Sand Dunes Park in Prospect for Indiana State
Chicago July 29 AP an atmospheric essay describes the Lake Michigan dunes from Indiana and Illinois as a shifting sugar like sea of sand. It notes 10000 square miles of dunes, a possible Hoosier park purchase, ancient inland sea origins, tree loss, and rich botany and archaeology along the dunes.
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Sand Dunes Park
Prospect
State OF
Indiana
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Ilinois
Indiana Dunes Park Commission
Hoosier Park
Lake Michigan Lake
Secomd
Dunes Park Commission to Receive Funds for Purchase
The old post road from Detroit to Chicago along the lake shore is cited as a route to Fremont Dune Park. The dunes park commission is allocated one hundred thousand dollars for a purchase and will receive one million dollars within eight years for ongoing the purchase program.
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Hile
Glens
Detroit
Michi
Gan City
Fremont
Dune Park
Chicago
Dunes Park Commission
Commission
McMillan Fights Through Ice to Etah in Melville Bay
Commander MacMillan reports the Arctic ships Peary and Bowdoin battled through heavy Melville Bay ice after 10 hours of pushing and steering. The Peary cleared the way for Bowdoin while both crews hunted seals at times. message dated July 28 and delivered early today via National Geographic contact.
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Washington
MacMilLan Arctic
Peary
Bowdoin
Melviille Bay
MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Hich
Melvile Bay
Etah
Everest
Pittsfield Mass
Cousins Freed in Death Probe In New Hampshire
Andrew and Chayles Lefebvre of Nashua were released after questioning in the deaths of Helen and Georgianna Gillis in Hudson. Police cited Andrew’s alibi, showing he left Nashua to visit relatives in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Charles Lefebvre, a former helper at the Gillis home, gave conflicting statements amid the investigation.
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Nashua
Andrew
Chayles Lefebvre
Helen
Georgianna Gillis
Hudson
Vislt
Fitchburg
Mass
Charles Lefebvre
Gills Sisters
Swampscott in Colonial Spotlight and Humphrey House Legacy
Swampscott Mass features in early colonial history as the summer home of President Coolidge’s era and the residence of Deputy Governor John Humphrey. The Humphrey house, moved to Paradise Road, remains with the Swampscott Historical Society after 1921 repairs. Humphrey, a Worcester-born lawyer of wealth, helped found Harevard College and expanded vast land holdings in Swampscott, Marblehead, and Lynnfield.
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Swampscott Mass
Ann
Prsident Coolidge
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Atlantic Seaboard
Saugua
Lynn
Lynnfield
Reading
Nahant and
Swampscott
John Humphrey
Humphrey
Swampscott Historical Society
Kings Beach
Paradise Roag
John Winthrop
Dorchester
England
Susan
Thomas Clinton
Third Earl of Lincoln
Marblehead Hne
Paradise Road
Paradise Woods
Winthrop
Marblehead
Harevard College
Deborah Moody
Massachusetts Bay
Long Island
Daniel King
King Famly
King's Beach
King Street
New Postal Bill Hearings Planned Across Cities
Philadelphia July 2 congressional postal committee decided to open public hearings on a new postal rate bill. Senators Moses of New Hampshire chairs a panel hearing merchants manufacturers mail order firms and other users. Hearings run next week in New York Boston Augusta Buffalo Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul before the panel returns to Washington to prepare its report.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Congressional Postal Committee
Moses
New Hampshire
Chalkrman
New York
Boston
Augusta
Buffalo
Chicago
Minneapolis
St Paul
Washington
Mussolini Feted On Natal Day In Rome Event
In Rome on July 28 Premier Benito Mussolini honored on his 42nd birthday by War Department officials. A large shell engraving featured his licences and highlights from World War I. It depicts him as Bersaglieri corporal in the trenches, a wounded soldier, and minister of war alongside his premiership.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
War Department
Mussolini
North Haven Yards Busy Despite Anticipated Strike
North Haven brick yards worked as usual after a union meeting of brick and day workers. Organizers warned a strike was likely, but employers stated there will be no strike. The situation followed a night meeting in New Haven with union organizers addressing employees.
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North Haven
New Haven
United Brick and Day Makers
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Eauer
Atlantic
McMillan
Peary Blazes Trail
Melville Bay
Massachusetts Colony
Natal
Monsic
Sanday
Main ST
Boys’ Black
Regul
Revalue
Goodyear Welt
Majestic Theatre
Oxfords
Oppcsite
Bridgeport
Conn
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