Walker Seabury clash as prober urged to charge openly
New York May 26 Jimmie Walker mayor of New York fought back at Samuel Seabury in a legislative inquiry. Seabury pressed Walker on a $19 000 letter of credit and a stock account yielding 246 092. Walker defended his actions saying funds came from him and his party. The hearing drew a packed crowd with supporters shouting You are on the ropes Sam.
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New York
Jimmie Walker
New
Samuel Seabury
Seabury
Walker
Legislative Committee of
Bowery
Park Avenue
Sam
White Seabury
Paul Block
Europe
Equitable Coach Company
Equitable
J. Allan Smith
Seabury Walker
Ronse
Walkes
Hofstades
Tammany
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Social Bulletin Notes
Twenty years ago in Huron social life is summarized with visits and travels. Mrs B E Beach returns from Redfield while Miss Wilma Bliss heads to Iroquois for a few days. Ralph Longstaff visits from Pierre to relatives, and Mrs George Leslie returns from Percival. Mr and Mrs Fred Rollins arrive from Belle Fourche for Congregational conference. Mrs D A Sauer hosts a gathering for Misses Mabel Olver and Evelyn S Ford. A Roght of Arlington visits with son Max and sees Leon in the intercollegiate field meet. The Howard family returns from Tacoma with Mrs Sadie Fowler visiting. Esther Lyon hosts friends Saturday at her home.
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B. E. Beach Aurday
Redfield
Wilma Bliss
Iroquois
Ralph Longstaff
Pierre
John Longstaff
George Leslie
Percival
Fred Rollins
Belle Fourche
D. A. Sauer
Mabel Olver
Evelyn Sarford
A. Roght
Arlington
Max
Leon
E. W. Howard
Lowell
Tacoma
Howard
Sadie Fowler
Esther Lyon
Gypsy party guest list includes many Misses
A late afternoon Gypsy party entertained numerous guests comprising Miss Olga Smith, Miss Alice Sten, Miss Dorothy Parke, Miss Katie Costello, Miss Blanche Baumhoff, Miss Vivian Thompson, Miss Lea Warren, Miss Bernice Robinson, Miss Ruth Sturdevant, Miss Beulah Alley, Miss Hazel Skinner, Miss Esther Dean, Miss Hattie Carroll, Miss Adele Bebbitt, Miss Dora Lyons, and Miss Elizabeth Thomas.
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Ternoon
Olga Smith
Alice Sten
Dorothy Parke
Katie Costello
Blanche Baumhoff
Vivian Thompson
Lea Warren
Bernice Robinson
Ruth Sturdevant
Beulah Alley
Hazel Skinner
Esther Dean
Hattie Carroll
Adele Bebbitt
Dora Lyons
Elizabeth Thomas
Memorial day network broadcasts set for Catholic U mass in Washington
Memorial day programs feature a field Mass at Catholic University stadium in Washington officiated by Archbishop Michael J. Curley with a sermon by Rev Dr Peter Guilday. Transmission begins 10 a.m. on WABC CBS, plus NBC event coverage of Indianapolis 500 race and night music from WEAF WABC WJZ NBC networks. Also includes radio listings for WEAF NBC and WJZ NEC schedules and performances by Sylvia Froos the Columbians and other performers. Yankton businessman John H Balmat dies after a fall and leg injury. he was a shoe maker with ties to Dakota territory, survived by widow and seven children.
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New York
Catholic University of America
Washington
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Peter Guilday
Wabc-Cbs
NBC
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Irene Bordoni
Harry Reser
Eskimos
Jack Pettis
WABC
CBS
Sylvia Froos
the Columbians
Jay C. Flippen
Howard Barlow
WJZ
U. S. Marine Band
David Garvick
Walt
Yankton
John H. Balmat
Dakota Territory
Vitamin B in Bran Boosts Health Says Kellogg Cereal
Laboratory tests on Kellogg's ALL-BRAN claim the cereal supplies Vitamin B for intestinal tone and elimination. The product provides ballast similar to lettuce, absorbs moisture to form a soft mass that clears wastes. Iron content is twice that of beef liver by weight. Two tablespoons daily recommended. consult a doctor if constipation persists.
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Kellogg's
Ada
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Prober
Huron
Radiolant
By C. E. Busterfield
Montgomery,ward & Co
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WARD
Ward's
Paic
Montgomery Ward and CO
Northwest
Berwick
South America
Riverside
Riverside Mate
Oxfords
Montgomery Ward & CO
Dakota
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