Remarkable Campaign Completed and Final Pledges Reported
Kansas City dispatch notes a remarkable campaign completion by a volunteer organization. Total today reached 204000 with expected further pledges before the close. Division leaders received honors. executive committee to host a dinner for workers as the drive ends.
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Rover
R. W. Brown
Wim Ayard
Ted
Vaughn
Tein
A. D. Perk
Glenn Brooks
CPW
W. J. Mepcick
Dr. Peck
D. H .Citws
He Merrick
Expect Action This Week On School Site
Board members move toward decisive action on a new school site as Whintlesey and other officials consider Love property or Fair growth land. A Thursday discussion is planned with hopes to finalize location and purchase before April deadline. The full board awaits Ames Gori Florida’s return to enable a complete vote.
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Thin Cy
Amey
Huiting
Willes
Fair Growtha
Gori
Florida
Anna
Three Women Die As Fire Sweeps Princeton Apartments
A devastating apartment fire in Princeton claimed three women and injured others. A mother and daughter were found on an upper floor, while a third victim perished fleeing from a window as firefighters battled the blaze. Rescue crews hoisted survivors to safety as flames trapped residents and scorched stairwells, with efforts hampered by dense smoke and collapsing structure. The victims include Mary Sigler, 63, once an actress, and Remi Sinle, 25, with other family connections noted. authorities reported multiple bodies recovered and a high number of residents displaced.
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United Press
New York
Princeton
Shy
Mary
Sigler
Baltimore
Aractrces
Remi Sinle
Alina Bevin
Machyine Howe
Fries
Byateria
Bremen
Emirke Wat
Alyut
Executive Committee Dinner Delayed Post Campaign Winding
After a heavy campaign winding, the executive committee planned a dinner to discuss federal divisions. The event was arranged for Hines tomorrow evening with Mr Smith and Mr Wolter and members of each tennis group also invited. The time and mailing delays limited details.
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Hbxoe
Webster
Weare
Ashton
Peck
Ty Smith
Harry Aner
Brooks
West Meérrig
C. L. Alekander
Hines
Mr Smith
Anc
Harding Plans Stamp Tour to Rally Support for Policies
United Plain dispatch from St Augustine reports President Harding preparing a stamping tour to rally congressional insurgents and solidify support for his administration. The trip aims to explain facts behind policies, counter insurgent opposition, and deter potential moves toward reelection.
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United Plain
ST Augustine
Harding
Vacatigny
Deville
Teurgente
Selene
Exbh Mingeroke
Burt Ii
Mn Harding Hiliever
Iishkents
New Proposals for Ruhr Peace Offered
Berlin reports a series of new peace proposals for the Ruhr as Chancellor Cy 10 HT stays bedridden and unable to meet with key officials. The tempo of diplomacy rises while British and German authorities weigh guarantees, and a plebiscite may shape the Woner act posture amid Governor Pinchot's strong opposition.
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van Pres
Berlin
Fie
Healy
Deen
Germany
United Prom
Tiarrisburg
Waton
Uct
Pinchov
Britain
Porale
Francesan
Pinchot
Miss Ruth Wood Returns Home for Easter Break
Miss Ruth Wood arrived home Saturday morning to spend Easter vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs Hoe Wood. Wood is a student at Allegheny College.
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Ruth Wood
Euster
Mrs Hoe. Wood
Miss Wood
Allegheny College
Lighting Crisis Slows Bay Street Installations
A lighting upgrade along Bay Street and West Main streets hits delays as incandescent fixtures prove unreliable. Officials say subscriptions will allow Whiteway streetlights to extend to First Avenue, near the High School, with new fixtures planned to reduce outages and improve downtown illumination.
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Stereligih
Inellatta
Ares
Periest
Verné Vrey Electricight Company
Dorey Binniet
Air Moute
Necesary
Bayt
West Man
Tthe High School
First Avenue
Womethier Kireetsy
Besi
Wiert Avenue
Wigar
City Schools Close Thursday For Spring Vacation
Public schools in the city will close Thursday afternoon for spring vacation and remain closed for about a week from the following Monday. The plan accompanies a note to parents about the break and mentions the election of officers for the upcoming year by the city council of the Teachers Association. Officers elected include President Miss Mary P Kenney, Vice President Miss Stormy, Secretary Miss Howlah Hroos, Treasurer Miss Ethel Strest. Institute sessions for the year will begin on Labor Day.
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Intiate Council
Guide Schools
Teachers’ Association
M.B. Blanden
Ming Wood
Milt Grant
van Tumell
Mary P Kenney
Mins Stormy
Mira Howlah Hroos
Minls
Ethel Strest
Rev F W Troy Resigns From Baptist Pulpit
The Rev. Fredere W. Troy resigns from his pastorate at the city Baptist church. The departure follows years of service and is noted as a planned withdrawal to pursue evangelistic work. The church community and friends reflect on his career and future plans.
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Corry
Chuck
Fredere W. Troy
Baptist Chapeh
Wirviers
Gruel
Vonkreysit
Trey Hwe
Troy
Dissolution of Communists Ends Revolt
In Michigan on March 29 the dissolution of the Communist party and its successor the Workers Party of America is described. The report notes violence and a defense witness in a trial related to the movement. The piece also mentions the appointment of Francis Union Bishop of Covington and ties to the Russian Communist move.
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Wren ST
Jobepit
Mich
Workers Party of America
Communist Organization
Ion of
Ruthenberg
Workers Party
Traries
Rome
Rev. Francis
Union’ Education League
Columbus
Ohio
Covington
Len
Trotskiy
Radio Broadcast Breaks Silence In Mute Music Context
A fragmented report notes a radio music break amid silence and experimental tuning. It mentions a list of participants, devices, and a late 19th item reference, with unclear names and places, leaving the exact event and setting ambiguous.
Junior Senior Reception Set For April 4
The graduating class of Curry High School will hold a junior-senior reception on April 4 at Paral Hall. Organizers plan a formal banquet with Corey HRM and Hetian Gold. an Allepieny Village Orchestra will provide music. Invitations have been issued and the event aims to strengthen ties between seniors and juniors.
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Lake of Curry
Tanjur
Jay
Armory
Hhiverdite
Juitiors
Xehvolenates
Wii Wil
Corey
Paral Hall
Allepieny
Powerless to Halt Piggy Wiggly Trading On Exchange
Powerless to halt dealings in Piggly Wiggly stock leaves over the counter trading in full swing among brokers in New York. The New York Stock Exchange said it cannot stop the activity as the stock continues to be traded outside the exchange amid questions over maneuvers by a company official. The exchange issued a statement citing constitution provisions against dealings outside the exchange and affirmed no right of its members to quote or deal in unlisted shares.
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N York Stock Exchange
New York
United Pre
New
York
Thy Leskers
New York Stork Exchange
Clarence Sautdere
Metphiy
Tenn
Lange
Nationwide weekend auto deaths and injuries total ten killed
United Press dispatch reports ten persons killed and forty two injured in automobile accidents across the United States over the weekend. Fatalities occurred in New York Chicago Terre Haute Wilkes Barre Columbus and Detroit with varying circumstances across states.
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United Pres
New York
United States
United Press
Chicago
Terre Haute
Wilkes Barre
Columbus
Detroit
NOW READY TO DRILL WELLS NEAR RESERVOIR
The drilling rig near the reservoir is set to begin tests and wells to improve the city water supply. Officials expect completion within a day or two with a deep test possible near Bay. Residents await results as the project aims to boost pumping and pressure for the system.
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Tihs
Waris
Amos Williams
Woman Attacked with Hammer in Sleep Fleeing Suspect Searhed
Washington reports a sleep assault on Elizabeth O Geles by a hammer wielding intruder. The victim sustained a severe skull fracture and fled the scene as authorities seek the suspect, a woman linked by some to the Phillips Meadows case.
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United Press
Washington
Elizabethh O'Geles
O'Bren
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
O'Brien
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Castler
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Sarah Bernhardt
Vuilted
Paris
Manet
Myhardt le
EU Ai
Wiley
Teachers Institute Council
F.W. Troy
Taptrom
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Marchade
Merino
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Sheen
Wwe
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Hammer Wielder
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