Sunday Post features travel tips romance and fiction
Harrison Streeter shares motor camping advice for long and short trips on a 44 mile route through scenic country. The Sunday Post highlights home plans and builder questions, an interview with a missionary from India, Milford beautification efforts, local romance, Mark Stoner’s southern Seas quest, and a Douglas Newton Blue Ribbon fiction serial.
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Harrison Streeter
Sunday Post
Mark Stoner
Green Island
The
Douglas Newton
Features and humor lighten the family paper at large
A varied lineup of comics cartoons humorous writing and feature articles aims to entertain every family member with well chosen content designed for broad appeal and popular interest.
Former German Imperial Staff General Divorced
Munich reports state former quartermaster general Erich Ludendorff has been granted a divorce with both parties deemed at fault for incompatibility. Frau Margarethe Ludendorff, his second wife, accused him of neglect and cruelty amid postwar privations, while he cited her cigarette smoking as intolerable. No children.
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Munich
Germany
Dais
Erich Ludendorff
Imperial Army
Ludendorte
Pan Margarethe Ludendorte
Ludendorff
Pernet
beerepQar Ree Volition
Frau Ludendorfft
Fran Gudendorft
Bolle Famils
General Ludendorfift
Martha von Kemnaltz
Navy ships keep libraries to fuel reading at sea
Navy ships carry carefully chosen libraries to sea including science travel and fiction. Submarines and isolated radio stations receive circulating volumes while ships like the Niagara and Memphis gain histories of exploration and piracy. The new carrier Baratoga will boast 800 volumes spanning history biography science travel literature and action.
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Washington
Salftors Ars
Joseph Comrad
Navy
Plains
Symail
Farm man uses gasoline power to harvest vast wheat crop
Tom Gray, a Hutchinson area farmer, grew a 2,760 acre wheat crop this year using gasoline power only. No horses or mules were on the farm as gasoline tractors pulled plows drills and discs. Four large tractors and three combines cut and threshed the grain, while motor trucks hauled the Italy to market. Total yield exceeded 40,000 bushels.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Tom Gray
Italy
Back Draft Starts Chimney Blaze at Allen Street
Firemen answered a single alarm for a back draft blaze at 28 Allen Street. The alarm came in at 2 29 p m from box 165 at Broad Street and Railroad Avenue. The fire was extinguished with no damage.
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Broad Street
Railroad Avenue
Allen Street
Ford plan to build plant in Sudbury stirs historic echoes
In Sudbury Massachusetts a large meeting urged Henry Ford to build a small automobile parts factory and dam on Hop Brook near Ash Brook. The town recalls earlier mills and early industry along the Sudbury river, noting Ford's plant could trigger riverbank improvements and local development.
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Sudbury Mass
Old Middlesex
Henry Ford
South Sudbury
Ford
Sudbury
Hop Brook
Ash Brook
Boston
Ita
Thomas Noyes
Peter Noyes
Top Brook
Ridge Meadow
Sald Thomas
Peter Noyesda
Novas Mill
Wayland
Stow and
Maynard
Goncord
Mayland
Middlesex County
Green Hill
Marlboro
Concord Road
Mop Brook
Samuel Wadsworth
Brocklebank
Wadsworth
Tha
Nixon Toro
John Nixon
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Washington
Ezekletone
David Ows
Howe
Taavern
Red Horse
Wash Brook
Sudbury Meadows
Woman, 42, charged with shoplifting at local store
Mrs Mary Mohagel, 42, wife of Michael Mohagel of 705 North Washington Avenue, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Shewood and Foster on a shoplifting charge. Officials of Smith-Murray company say she stole articles valued at about $2.00 from the store.
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Mary Mohagel
Michael Mohagel
North
Washington Avenue
Shewood and
Foster
Smith-Murray Company
Girls Flee Shop After Ammonia Valve Bursts
In Boston on July, thirty girls, mostly teenagers, fled into the street when a safety valve on a machine in the engine room of a chocolate factory on Portland Street burst. The flood of ammonia fumes forced evacuations as workers escaped to safety.
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Boston
Cinamoonie
Portland Street
Soloists in Sousa Band Earn 300 Weekly in Bridgeport Talk
Weed W. Bayers, longtime saxophonist with John Philip Sousa's band, recounted touring life and band economics at a Lions luncheon in Bridgeport. He noted top pay of 300 weekly for soloists, 75 for the lowest, and highlighted the band's size, sight reading demands, and the central role of Sousa and the base drummer in maintaining rhythm. He also shared anecdotes from coast to coast, including a humorous Ozarks dinner tale.
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Weed
Bayers
John Philp Sousa
The
Lions
Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Middle West
Basers
Sousa
United States
Herbert Park
Municipal Band
San Francisco
Bayerg
Mr. Sousa
Mane
Harold Goulden
Peter Bireschak
Baye
Wilvetton
Mr. Bayers
First
Enquirer
Little Rock
Lesa
Jazz musician indicted for suppression claims by Dr Coward
In London in July the AP reports Dr Henry Coward, a Sheffield Musical Union coaductor, indicts a leading English jazz figure on ten counts alleging unruly tunes jerky rhythms muted trumpets out of tune saxophones and noisy banjo plongs amid class turmoil and loud kitchen clamor.
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London
Henry Coward
Sheffield Musical Union
Onan
England
Coward
Frazier to inherit bulk of Miami socialite mother's 6 million estate
West Palm Beach July 9 AP Frank Duff Frazier son of the late Mia Clar Duff Frazier society woman of Palm Beach and New York will receive the bulk of his mother's 6 000 000 estate under her will filed for probate today.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Frank Duff Frazier
Mia
Duff Frazier
Taim Beach
New York
Murder Mystery Pulls Waterbury Into Clues From Orange
Police search Waterbury underworld districts for information on John Costanzo's murder near Orange. Investigators probe suspects linked to a gunman nicknamed Carlo, tracing a call to Costanzo's wife and examining sightings at Walnut Beach. CAP Frank J. Kelly vows habeas corpus if he cannot visit Costanzo's widow.
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Waterrbury
Bo- Hilee
Werbury
John Costanzo
Orange
Waterbury
Walnut
Erin
Alice Costanza
Holyoke
Carlor
Corio Har
Cario i A
Toolate
Carin
Carlo
Walnut Beach
Frank J. Kelly
Orange Road
Costanzo
New Raven
Kelly
Hartford Man Killed in Florida Car Collision
A Hartford man, A. Pomeres, seventy, died in Orlando while being taken to a hospital after a collision at an intersection overturned his car. He was visiting his sister Miss Juli Pomerey and was returning to Hartford soon. Pomeres was a longtime Hartford businessman and real estate dealer on Assium Street who had retired years ago.
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Bayers
Mousa
Oace
Arthur Pryor
Sausa
Herbert Clark
Ernest Williams
Sousa
U, Marine Band
United States
Mr. Sousa
Yaver
Ozark
Orlando
Fla
Pomeres
Hartford
Conn
Juli Pomerey
Shexy
Hitford
Pomerey
Harteford
Costanzo Seeks Estate Asset Details From Court Aid
In a discharge petition Costanzo asks the court to order disclosure of the estate assets and locations of funds, asserting the need to learn from her where the money is held, including a reference to a bank in Manhattan. Mr. Kelly notes the claim aims to uncover deposited funds and undermine Costanzo’s position.
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Costanzo
Costanso
Ttattan Bank
Mr. Kelly
Spain's envoy to Belgium dies in Brussels
The Marqués of Villalobar, born 1855, Spanish envoy to Belgium, dies in Brussels after a long career in diplomacy. He served as minister to Washington in 1908, moved to Lisbon, then Brussels during World War I, and once attended a White House reception in 1910. His recall or slight diplomatic spat with a minor official is noted.
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Villalobar
Spain
Washington
Lisbon
Brussels
AX & Neutral
Enveyoe
United States
White House
Taft
Don Juan Biano Y. Cayanges
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