Massachusetts Students Win German Fellowships in New Exchange
Three Massachusetts scholars are among twenty Americans chosen for German university fellowships. Recipients include Theysie Abram E Ficern, Bucy a Harvard graduate and English teacher. John F King of Williams College. and Lois Meier of Framingham. They will study in Frankfurt Mainz and Frankfurt am Main, supported by the American German Exchange Inc. and the Institute of International Education.
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New York
Isotated Press
Massachusetts
Applican
Atlas
Dent Dachange Inc
Carl J Ritodhieh
Bucy
Horvad Univesty
Eheeter High School
University of
Prankint
John F King
Williamstown
Williams College
Tom Hopkins University
Pfessor K Fajana
Univerairs Oot
Munch
Lois Meier
Framty
Lincoln School of
Institute of Tnteraticneal Education
Frhese Felows Il
Universites
Turden
Schow
New England
Hart A Garfield
WA Neko
Smith College
Elle
F Perstefan
Wellestes College
Imang Fisne
Edvin Mo Barenara
Yate Universits
Local Huntington events fill weekend schedule and visits
Residents gathered at Bechany field to watch neighbors and relatives, with booths, visits, and social gatherings around Huntington. Notable attendees included Mrs Brodetin, Wallace Millard Farrell, and many townsfolk at home and church functions, as weekend plans spanned civic meetings, visits, and entertainment.
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Huntington
Bechany Fital Field
Peirs Shay
Huriieton Telepia Commany
Mieco
Geman
Judson
Harico
Adeline Boldt
Poop Warne Named City Manager in High Point
In High Point NX Co on July 5 the city council voted to appoint Poop Warne as city manager. Wel born Welborn served as secretary to the home office and was moved to the post after reporting concerns about the 30000 pap fra r. The appointment marks a shift as women join the leadership at the city hall.
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High Point NX Co
Stones replacing Brotherhood official as U S dead found guilty
Cleveland July 11 Associated press report says a Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers official was found guilty of carelessness and indifference in the U S dead case. The conduct of officials at the thermial convention was challenged. No penalties for the men have been set. President and secretary at issue faced hearings.
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U. S
Cleveland
Associated Co
Harry Daugher Y Ec
Daugaerry
Griffing
WB Prente
Irwin Faces Murder Charge Writes Poetry From Prison
Irwin, facing a murder charge in the death of Wilfred Pobgin at his Hartford home, writes poetry while awaiting trial. The prisoner, a playwright and novelist, has been allowed to continue limited work duties and plans to publish as his case proceeds in the Superior Court.
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Irwin
Hartford
Wilfred Pobgin
Leonad
Ud Plawright
Winch Hu
Oreo Rlin
Hi County Place
Chiery
Youth Fined $100 On Motor Law Charges
Youth Frank Nowak was fined 100 and costs in town court on charges of driving recklessly and under the influence of liquor. Judgment was suspended on a further count of driving without a license after an automobile collided with a trolley.
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Plainvilf
As Oolted Press
Frank Nowak
Soulbkaton
Tadas
Escaped convict turns himself in to police and stenographer
Middletown July 11 Associated Press reports escaped convict Virgil Baines, a Giant pitcher, surrendered with catcher John W Cummings of Pittsburgh and stenographer Marguet Rogan appearing in court with authorities noting a prior violation of paternal state statutes.
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Cummings
Catcher
Self
New York
Associated Press
John W Cummings
Pitsburgh
New York Giants
Chinese Tongue Contains Only 235 Surnames
Washington July 10 By Associated Press. Chinese language uses a limited set of surnames, about 235, with 70 percent of the population sharing them. The article discusses phonetic adaptation of foreign names, examples from Chinese names, and the difficulty of distinguishing repetitions in Western symbols. It mentions Nelson T Johnson and notes the vast vocabulary of given names, about 11 000 characters.
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Washington
Associated Press
Charsacter
Nelson T Johnson
Daviston
Comsular
China
Gien
John Wai Chan
Sen
Chan
Chang Liuo Wong
Chen
Huang Wu
Yang
Ho Chu
Hsu
Sun Chio Lin
Huu Tang Shen Ting
Tan
Chef
Bridgeport Brass chairman dies
Frederic Kingsbury longtime chairman of the Bridgeport Brass Co dies at home after a life in manufacturing and community service. He led the firm from secretary to president and was active in banking, civic groups, and local affairs. A funeral at St Thomas Episcopal Church will be followed by burial in Riverside Cemetery Waterbury.
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Kenneth Ters
Grandorren Moet
Heroet
Stopre
Herta
Laren Fis
Bev Hee
Ollovang
Edain
Vergosae
Hurtars
Elard
Iti
Furfield
Republi
George Ketloi
New
Meadedscovilis
Kingsbury
Waterbuy
Tas Beowhl Manufacturing Company
Kingsbay
St Pauly Acnemy
Vermont
Maesachusets Institute of Technology
Scovill Company
Bildseport Brass Lompans
Bos
Barre Indu Wial
Mog & Bur
Mr King
Union and New Haven Trust Company
New Haven
Scovlil Manufetting Compani
Moris Plan Bank Mn
Natonal Bar
Buidgeport
Onr Dughter
Ruth Saigent
Ard Suront
Ssagent
Compans
Ney Have
Greta Nissen to Wed Film Star Tonight in Riverside Chapel
Los Angeles July 1 Associated Press Friends say Greta Nissen Swedish film star and Charles Tariel plan to marry tonight in Riverside California in a small ceremony at the old Spanish chapel. Only a few friends and relatives expected at the intimate wedding as their romance dates to recent appearances in pictures.
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Los Angeles
iBy Associated Press
Greta Nissen
Charles Tariel Schen
Riverside Oalif
Spanih
Riverside
Insane convict recaptured after Maine escape
Alden Pouller, an inmate from the Augusta hospital, is back in his cell after fleeing during a night betty and assaulting a guard. He was found by a cottage dweller near Three Mile Pen, about ten miles from town, and surrendered without further resistance.
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Augusta
Maine
Associated Pies
Alden Pouller
Pouller
Three Mile
Hove
Fragmentary measurement line for fabric stock sizes
OCR shows fabric sizes listed as 19c 20x40 21c 25c 20x42 inches with 35 Cc. No clear event or entities beyond measurements and quantity codes.
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Ifeir
Joseph Urban
Fairfield
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Il Weimer
German Reformed Church
Back Row
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Bridgeport
J Stenbi
Holyoke
A Urben
Buffalo
Tois Welborn
Middletown
Atate
Bridgeport Brass
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Star Tonight
Smith
Murray Co
Burheld Ave
Rorbee
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Rfee
Reesien
Resenewal
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Apa Pathage
Charméuse
Tanes
Murray
Beaver
Onttensa Laboratories
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Harry Blomisot
Manel Missager
Esai Koba
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Hiskell Cornelia E Johnson
Philip
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Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
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