Twelve Hurt in New Haven Rail Crash
Twelve people were injured in a head on collision near New Haven station involving The Merchants Limited from Boston to New York and Train No. 86 from New York to Springfield. Over 40 others suffered lesser injuries. The Springfield bound train reportedly overran a switch. Engineer William A. Rice and fireman George Peterson were removed from service.
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New Haven
Conn
Newaven
Merchants Limited
New York
Boston
Springfield
Mass
William A. Rice
George Peterson
Loan helps couple wed in Memphis
Nellie Lucas, desiring marriage, learned her boyfriend Ernest Bright could not raise funds. Grocer John Avanas lent $5 for the license and served as best man, enabling the couple to wed with Judge Camille Kelley overseeing the plea.
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Memphis
Tenn
Nellie Lucas
Bright
Camille Kelley
John Avanas
Ernest Bright
Asheboro Police Chief Builds Strong Box Miniature Hoover Home
Asheboro chief R A Gaddis is crafting a miniature house from old Hoover family lumber to store Randolph County records. The 17 by 20 by 34 inch structure mirrors the Hoover homestead near Arnold's Mill and features hand made nails and a lifting roof revealing an interior designed for historical records.
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Harriette Mammer
Walker
Asheboro
R. A. Gaddis
Gaddis
Hoover
Randolph County
Randolph
Tabernacle Township
Joseph Hoover
Andrew Hoover, Jr
Arnold's Mill
Uwharrie River
Andrew Hoover
President Hoover
Mexican President Orders Sons to Study in Canada
President Pascual Ortiz Rubio reportedly directs his two sons to end ties with an American college in Kansas and pursue education in Canada next fall. The boys, former students at St Benedicts College in Atchison, were classmates of two Mexican youths slain by a deputy sheriff in Ardmore, Oklahoma, last month.
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Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Kansas
Canada
St. Benedicts College
Atchison, Kan
Ortiz Rubio
Ardmore
Okla
St Edward's Church Mass and Benediction Schedule
Services at St Edward's Catholic Church East Green Street include a 9:00 a.m. Mass and 9:45 a.m. benediction led by Father Vincent Taylor.
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St. Edward's
St. Edward's Catholic Church
East Green Street
Vincent Taylor
Cost to educate a city child per day and year
The Office of Education reports it costs 60 cents daily to educate a city child. For nine months the average annual cost per pupil for teachers, heat, janitorial service, and, in many cases, supplies, books, and library facilities runs about 108 dollars.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Rome's Glory Grows Under Mussolini Rule
Rome rebounds to a historic prominence as population swells to 971,645, up 250,000 since ten years ago and 67,000 from last year. The piece credits Mussolini for much of the urban growth and revival seen in the city.
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Rome
Mussolini
Whitsett News Highlights Local Events July 4
Whitsett notices list visitors from Winston-Salem Burlington and Spar tanburg. The St Mark's church women's club staged a play and several family reunions are planned for July. Memorial services, local history talks, church events and new roads near Gibsonville are announced with community optimism.
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John Thompson
Greensboro
W. T. Ingle
Simpson
Bethlehem Christian Church
Elon College
Coley
Peter Garrett
Kimesvillea
Arnold Holt
Burlington
Johnson J. Hayes
J. B. Robertson
A. M. Shepherd
Mra. Cc
Minnie Kallam
Jewel Greeson
Gibsonville
Number 10
Young Men's Bible Class
Friedens Church
Patteregon
Gibson
Guilford
Rupture Alleged in Cleveland Marriage Act
Henry Rupert sues for divorce claiming his wife Hattie A. Rupert repudiated their marriage vows at the moment of binding. He says in court her reply to the minister was "I will" then she muttered "not" under her breath during the ceremony.
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Cleveland
Hattie A. Rupert
Henry
Unemployment fund in London runs large monthly deficit
London faces a severe unemployment insurance shortfall as the fund for one month shows $25,625,000 in receipts from employers workers and public grants against $47,070,000 in expenditures. The deficit totals $21,450,000, about $5,000,000 weekly, covered by government advances.
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London
England
Hoover to Remain Away From Capital After Conference
Negotiators had settled all major points in dispute. President Hoover remains at Rapidan Camp and will not return to the capital before Monday morning. Castle said Secretary Mellon will confer again with the French and expected another communication after 3 30 o clock Eastern.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Castle
Mellon
Hoover moratorium near. London hails independence day
London reports a near agreement on the Hoover moratorium plan from Paris. The London press calls the development a great independence day to the president.
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London
Paris
O'Neil Praises Peace Education and War Readiness
The national commander outlines three pacifist groups, warns against ultra pacifism, and stresses need for adequate defense funding. He condemns criticism of army air maneuvers as harmful and praises officials for impartial war department leadership.
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Legion
Russia
America
United States
War Department
Barbara Joan Caney Breaks Royal Academy Barrier
London Barbara Joan Caney becomes the first woman in a century admitted to the Royal Academy Schools. After years of correspondence as B. J. Caney she used her initials to gain replies from architects who believed she was male. A surprised architect hired her and her work led to ending the academy’s ban on women.
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London
Barbara Joan Caney
Royal Academy
B. J. Caney
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