Blind reason cited in shooting of Frieda Lesser
Harry New Jr claims he killed his sweetheart Frieda Lesser after she refused to marry him. He says the act stemmed from an impulse and intends to use his father Senator New of Indiana as a potential defense. He spoke to a detective today about the incident.
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London Celebrates ETS Veterans Military Parade
London staged a postwar victory celebration distinct from national events. A July 19 parade featured regiments that fought in the war as twenty thousand men from diverse units marched from Buckingham Palace to Tower Hill in a spectacular display, London’s finest tribute to veterans.
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Obsolete battleships to be broken up by Navy
Navy Department decides to break up and sell for junk or use as targets twelve battleships long tied to American naval memory. The ships include the Oregon Iowa Indiana Massachusetts Kentucky Kearsarge Alabama Illinois Wisconsin Ohio Missouri and Maine, famed for service in the Spanish American War and two world conflicts. Their loss marks the passing of a storied fleet once among the world’s strongest.
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Fall dislodges four teeth on porch steps
Stanley Niedwenke aged three years of 844 Warren Street fell from the third step of a porch at his parents home at nine o clock last night. Four teeth were dislodged and he was treated at St Vincent's Hospital.
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Inter Allied Games Victors Prizes Awarded at Pershing Stadium
In Pershing Stadium France July Associated Press reports the inter allied games closed with medals presented by General Pershing. The American track team won Wilsons trophy a sculpture of Jason and the Golden Fleece. Pershing shook hands with 459 athletes as the American baseball team beat Canada 2 to win the deciding series game.
Mint Jiffy Jell Garnish for Roasts and Cold Meats
A mint flavored Jiffy Gel contains a mint vial and yields a garnish jelly praised as superior to mint saute for serving with cold meats or roast lamb.
Polish church opens new parochial school with rites
St. Michael's Archangel Polish R.C. celebrated the cornerstone ceremony for a new parochial school at Sterling and Kossuth streets. More than 10,000 attended as clergy led vespers and a parade to lay the stone. Mayor Wilson spoke. Monsignor Ruggan blessed the stone. The school aims for 1,000 students next January with 16 classrooms and a large assembly hall. A dinner at Stratfield followed.
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Lightning Kills Two Blooded Bulls in Ridgefield
A severe electrical storm struck Ridgefield at 2 30 Sunday morning causing extensive damage. It killed two valuable blooded bulls owned by John T. Hunt Jr and destroyed fruit trees and a maple on the estate of A H Wigeln a New York banker. It also killed 32 guinea hens belonging to Mr Wigeln.
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Kaiser Rides Derby Winner In German Classic
Berlin July 6 The German Derby for three year olds went to Gibraltar with Kaiser aboard. They led a strong field over the 2400 meter course in 2 33 1 3. This set the fastest Derby time in 15 years. The winner was a rank outsider in betting before the race.
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Berlin Transit Workers Decline Arbitration Offer
Berlin subway and surface line strikers and operators remain far from settlement after five days of tieup. Companies proposed submitting all issues to a general board of arbitration if workers report for service and pledge to abide by the board's verdict, a condition the workers have refused.
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Commons Refuses Emancipation Bill in Commons Vote
The House of Commons defeated a motion to reject the Woman's Emancipation bill by 100 to 85. The measure aims to enfranchise women on the same basis as men and allow them to hold civil and official offices and sit as peers. The government faces continued passage challenges with the Lords likely to be the next hurdle.
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American Legion to Expand Speakers Network in New Zones
The New York state branch of the American Legion plans a speakers program across 15 zones. Posts nationwide will be asked to designate delegates and form a bureau to convey the Legion’s ideals at headquarters and in local communities.
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