School Liberal Club Defended by English Head
West Chester, April 19 CAP Dr Robert T Kerlin head of the English Department and faculty adviser to the banned Liberal club at West Chester State Normal School denied the club’s ties to the youth movement or communists. He pledged a detailed reply after reviewing the Legion report. Principal Andrew Thomas Smith said many subjects were discussed not endorsed by members. Walter Ligget offered his home as a meeting place after meetings were forbidden. The American Legion urged a state or local school investigation into the controversy.
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Two young boys held after creek robbery claim
In Airkwood New Jersey police detain two boys believed connected to a creek robbery. Witnesses say bandits hid the money nearby. Authorities pursue leads and review evidence as the boys’ status remains under investigation.
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Radio stations to be curbed in New York
Washington April 12 federal radio commission announced steps to reduce interference in New York and Chicago. J A Bellows said two length reassignments within two weeks will divide fifty kilocycles for stations within fifty miles of each city and allocate 20 to 84 kilomites between Chicago and New York. Only twenty stations will broadcast simultaneously in each city, reducing from sixty.
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Ford Agents Cited by Sapiro Counsel Mistrial Is Asked
Chaos swirled around Aaron Sapiro's case with Ford detectives accused of tampering and defense claims that the Ford team sabotaged the trial. Judge Raymond adjourned proceedings to Thursday while Ford counsel pressed for a mistrial citing illness of Senator Reed. Police probes and secret conferences among Ford aides complicated the scene as juror conduct interviews drew scrutiny.
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Local Dentist to Wed Baltimore Girl
De Elmer A Perry of 340 Park Avenue a dentist with office in the Professional building in Lafayette Street and Clemence Hoffman of Baltimore Maryland took out a marriage license in Baltimore yesterday according to advices received from there last night Dr Perry is twenty nine years old and Miss Hoffman is twenty five
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President of Greece Tender Resignation Averted
In Athens Admiral Kondouriotis initially offered to resign as president of Greece but agreed to serve provisionally after Premier Kendrick insisted. The premier warned that pushing the resignation at once would create a serious situation amid the political crisis.
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Bankruptcy case outlines request to reopen proceedings
George Scharmett of the defunct Ternfiture company of Anmia sought to reopen his bankruptcy case in New Haven on April 13. He urged Judge Thomas of the United States District to reopen the proceedings and address the alleged rupty conspiracy tied to his firm.
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Bodine to Lead Bridgeport Y Building Fund Drive
Alfredy Bodine, vice president and general manager of the Dictaphone plant, was named chairman of Bridgeport’s Y Building Fund campaign. He outlined a May 3 to May 10 drive, pledged hard work and generous support, and promised to announce campaign directors soon. The goal is eight hundred thousand dollars to construct a modern Y building for the city’s youth and community.
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Rosa Sucher Dies Noted Wagnerian Prima Donna
Rosa Sucher, famed Wagnerian soprano of a generation, died in ISCITWEILER Rhenish Prussia at age 78 in reduced circumstances. She was widely regarded as the greatest Isolde among early predecessors of Milka Torm, sang from 1878 for about twenty years, with theories blaming early vocal decline on nightly suppers with her husband after performances.
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Muster Day Observance By Spanish War Veterans Camp
Lieut N W Bishop unit will observe Muster Day at the Late Armory on April 28 with a meeting. Muster Day marks the 1848 muster of Spanish War veterans into service. Several candidates will be initiated during the ceremonies.
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