Has Piracy Returned in Modern Times
The Bridgeport Times discusses recent US ship disappearances and the possibility of piracy or capture by rival powers. It notes wireless and navigation advances make sudden loss unlikely, mentions a theory that crews may be seized for Soviet Russia, and questions if a maritime anti piracy effort is needed again.
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Bryant, Grimm & Brunson
New York
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Chicago
Associated Press
Barnum
The
Times Publishing Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Washington
Russia
Pirat
Making the World Smaller Through a Continent Run
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr completed a cross continental auto run in 154 hours covering 3605 miles at 23.5 mph. The feat, versus past crossing times of fifty to seventy five years ago, underscores rapid travel progress and prompts speculation about travel in 1970.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Pacific Coast
Silence surrounds Ambassador Harvey after speaking out
British and American circles note Ambassador Harvey’s refusal to speak at public functions after a frank London dinner. Observers wonder if White House warnings or clipping-bureau readings influenced his silence. He is scheduled to speak on July fourth, raising questions whether editors will prune his remarks.
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Harvey
London
Washington
Sulgrave Yester
White House
Great Britain
Charles Evans Hughes
Yale Commencement and Inauguration Mark Century 22
Yale University nears its 220th commencement while also inaugurating a new president. The piece notes the institution's wide influence on national life, shaping generations beyond campus and shaping public affairs through education, information, and a shared collegiate culture.
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Yale University
Physician Shortage Strikes United States Says Brooklyn Doctor
Dr Roy Upham of Brooklyn warns the nation is short twenty five thousand physicians. He cites long medical training and difficulty building a practice as factors urging reforms to attract young men to medical school.
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Roy Upham
Brooklyn
United States
What Others Say From the Hartford Courant
The Hartford Courant notes Sunday and holiday dangers with New England accident reports. It cites injuries in Hartford and surrounding towns, drownings in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, plus sentiment on mothers in juvenile crime debates.
Keeping Fit and Mindful Health in Modern Life
A satirical note on changing fitness fads from the Omaha World Herald argues that standing on one's head may help but is unlikely to gain followers. It emphasizes balanced exercise, rest, plain food, and clear perspective to keep the mind and body fit in a complex age.
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Omaha World Herald
Mirth as Medicine and the Power of a Smile
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle piece reflects on laughter’s healing effect. It recounts a man saved from despair after a fire by a daughter’s cheerful note and cites Lincoln and Emerson on humor, urging that laughter can brighten minds and spirits even in dark times.
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Rochester Democrat
Chronicle
Helen
Lincoln
Artemis Ward
Genemen
Emerson
Split over lumber duties disrupts Republican Ways and Means
The New York Times notes a rift in Republican ranks over a proposed 25 percent lumber duty. Chairman Fordney pushes the plan, while Midwest Republicans threaten revolt, with senators and papers criticizing protectionist shifts and calls to keep lumber on the free list.
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Ferdney
Middle West
White House
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Capper
Federal Trade Commission
Stout
The
Chicago Tribune
Party of High Protection
Fordney
Amherst Centennial Tribute From Boston Post
The Boston Post notes Amherst College dates to 1821 and has deep roots in New England culture. It lauds the college as a potent force for culture and manhood, praising leaders, learners, and patriotism, and wishes Amherst long life and usefulness. Liberty bonds may be retired but liberty endures.
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Boston Post
Amherst
New England
Speckled Band and Royal Belfast Journey
The tale shifts from a deadly confrontation with a swamp adder in Roylott’s manor to a royal departure. King George and Queen Mary depart London for Belfast with heavy security and thousands lining the routes for the state opening of the Northern Ireland Parliament. The port city braces for ceremonies as Irish guards lead the royal procession through Belfast streets.
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A. P
Georee
Maury
Holy Hel
Belfast
Felfast
George
Queen Mary
Northern Ireland
Aldershot
Parliament Building
Tent for Wounded Hosts Vaudeville Show on Staten Island
A Bridgeport industry helps stage a June 30 entertainment by National Vaudeville Artists Inc for 2000 wounded soldiers at the U S Public Health Service Hospital Fox Hills Staten Island N Y A circus tent from Barnum Bailey surplus is provided and a TF Keith band of 200 will perform starting 1 PM The show is free for the servicemen with N V A coupons available for food money and refreshments
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Bridgeport
National Vaudeville Artists Inc
U.S. Public Health Service Hospital
Fox Hills
Staten Island
N.Y
Barnum & Bailey
TF Keith
Serveo
Paris Lad SS Start No Stocking Style
Paris June 22 fashion at the races shows bare legs dominating the scene with many Parisian women not wearing stockings. The trend contrasts white limbs with black jeans and is described as a rebirth of the stocking fad.
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Paris Lad SS
Paris
le Petit Bleue
Thunderstorm Strips Shepherd in Levens Mountains
A shepherd named Jowle Martin survives a lightning storm in the Levens mountains after a bolt strips and burns him lightly. He escaped with minor injuries as the scene reveals he stood on a chair to reach a ventilator and a safe milk saucer loop whisper of whipcord explains the scenario and the harsher clues. The narrative then shifts to a mystery about Miss Stoner and Dr. Grimesby Roylott with clashes of danger and pursuit ending with a reflection of guilt before continuing to The Adventure of the Missing Three Quarter.
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Adil
Uberty
Watso
Dr. Roylott
Dr. Grimes
Heylett
Allen
Miss Stoner
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Stoke Moran
St Harrow
Sherlock Holmes
Thad
Watson
India
Faris
Martin
Levens
Big Haro
Grimesby Reylett
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