Young boars become pets in southern France
In Annecy on June 16, wild boars are described as increasingly popular pets in the south of France. News notes docile youth with coats striped dark and a friendly, playful demeanor, though mature boars develop aggression.
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Annecy
Associated Press
France
Midi
Axouns
Governor Trumbull Signs Requisitions For Extraditions
Hartford June 16 Official reports say Governor Trumbull signed a Louisiana extradition requisition for Donald William Horton held in Hartford on non support. Detective Serjeant Hallissey to receive and return Horton to the state. A New York extradition for John Sadlon charged with arson and insurance fraud was signed, with State Policeman Paul Lavin authorized to transport Sadlon.
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Hartford
Br Associated Press
Cimeinor Trum Ul Today
Louisiana
Paul Lavin
Promissory note suit filed in Superior Court
A. J Lynd of Water Haven Florida seeks to collect 500 on a promissory note dated March 1 1826 from Ann and May Olean in a suit filed in Superior Court. The note bears 5 percent interest and was due one year after its date.
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A. J Lynd
Water Haven
Fioda
Suprier Corue
Ann Ant May Olean
Notwalk
Arkansas beauty queen named Evelyn Maurine Livingstone
Evelyn Maurine Livingstone of Little Rock is chosen as the University of Arkansas beauty queen from 22 nominees. Dorothy Cummings, designated third prettiest, is another blonde. Martha Louise Lide, Doris Carkuff, and Mary Elizabeth Wiseman are brunettes holding second, fourth, and fifth places respectively.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Associated Press
University of Arkansas
Evelyn Maurine Livingstone
Little Rock
Howard Chandler Christy
Dorothy Cummings
Martha Louise Lide
Doris Carkuff
Mary Elizabeth Wiseman
Wadlow Pupils Appear In Dance Recital At Pilgrim Hall
The Wadlow pupils under Mrs. Carolyn A Wadlaow presented a two part program at Pilgrim hall closing The Studio recital. The show featured colorful folk and national dances followed by modern dance and interpretive numbers with students such as Gertrude Feldsman Olza Kuaik Mae Hammond Kathryn Wallace Lilian Deutsch Mary Russell Edith Nussenbaum and many more.
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Carolyn A. Wadlaow
Pilgrim Hall
Gertrude Feldsman
Olza Kuaik Mae Hammond
Kathryn Wallace
Lilian Deutsch
Mary Russell
Edith Nussen
Constance Bursick
Maijon de Ceccer
Huth Reica
Syhla Reich
Valitta Hello
Frances Sehempp
Magdalen Istovit
Hazel McCormick
Anna Geeenek
Eleanor Sal
Anna Dingis
Alexaandrea Kishk
Janinn Guden
Alek Chednak
Stephen Laputz
Axande Laputz
Joseph Balush
Alexander Beusch
Thomas Russel
Elisabeth Mule
Alberta Adams
Irene Kloska
Mary Kusenick
Clara Millett
Florence Deutsch
New Bedford Man Shoots and Hangs Self
James Negus found 51 year old Robert H. Nevius, lifelong Dartmouth resident, hanging in his Boston Smith Hill home cellar after he reportedly first fired a shot in a toilet area. Police indicate a self inflicted gunshot preceded the fatal hanging in the yard area.
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New Bedford
Mess
Associated Press
Robert H. Nevius
Dartmouth
Tun Smith
James Negus
Neguy
Former congressman pays costs in Westport
Ex Congressmen John J Fitzgerald of 881 Ocean avenue Brooklyn NY or a member of Congress from Brooklyn for 19 years paid costs of court 1060 dollars for violating the rules of the road in Westport Town Court yesterday. The trial followed an accident on Buckleys bridge Westport in which Mrs Fitzgerald sustained a broken arm. Fitzgerald was arrested by state police at the time and remanded on a bond of 50 dollars for his appearance in court yesterday.
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John J Fitzgerald
Ocean Avenue
Brooklyn
Congress
Westport
Buckley’s Bridge
Wetport
Fitzgerald
Obituary notices from the Leavenworth and Derby areas
Obituaries recount the deaths and funeral plans for Tya Gelleude Leavenworth Eva Certrude Leavenworth widow of Terry Warner Leavenworth and others including Thomas J Timmons Agnes Callahan Viktor Mihilewtes Catherine Scholl and Mrs Brehoels with details on funeral times, church services and interment locations across Seattle Norwalk Derby and Branfield precincts. Survivors and home addresses are noted for several individuals including May Robinson Emma Leavenworth and William Herman.
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Tya Gelleude
Leavenworth
Eva Certrude Leavenworth
Terry Warner Leavenworth
Stratfield Hotel
Seattle
Caughirs
May J HO Raouinson
Emma E Leavenworth
Al.a
Thomas J Timmons
Thomas J .Timmons
Kell
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount St Peter's
Derby
Catherine Schoir
Catherine Scholl
Malt Street
Bridgepodl Hospital
St Joseph's Church
Brehoels
William Herman
John
Fannie
May Scholz
Elizabeth Zapperolie
Correct English Speech Doesn't Exist Says Shaw
London June 16 by Associated Press George Bernard Shaw declared there is no such thing as correct English speech and cited 42,767,500 British dialects. He noted each speaker deems others inferior and warned the language problem is complex. He suggested defining a range of speech and drawing a line on accent and pronunciation.
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London
Associated Press
George Bernard Shaw
Royal Society of Literature
Britain
Siep
Park Board abandons screenings for park roads
Park board president George M. Hames announced screenings will not be purchased this year for park roads. He claims bid collusion affected the 1 560 tons offered by Bertolini Brothers and George T McCarthy Co at 2 10 per ton, and rejects both bids. Rigid safeguards against future collusion will be required on the Black Rock boulevard project.
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Park Roads
George M. Hames
Board of Park Commissioners
Eames
Mr. Eames
Bertolini Brothers
George T McCarthy Company
Public Works Department
Black Rock Boulevard
Palace Stakes Won by Gibbons at Latonia Ky
Gibbons of Crescent stables with Griffin up won the Palace Hotel stakes at Latonia Ky for three-year-olds and up, running six furlongs in 1 1/12. Dinner Dance was second, King Bastan third. Jolly Roger won the Bayside steeplechase at Aqueduct, two miles in 4 11 5. Ravel second, Nomad third.
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New York
Associated Press
Gibbons
Crescent Stables
Griffin
Latonia
Dinner Dance
Bayside
Jolly Roger
Ravel
Nomad
Sepoy
Ladkin
Aqueduct
Peter
Sehido
Misa Carew
Parmount
Tippity Witchet
Starless
Harewood
Camosel
Simple Dunkie
Patricia Marian
Probation Officers Meet in Torrington
Connecticut probation officers hold their annual convention at George Junior Republic Litchfield reelecting Anna E O'Brien of Hartford as president and an officer from New Britain as secretary. The executive committee was chosen and plans for the Hammonasset outing on July 28 were made as juvenile court work issues were discussed.
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Torrington
Connecticut
George Junior Republic
Litchfield
Anna E O'Brien
Hartford
Athbiisidl
New Britain
End Teliner
Hammonasset
Easton Stars and Stripes honored at 160th anniversary
Easton marked the 160th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes with a program at Rosery Rest Memorial Hall. Rev. Howard B Warren presided, George Pfiemm gave welcome, and performances included songs, instrumental numbers, and a flag pledge. Scout activities and local visits followed, with community notices of hikes, guests, and future games in the area.
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Easton
Stars and Stripes
Pfiomm
Rosery Rest
Port Hill
Howard B Warren
Jesse Lee M. E
George Pfiemm
America
al Prayer
Warren
Georgia
Rev. Warren
Eugene Roux
Helmut Geppinger
Barbara Pritchie
Eunice Mellen
McDonald Ghosen Re elected Union Agent at Meeting
Milton McDonald was chosen business representative of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 173 for the seventh time at the annual meeting. He also serves as president of the Building Trades Council and the Board of Business Agents, and previously led the Central Labor Union for five years. Lawrence Corcoran was elected president with Stephen Shay as vice president and Charles Sawyer as financial secretary.
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Milton Mc Donald
Plumbers
Steamfitters’ Union
Mc Donald
Building Trades' Council
Board of Business Agents
Central Labor Union
McDonald
Lawrence Corcoran
Stephen Shay
Charles Sawyer
John Hurley
Gordon Derwood
Fred Coe
June Marriages Set Bureau Record at Welfare Building
At 4 30 yesterday two marriage licenses were issued at the Welfare Building bureau setting a new record for a single day. Fredele J Creatura of Gearlow avenue and Mine Scinto of Pitts street obtained a license, as did Louis Yamin of Patt street for Heenan, with Miss Hellie Kater of Maplewood listed as bride.
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Bureau of the Welfare
Fredele J. Creatura
Gearlow Avenue
Ae. Mine Scinto
Iptt Street
Heenan
Louis Yamin
Patt
Hellie Kater
Maplewood
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