Crow trial ends as feather plucking is proposed
The scene follows a crow court over Christopher Columbus Crow who plans to quit wild life for tame life in Puddle Muddle. Judge Black Crow presides while a prosecutor suggests feather plucking as punishment, highlighting crow law and the odd courtroom drama.
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Weaning From the Bottle and Early Diet Tips
The article urges timely bottle weaning to prevent future eating issues. It notes mothers often prolong bottle use, mentions introducing cereal gruel at five or six months, and adding vegetables and fruit pulp by eight months. It stresses infants should accept spoon and cup feeding alongside bottle.
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Sean ‘Ny
Motorist Drowns in River Plunge at Eastport Bridge
Annapolis Maryland June 6 Frank Crosby 26 of Annapolis drowned when an automobile in his party crashed through guard gates and plunged into the Severn river near the Eastport bridge. Damom Dayton 25 and Joseph Calatian 26 escaped and were held for coroner inquest. Crosby was dead when freed from the car submerged in 18 feet.">
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Severn River
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Joseph Calatian
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Melachrinos Dies At 77 In Fashion Feature
A New York fashion obituary notes Melachrinos, 77, designer of a cigarette brand, described with black and white ensembles. It highlights a high-neck black-and-white polka dot linen blouse, three-quarter coat with novel fasteners, a white pique pleated skirt, and silk garments in summer styles, including a draped toque and navy and beige outfits.
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New York
Ades Melachrinos
Orange Town Captain Killed by Pitched Ball
Kenneth A. Meehan 28 captain and second baseman for Orange Town died when struck on the head by a pitched ball during a game with the Charlemont Mohawks Sunday in Orange Mass. The Bureau of Standards found country library books last longer than city library volumes due to higher sulfur dioxide levels in city air.
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Scorchy Smith Recalls Pending NYC Meeting
Scorchy Smith is reportedly set to meet Captain Carrel in New York as preparations proceed. The garbled report mentions Stonchy, Sed, Vervagh, and unclear references to Scorchy and Joe amid suspicions and airline job hints.
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York
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Salane
Blond Italian movie star Sandra Ravel kinship claim
Rome June 5 A blond Italian actress Sandra Ravel claims kinship to Pope Pius the third cousin of Achille Ratti. She rose in Italy's cinema with Cines after training in Hollywood and Broadway, later returning to Rome to star in several films while noting American methods and hoping for lead roles in America.
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Beer Licenses Sweep States Under Tax Law Change
Across multiple states new license taxes appear as legislatures seek revenue. Beer licenses, prompted by the 8.2 percent tax, bring fees on retailers manufacturers importers and wholesalers. Idaho Minnesota West Virginia Montana Utah Indiana Nebraska New Hampshire New York and others extend licenses to barbers agents trucks dealers hawkers and more.
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Utah
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New Hampshire
New York
Increase In Wages For Steel Workers
Cleveland June 5 1933 nation s iron and steel leaders reported by the magazine Steel to be discussing in Washington a proposed wage increase of 10 to 15 per cent in connection with the pending national recovery act many groups of the iron and steel and metal working industry are studying practice codes and price and cost data weighing unofficial proposals of the government in regard to hours and rates to be stipulated in the codes
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Washington
Ninth Rocky Mountain spotted fever case in Maryland
At Washington on June 5, the ninth person this season in Maryland contracted Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Frank Hubbard, 39, a market specialist with the department of agriculture, remained in critical condition at his home.
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Department of Agriculture
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