First Vessel To Reach Boston British Port 1849
The tale recalls June 3 1849 as the first vessel to arrive in Boston from England, described by Peggy and the Little Black Clock. It notes a harbor scene with observers and a comparative view of time, while a separate California Automobile Association survey records 16 800 rural schools and 42 100 motor buses.
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Peggy
Pye
John
Skell John
Boston
England
California Automobile Association
Radio Program Listings With Call Letters and Times
Radio schedule fragment lists stations and programs with wavelengths and hourly slots across multiple stations including WJZ WEAL WIZ WGX WSB and WHAS. It shows a mosaic of concert orchestras, singers, dances, news, and talk segments with varied start times from early evening through late night.
Radio and TV Schedule Snippet for Nashville Market
Program lineup includes WEAF 8:00 and 10:00 events, WJZ 11:00 news, 11:45 dance program, and SM Nashville 4:00. Orchestra performances accompany 10:00 segments with WEAF and WAZ listings showing quartet, orchestra, and singers. Additional items reference U. of Ky, 11:00 reporters, 10:00 art.
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Ae Offensis
East of
WJZ
New York
Floyd Gibbons
Andy
Seotes
Lopez Orchestra
Harry Kogen
Foresters Quartet
Masters
Reflections
KUKU
Shikaber Music
Amos
P’ Andy
Toronto Dance Orch
Wede-Mayer ‘Dance Orchestra
U. of
SM Nashville
Moslems at Cholinganallur rally for independence effort
Rioting near Madras injures 40 and disrupts salt law protests as Muslims join civil disobedience. A Bombay dispatch notes rising Muslim cooperation with Gandhi movement and a demonstration endorsing boycotts of British goods. In Poona, 3000 demonstrators march with a King George portrait, while authorities take no action.
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Bombay
India
Iga
Great Britain
All- India
Una Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Worli
London
Daily Mail
Saliba
Poona
Aha
George
Deaths Lisbon General Antonio Julio De Songa Machado
Lisbon General Antonio Julio De Songa Machado veteran of the Attican war and former aide to the late King Carlos Weallesley Mags Misa Sarah P Eastman 91 founder and first principal of Dana Hall School with her sister Julia
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Lisbon
Antonio Julio de Songa Machado
Carlos
U S Railroads Rate Proposals and Earnings Outlook
U S Railroads discusses continued debate on general rate increases and how the Commerce Commission must set rates to yield a reasonable return on invested property. The current standard is a 3- to 4-percent return, with earnings sliding since January as estimates show March and April returns near 3 percent. The article notes railroad earnings trends and mentions an investment context amid swamp land holdings by hunting clubs.
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Commerce Commission
Bureau of. Railway Economics
Washington
Business Review Shows Moderate Volume in Fifth District
The Fifth Federal Reserve District's monthly business review notes April and early May in moderate volume, below seasonal levels. Debits and credit were down versus 1929 yet deposits rose, with mixed signals on employment, agriculture, coal, textiles, and retail activity including Easter-related clothing sales. Building permits rose in April while general wholesale trade remained light and several counties reported job gains in shipyards and road projects.
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Fifth Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Monthly
Business Review
Fifth Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Reserve Bank
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Newport News
South Carolina
Minority Acts Continued From mm Dest One
Grace, president of Youngstown company, says he hopes Burnell remains associated with the meted company perhaps as vice president. The Bethlehem corporate minority counsel questions the role and salary details remain unresolved.
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Burnell Grace
Burnell
Youngstown
Grace
Bethlehem Corporatiog Nority Counsel
Bai
Ithlehém Company Pal
Two gang gun attacks shock Chicago in three days
In Chicago a pair of gang gun assaults left victims murdered or gravely wounded. The latest case found Thomas Somnerig, acquitted earlier in a 1928 election-day matter, garroted and tortured in an alley near Harrison Street. Police pursue hoodlums amid a city roundup.
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Chicago
Penth
Sing
Thomas Somnerig
Octavine Granady
Harrison Street
Healta Gang
Mysterio
Leo Mongoven
Reynolds Coal Company Loses In Eight Actions
Judgments totaling 35447.44 entered against Reynolds Coal Company in Judge Kittle right here Tuesday covering eight dispositions. Plaintiffs include Taylor County Bank 1500 Floyd Suddarth 839.10 Thomas N Safert 1200 B Kerns and F Five 337 Le L iferr 1575.75 National Bank of Grafton 2294 Anderson Tutt 729.52 plus others. Other actions listed include First National Bank of Grafton vs J Perino Bert Hartman W Oy Rollw Ona C Jefferys 226.00 and Ota A Loach et al continued Corporation vs R Fy and Pots.
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Reynolds Coal Company
Kittle
Judement Sgatiat
Coal “Company
Taylor County Bank
Floyd
Suddarth
Thomas N. Safert
B. Kerns
F. Five $337.00 le L Iferr
W. A. Sturm
National Bank of Grafton
Anderson Tutt
First National Bank of Grafton
J. Perino
Li Bert Hartman
W. Oy Rollw
Ona C. Jefferys
Ota
A. Loach Yu
Ae Price
Corporation
R. Fy
Pots
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