Taxi Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge In Inman's Death
Washington D C taxi driver Leonard Gray was indicted for manslaughter in the July death of James Suddarth and minor injuries to his brother Thomas after Gray's vehicle side swiped the Suddarth auto as they prepared to depart for Erie. James died at a hospital.
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A Village for Athletes for 1992 Los Angeles Games
The article describes a proposed bungalow village to house about 4,000 visiting athletes during the 1992 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Each unit would hold four people with central dining, cultural touches, and redwood plaques claiming antiquity. After the event the village would be dismantled and sold as beach cottages to recoup costs, contingent on hotel and restaurant support.
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Olympic Park
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Greece
Explosion at Hergules plant shakes Emporium
A premature blast at the Hergules plant two miles east of Emporium injured no one and caused window damage. About 200 pounds of scrap dynamite exploded while Col in McLeat disposed of scrap remotely. A smouldering ember from previous day ignited the pile, and the force swept harmlessly overhead.
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Edison Forced to Cease Active Work at Lab
West Grange New Jersey July 24 Dhanids A Edison famed inventor is ordered to take a radiation from his Kee BF laboratory due to overwork experimenting to synthesize rubber from the golden rl plant His brother in law John Miller says Edison has visited the laboratory only once since June 16 and may retire at his advanced age The story recalls Edison’s lifelong habit of long days of work and his contributions from telegraph to electric light phonograph and motion pictures
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United Press
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France and the disarmament dilemma in international talks
The article reviews France's stance on disarmament amid the League of Nations conference, noting Paris argues disarmament is political, not technical, and that France has reduced arms. It cites security guarantees as a condition, mentions the Lovarno pact, and outlines mutual protection issues with weaker and stronger nations, plus the limited American interest in guarantees.
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United States
Business Gains Nach Four Week Sales Dip Small
A large mail order house reports only a 1 percent drop in dollar sales for the four weeks ending July 18 compared with 1930, with a notable rise in volume. Management views this as a general business improvement and a smaller seasonal decline than expected, amid cautious optimism in the current trade climate.
Gas in Wells Fatal Boy Dead in Colorado Well
A boy died after entering a 130 foot well in Colorado due to gas buildup. Rescue ropes arrived too late as monoxide rapidly deoxygenated the chamber, with warnings on precautions and swift evacuation. The piece also advertises a radio address by Judge Rutherford on a coast to coast network.
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Colorado
Twenty Years Ago Aa Taken From Journal Files 1911
A composite note from the Warren Times and Brie Times recounts plans for a new Elks home, a theater remodel in Corry, and a buggy incident near Meadville. It mentions Lieut Dawson Olmstead visiting Warren, a Hatch Hollow picnic at Lake Pleasant, and Phil Begley saving a drowning effort.
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Union City Times
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
A compact note from W L Gordon on vocabulary habits and pronunciation. Highlights correct usage of alone and Homeopath, urges proper spelling of siren, and promotes daily word practice. Today's term Mandate is defined as an authoritative command and illustrated by a sample sentence about voters' mandate.
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A PROBLEM A DAY On work and manDays need solve
A problem about man days asks how many men are required to finish the same work in 13 days if 12 men take 82.5 days. The answer to yesterday's problem is 360 yards. An explanation involves subtracting 42, dividing, multiplying by 13.
Broadway and Sidestreets revival aims to save stage show
United Press drama editor Jack Gaver reports New York critics and theater groups push to revive road tours and improve touring productions. Guilds and producers back a Save our stage campaign to restore vitality to small and mid size towns, with Shubert and M Ground groups eyed for cooperation amid hopes touring houses can reclaim audiences long lost to cinema.
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Couple Given Hearings for Farm Thefts Near Sugar Grove
In Warren on July 26 Charles H Buck and 17 year old Anna Mae Clark faced hearings before Justice Slavic B Nelson. Buck charged with larceny and Clark with burglary and larceny. They reside between Russell and Lander. Buck jailed, Clark released on recognizance for September term. Fifteen chickens found in a gray roadster linked to the Sandell farm thefts. Buck reportedly sold birds to H H Johnson and Lewis meat markets, which were unaware of the thefts.
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Naples Bomb Blast Sparks Near Panic at Umberto Arcade
A bomb exploded inside the glass covered Umberto Arcade in Naples on July 25 causing near panic among businessmen. Police report two people were hurt lightly and no serious injuries occurred, with shattering glass as the main damage.
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Umberto Arcade
Time history science and the order of events
The science is chronology which studies the arrangement of historical events in time and the intervals between them. Long John Silver appears in Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island. The fish capable of electrical shock is the stingray. The gas used to make a slime is unclear in the fragment. The mountain range between France and Spain is the Pyrenees.
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Spain
Heroic Rescues Mark Blaze Fire at Pittsburgh
Eyewitness accounts recount cru kerofted dormitory blaze in Pittsburgh where Sister Louisa and Mother Superior Agatha refused escape. Firefighters and volunteers carried out about a dozen to fourteen residents, as flames roared from basement windows and the building filled with smoke. Nuns directed inmates to safety while rescuers climbed stairs and fire escapes, with one nun nearly collapsing and others aiding elderly residents.
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Cummings
Anne ‘Daley
Mrs. Daley
John Ryan
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Ryan
Harry Seigert
Ray Harty
Ister
Mary Louisé
Id Kurtz
Kurtz
Kiwanis Club Defeats Alphas In Mushball Action
The Kiwanis Club defeated the Alphas 18 to 0 last night. Shoop and Scott formed the battery for Kiwanis while Paulson and Skinner were the Alphas battery. Hengst hit a long homer for the Alphas. Pebble Brook enjoyed a field day against the Emblem II as Keefer and Young led the Kiwanis battery with Hovey and Johnson in the air dispenser lineup. The TU. B. squad beat EastEnders 24 to 15 in City League play on Thursday evening.
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Five Best Radio Entertainments Listed by Network
WJZ NBC presents The Jesters. WABC CBS Kate Smith and Pryor's Band. WRAF NBC 8 PM Orchestra and Floyd Gibbons. WAIBC CBS Show Boat at 9. WJZ NBC 46 Kreniin Quintet.
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