Chaotic Summer Chimes Prompt Park Church Services
Park Congregational Church asks for earlier services causing St. Paul’s Episcopal Church bells to ring ten minutes late at 10:45 a.m. this summer in Pawtucket Rhode Island. The delay aims to avoid drowning out the Rev. Carl A. sermon at St. Paul’s.
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St. Paul's
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Miniature yachts race for international trophy
In Boston officials say the tiny yachts used in international trophy races cost about each. Enthusiasts report strong interest in the sport and the events attracting attention from local collectors and clubs.
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Boston
Firm Opens Hunt For Oil In Eastern North Carolina
In Raleigh a New York company began drilling about eight miles south of Plymouth in Washington County as part of an extended search across eastern North Carolina. Dozens of test holes exist in the region while geologists note sedimentary formations may hold oil gas or sulfur with continued drilling planned despite prior dry results. Dr J L Stuckey says the effort aims to sink wells in several areas and is not a fly by night operation.
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Davidson Oil Bellesenen Oy Cenaninn
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Washington County
J. L. Stuckey
Geolo
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Sulphur Pds
Mississippi
Texas
Stuckey
Nature
Equal School Facilities Would Cost 400 Million
Southern state education officials estimate a minimum of 400 million dollars required to preserve racial segregation in classrooms. The analysis covers Alabama Florida Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Texas Tennessee and Virginia with White schools valued far higher than Negro facilities. Projections show timelines of about ten years to equalize facilities at current White levels.
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Syracuse boy injured in soap box race crash
La Mar Hughes, a 12 year old from Syracuse, won a bicycle for piloting a soap box racer downhill in Warsaw Indiana. He sustained a fractured skull after being thrown from the bike when he lost control on a hill.
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Stock list shows broad mix with major names and percentages
New York stock list memo notes percentages for dozens of firms including American Tobacco 31% United Airlines 29% American Foreign Pow 1% and Eastern Airlines 40% among others. It lists manufacturers, refineries, and media firms such as Boeing 41% Paramount Pictures 0.24% and Warner Pictures 14% with approximate sales to 1 p.m. totaling 730000.
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Armour & Co
Top &S
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Carolina Power & Lt
Peterpillar
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Great PE
Ludson Motor
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Kroger
Lee Aircraft
Loews Theaters
Lorillard
Sperry Corp Standard Brands
Stevens, J. P Co
Stewart Warner
Union Pacific
United Airlines
Ene Aircraft
United Seedsvccescses
United States Pipe
United States Rubber
Av. S. Smelting & Ref Cerooeeal
Unite States Steel
Sone Sd
Venediam Corporation
Warner Pictures
West Maryland
Western Electric
Constable Mel vin Ligum Reconciles With Wife in Boston
In Boston, Constable Mel vin Ligum is back on even terms with his wife after the city council renominated Mrs Ligum as a constable.
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Boston
Melvin Ligum
School officials and local figures gather for inspection
Superin Son, F. E. Jones for Deitrick, Lloyd Y. head of First Ward School, and Carroll the city school chief pose with Gan Genaoe, George Stewart of R. K. Stewart and Son, S. E. lhouse and surveys for the State Board of tion, the ty School in a formal gathering.
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Deitrick
Lloyd Y
First Ward
Carroll
Gan Genaoe
George Stewart
R. K. Stewart and Son
S. E. Lhouse
State Board of Tion
Cfties
William Penn High School
L. R. Stewart
Point Contractors
H. W. Moser
Sam H. Deitrick
Sioner
John C. Davis
Davis Plumbing and Ting Company
Paraded Elephants Gone Wild End Parade Scare At Louisburg
In Louisburg North Carolina a circus elephant herd stampeded through fields causing panic among farmers. A Campa Bros Circus trainer and police aided a rescue as five elephants fled nine miles before cornering in a swamp. One animal pulled logs to free another.
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Campa Bros. Circus
James Reed
Tommy Phelps
Virginia
Mrs Copeland Funeral Held Tomorrow in Kinston
Funeral rites for Mrs Della Edgerton Copeland mother of Mrs Amos Kearns will be held tomorrow at Gasen Street Mec odist Church with burial in Macomelen. Mrs Copeland died yesterday in her sleep on West Washington. Her husband Arthur Sanford Copeland longtime Kinston business leader died in 1941. They were married 48 years.
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Della Edgerton Copeland
Amos Kearns
Gasen Street
Macomelen
Copeland
West Washington
Arthur Sanford Y. Copeland
Dessert Term in England Described as Sweet
The article notes that in England a dessert is commonly called a sweet. It contrasts regional naming with the term dessert used elsewhere.
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Paris Train Crash Kills 12 Including Two American Soldiers
A speed express crashed into the rear of the stopped Frankfurt Paris train in Sanry France killing at least 12 people including two American soldiers and injuring about 40 others. Eleven soldiers, a serviceman’s wife and an American teacher were among the injured. Several injured were taken to Metz hospital and Verdun. The wreck occurred as the leading train failed to stop and the following Basel Calais service sped toward it at over 60 miles an hour.
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Wyoming dedicates quarter of state to national parks
A historical note states that one fourth of Wyoming's area is set aside as national parks. This highlights the vast conservation effort and the region's emphasis on preserving natural landscapes for public use and enjoyment.
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