Marine Officer's Death on Island Remains Enigma
Washington June 19 The death of Colonel Filis Hillis commander of a renowned marine force on Chateau Thierry and Hue Islands in the South Pacific remains unexplained. Diplomatic and naval officials in the United States and Japan have not determined the cause. Reports say Hillis was traveling for inspection duties when he died on May 1 near Tinrag or Rarae, with Japanese and American communications offering few facts.
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Washington
Coelunel Farlit
Hillis
Bilis
Uy Navy
Takina
Takio
New York City
Tie
Rarae
Mensidg
Islands
Three Motorists Fined for Parking Violations
Three motorists were fined after appearing in city court today. Names listed include Lewis of James Street, By Vignn of No a diay well street, Wells of Fe Wheeler Avenue, and Ryitt of Provisierce Th te. Details given were unclear due to damaged text but the verdicts were recorded.
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Lewis
James Street
Thomas
Wells
Wheeler Avenue
Thomas Ryitt
Vilecurk
Potter Will Admitted to Probate Court
The will of Giles Votier was admitted to probate yesterday. William R. Sellick of Union City was appointed administrator. The will assigns about 2400 dollars in personal estate to Blanche T. Potter and Bernard W. Potter, children of the deceased. other named heirs are listed on the rolls.
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Giles
Votier
Wilain O R. Sellick
Union City
Blanche TE. Poter
Bernard W. Potter
Dance Orchestra Catalog Fragment of 1920s Sessions
An OCR style list details Fox Trots and waltzes by Columbia Dance Orchestra Frank Westphal and Hia Orchestra Meyer Davis Dance Orchestra and others, with song titles, small prices, and performer lines. It reads like a catalog page for tunes such as The River Shannon Moon, Underneath the Mellow Moon, and Louisville Lou among many others, with various soloists and ensembles noted.
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River Shannon Moon
Columbia Dance Orchestra
Morning Will Come by Jolson Tops Columbia New Process
Jolson showcases a tender ballad in Morning Will Come, revealing a sweet voice beyond his blackface persona. Columbia announces New Process Record A-3880 duet When Will the Sun Shine for Me, plus symphonic selections and dance songs. Dealers demonstrate the double hit and highlight Columbia New Process Records with quiet surfaces readable on any phonograph.
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al Jolson
Columbia
Columbia New Process
Charles Hart
Eliott Shaw
Columbia Dealer
Choice Symphony
Guard Against Destruction of Four Large Elms
Pairolmen on the best crossing seavelie and Stare street were instructed not to permit the destruction of four large elm trees at Wircorney near the Atlantic Refining company site. The company may remove one family of trees, others to remain, with only the warden and police department enforcing access and safety. Rotary Club backing led to an ordinance making tree felling without permission punishable by a 40 dollar fine. A business leader stressed a tree’s value at a thousand dollars, and Commissioner Stanley’s action to halt the work drew praise.
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Seavelie
Stare Street
Wircorney
Atlantin Refining Company
Gaiaolie Staton
Tovertsiev
Esther Phot Treag
Pbsidiet
Tres Warden
Pe- Iyee
Moline
Joh
Stanley Esterday
Willian H. Ute
Renary Club
Yrelesdas
Elius Y
Conidastoner
Stansley
Rotary Clso
Stanley
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages In Waterbury
Births listed include Louis Edward and Madeline Thir haul at 441 Hawley avenue with a daughter named June 12 to 19 entries. Antonio and Adelina Clerleuaie at 57 Hallett street welcomed a son June 17. Frank Szamatul at 428 Broad street welcomed a son June 13. Salvatore Mosch elia and Manerazia at 190 Steuben street welcomed a daughter June 14. John Kvasnica and Mary at 784 Hallett street welcomed a daughter June 12. Marriage licenses show Haggerty and Anna Dwyer both in their twenties with residences Worth and Park avenues respectively. Joseph Gough and Listen Lath Witseh, both in their twenties, tied by license. Remkus and Lindstrins. Wiklorowlcq and Helen Sama ntisky listed with addresses on Washington Terrace Wolow Street and State street extension.
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Louis Edward
Madeline Thir Haul
Hawley Avenue
Min
Haze
Kick
Shingtoi Avenue
KON
Shon
Brosler
Mair Street
Waterbury
Antonio and
Adelina Clerleuaie
Hallett Street
Frank and
Mary Szamatul
Broad Street
Salvatore and
Manerazia
Aghington Terrace
Wisse M Lindstrins
Wolow Street
Joseph Wiklorowlcq
Fast Main Street
Helen Samantisky
State Street
Delightful Lowboy Promises Harmony At Home
Marian Moore praises a walnut lowboy as both handsome and practical for busy housewives. The piece extols storage for linens and clothing, suggests decorating tips, and invites readers to write for home furnishing advice while weaving in period domestic concerns and fashion notes.
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Marian Moore
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