City Court Holds 31 to Grand Jury
Grand Jury investigations ordered for 31 of the B73 persons arrested here last month. Police reports show November activity including murder detentions, forgery, breaking and entering, highway robbery, grand larceny and auto theft cases with several held for the grand jury. Additional offenses listed include vagrancy, disorderly conduct, and traffic violations, with many defendants bound over or sent to juveniles courts as applicable.
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Follee
Bonn Britten
Tollee
Mande
Grand Jury
Brunk
Asault
Mason Music School Recital Showcases Student Talent
Students from the Mason School of Music performed on piano violin saxophone and dramatic expression at Bradford Street yesterday afternoon to a clearly large audience. Participants included Oscar Darby Betsy Hershberger Mary Fon tes Snyder Ann Shanklin Norma Meadows Irene Price Charles Mason Bobby Rude Caroline Vierheller Francan Cobb James McClay Doris Cheesman Gail Brown Marjorie Sater Richard Beimers Eleanor Chenoweth John Thompson James Walker Philip Gaplan Anita Crist and Nicholas Cook.
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Mason School of Music
Bradford Street
Oscar Darby
Betsy Hershberger
Mary Fsontes Snyder
Ann Shanklin
Norma Meadows
Irene Price
Charles Mason
Bobby Rude
Caroline Vierheller
Francan Cobb
James McClay
Doris Cheesman
Gail Brown
Marjorie Sater
Richard Beimers
Eleanor Chenoweth
John Thompson
James Walker
Philip Gaplan
Anita Crist
Nicholas Cook
Is Old Age an Illness in German Court
Berlin court hears Dr Herman Dringloss claim against an insurance company over payment for a rejuvenation operation. The case questions whether old age qualifies as an illness and if an insured man’s policy should cover such medical costs.
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Berlin
Ainse
Herman Dringloss
Aping
Nitrurated Steel Boosts Motor Longevity in Paris Cars
Paris reports nitrurated steel called the mystery metal now used in motor cylinders. French car makers claim reduced oil consumption to a fifth or tenth and negligible wear. The steel-lined engines reportedly need no running-in and run tight and high compression. Also referenced are fisher girls with bobbed beads and Namaqualand diamond field digs resuming after a months-long halt.
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Paris
Car
Aristion Motors
Academy of Sciences
Court weighs payment after fierce insur ance dispute
A fiery insurance dispute led a court to reserve decision amid tensions over coverage. The text notes the irregular severity of the case and cites that the Netherlands hosts 438 consumers' cooperative organizations.
Americans Buy All Passion Play Seats in Oberammergau
A report notes that American buyers have purchased all seats for the Oberammergau Passion Play. The piece highlights international interest and the lasting appeal of the historic performance, with emphasis on travel and cultural exchange.
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Oberammergau
Am’ Eylea
Oberammergan
Management of 1930 Passion Play Expands for Home Folks
The article notes Americans have taken most of the 160000 pincees for 22 July and August performances. To accommodate demand, 32 extra shows will be added in May June and September for local audiences. Panama plans two new flying fields with costs of 5 million and 42 million dollars. Photographs will be broadcast from Melbourne and Sydney. An artificial silk factory is planned near Loch Leman in Scotland.
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Panama
Loch Lemand
Scotland
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Namaqualand Federal
South Africa
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Capitol
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Coxwell
Virginia St
Dedi
Bette Striden
Ted
Bex
Spinet
Mahegany Tra Convent
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