Son of pastor fills place as preacher at First Presbyterian
Rev. Valentine Alison, son of Rev. Alexander Allson Jr., preached the morning and evening sermons at his father’s church marking his ordination. He belongs to a third generation of Presbyterian clergymen, with texts praising God’s word and loyalty to ancestral faith. His education includes Hamilton College and Princeton Theological Seminary.
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Alexander Allson
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Clinton
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Modern Life Is So Tame Roslyn and Beatrice Comment
In a playful exchange Roslyn envies old-fashioned girls while Beatrice rebels at ankle length skirts. Roslyn claims she can reveal a knee on the streetcar and not draw notice, imagining the crowd grandmother would stir with such a display, quoted by Anna R. Sanders.
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Roslyn
Beatrice
Anna R. Sanders
Picnic Fever Folklore and Gentle Verse In The Fun Shop
A quirky piece edited by Maxson Fouhall Judeli mixes light verse and captions about picnic season with humorous asides. It includes poet Frederic G. Kohler lyric lines about love and admiration, noting a charming maiden and playful lines on attire and appearance.
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The
Fun Shop
Maxson Fouhall Judeli
Frederic G. Kohler
Red Cross Faces Greatest Flood Task in Peace Time
The American Red Cross says it must care for 900,000 refugees in the flooded Mississippi Valley. It plans eleven first aid and life saving institutes at summer camps to train instructors and reduce drowning hazards. The relief effort has required mobilizing many life saving corps members while recalling others to support summer operations.
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Preas
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Mississippi Valley
Lfe Saving Corps
Coolidge Off For Mayflower Cruise
President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge boarded the Mayflower after services at the First Congregational church for a Potomac cruise. They expect to return by tomorrow with the President set to speak at Memorial Day exercises in Arlington National Cemetery. Accompanying them are Frank W. Stearns and wife, Everett Sanders, C Bascom Slemp, and E B Clements.
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Associated Press
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First Congregational Church
Potomac
White House
Everett Sanders
Young to Head U S Group at C C Meet
Owen D Young, GE board chair, named chairman of the American delegation to the Stockholm International Chamber of Commerce meeting from June 27 to July 2. The group, over 160 executives, sails June 14 on the George Washington. Also noted are sales of nine Canadian steamers to private buyers and Austria radio license fees based on town size.
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Associated Prese
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Stockholm
International Chamber of Commerce
George Washington
Boy Struck by Auto Chases Ball in Meriden Street
Frederick Hartmann five-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Hartmann of 85 South Broad Street was struck by a car while chasing a ball and critically injured at 810 last night. Driver Martin J Kiertz twenty of 23 Little Street posted $300 bond on a reckless driving charge.
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Associated Press
Frederick Hartmann
Fred C. Hartmann
South Broad Street
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Martin J. Kiertz
Little Street
Picture on envelope exposes postal clerk Kennedy
Chicago May 29 The Associated Press reports Mitchell V B Kennedy a longtime postal clerk famous in postal circles had his photo placed on a letter to test the mail system A railroad postal clerk and friend A M Stermer clipped the picture from an issue of the Postal Men's Magazine pasted it on the envelope and sent it off to measure efficiency The stunt drew attention to Kennedy a twelve year veteran of the service.
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Associated Press
Mitchell V. B. Kennedy
Kennedy
Postal Men's Magazine
Choate School to Add Infirmary With Major Gift
Wallingford May 90 Associated Press Choate school receives a donation to fund a new infirmary costing 100 000 to 150 000. Donor desires anonymity until completion. Owen D. Young delivers commencement speech as plans move toward a foundation-based management. Scholarships reach a record 20 000. 54 000 for dining hall and gymnasium. Freshman headmaster R J Shortridge resigns to join Storm King School.
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Qwen D. Young
General Electric Company
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George C. St. John
Choate
R. J. Shortridge
Storm King School
Cornwall
N. Y
Soviet Noted Break With Britain Foretold by Officials
A May 39 dispatch reports Maxim Litvinoff, acting foreign secretary, sending a strong note to the British chargé d’affaires denying British charges while Russia asserts the break in relations signals a defeat of Baldwin policy in China. The piece cites calls for arms readiness, two 200 million ruble internal loans, and Pravda warning of imminent danger to European peace.
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Associated Press
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M. Tchitcherin
Reuter
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Baldwin
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Christian Science Lecture by John Randall Dunn
Public invited to hear a free lecture on Christian Science by John Randall Dunn of Boston. Dunn, board member of the Mother church, speaks at the Pyramid Mosque, 1035 State Street, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. No admission cards required.
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Steamer Sails in Quest for Nungesser and Colt
The steamer Sagona returned without finding Captains Nungesser and Colt, the missing French aviators, after a search of the Belle Isle straits and Labrador coast from Battle Harbor toward Paria.
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Organist Charles MacPherson Dies at Victoria Station
London reports the death of Charles MacPherson, famed St. Paul’s Cathedral organist, who collapsed at Victoria station in the presence of his wife and relatives. Born in Edinburgh in 1870, he served as honorary member of the American Guild of Organists and president of the Royal College of Organists 1919-1922.
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London
Associated Press
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Victoria Station
MacPherson
Edinburgh
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Royal College of Orgeniats
Radio Schedule Fragments From A Moonlit Day Broadcast
A cluttered listing shows radio programs across stations WHN WHN and others including memorial day addresses by Calvin Coolidge, orchestras, ball games, weather, and news reports. It lists Amphi theater events, concerts, and varied hour by hour programming from morning devotion to late night music.
Outstanding Radio Listings Across Stations and Programs
A dense schedule lists 2:30 PM Memorial Day program with President Calvin Coolidge and performers, 4:30 PM Sorey's Trico, 7:30 PM National String Quartet, 7:30 PM Roxy and His Gang, 8:00 PM Ritz Male Quartet, 9:00 PM Gypsy String Ensemble with John Wells, and 10:00 PM Armchair Hour on WEAF and WIZ. Additional items include Kingster Gaiden Orchestra, Houry Vatlae, Vagabond Tour, and various local ensemble broadcasts across stations such as KDKA WPIT WRC WMAQ WABC and others with weather, baseball scores, and concert notes.
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aAnne Johnson
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Plot Against Polish Unity Is Reported
Warsaw May 29 AP reports a movement inaugurated at Kovno Lithuania to seize Vilna Grodno and Novograd districts from Poland for a joint white Russian Lithuanian republic. The notice says a separate state was decided upon by a conference inviting White Russians from Poland. The foreign office shows little concern and Poland says it will maintain normal relations with Lithuania.
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Grodno
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King Ben Banished Girls Who Told Says
In a Michigan dissolution case, Esther Johnson Hansel testified she aided in banishing her sister Lena from the House of David colony after she accused leader Benjamin Purnell. Hansel alleged Purnell directed “take care of Lena,” arranged forced marriages, and urged dependency claims to enlarge government payments.
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Purnell
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Million Dollar Air Transport Firm Formed
Boston May 29 Major General John F. O'Ryan announces formation of Western Airways Inc a million dollar firm to develop air routes Boston to Buffalo and New York City to Montreal with Colonial Air Transport Inc and the Ford company linking eastern and western services. Department of commerce aid expected before regular service begins this summer or fall.
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Associated Press
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New York City
Montreal
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Buffaol
Auction Bridge Week Questions on West's After Open Bid
Milton Go Work outlines a Bridge bidding puzzle series. Twenty West hands are shown with South's opening one heart, asking what West should declare after an adverse bid. Readers fill blanks and compare with official answers daily, encouraging family and club participation in this bidding contest.
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South
Booth
Fragmentary Card Game Notation With West Bets
A sparse OCR fragment lists card terms and bridge notations such as K-10-3-2 and AEQ mixed with arena style prompts. It mentions May 30th and multiple West should entries. The text lacks full context to determine a coherent event or outcome.
Florida Governor Refuses Salary Rise
Governor John W. Martin says 69000 a year is ample, citing the honor of serving the state. He told Senator Hodges in a letter that the Senate should decline to raise the governor’s pay while he remains in office.
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Fla
Associated Press
John W. Martin
W. O. Hodges
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Widow of Christy Mathewson Hurt in Car Crash
Mrs. Jane Mathewson widow of baseball star Christy Mathewson was injured on the Schenectady-Duanesburg road when her car collided with a Rochester man Lloyd J Marshall after a tire blew out. State troopers report she suffered cuts to face and head.
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Duanesburg
N. Y
Associated Press
Jane Mathewson
Chanty Mathewson
Schenectady
Filthy Books Warn Presbyterian Group In Battle Over Morals
A Pittsburgh press report denounces magazines deemed obscene as a threat to youth. Dr. J. W. Pittsburgh and Dr. Cla argue for blocking mail access and limiting erotic content. The piece asserts Christian education must shield children from vulgar publications and urges action to curb moral decay.
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Christian Education
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Observer editor Garvin defends pro Russia line in British paper
London editors decry rupture with Russia and blast covering up the Arcoss raid. The Observer argues that China policy failed and Soviet influence grew, urging restraint while warning extremists may gain from greater tension.
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Presa
J. L. Garvin
Any Observer
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