intent to sever the organization. The next meeting was scheduled for Monday evening May 9.
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