Double Wedding Is Feature Social Event In Lexington
In Lexington on June 20 a double wedding highlighted social activity. Miss Annie Ruth Scott of Columbia and Mr. Robert Baker of Lexington wed at First Baptist Church with Rev. John H. Webb officiating. The couple’s families and local friends attended the ceremony and related gatherings including a nurses club meeting and a charity bridge party.
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Annie Ruth Scott
Columbia
8. C
Robert E Baker
Istoryt First Baptist Church
John H.webb
Raker
W. H. Raker
Eastman Busies College
Poughkeepsie
City
Link Baker
Broer
Loyce Waoner
Richard Phillips
Maria Crawford
Meta Baker
W. . Baker
Claudia Baker
A T. Phillips
al Beck
Charles V. Sink
Ancy Leitch
Stamford
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Malcolm Grimes
Leitch
Kathleen Sink
James Barwin
John Urch Sink
Argretta Owanee Bryant
A. Odell Leonrd
Second Kermed
Leonard and Wagoner Tire
Moon Planting Advice Series Ends With June Dates
The article advises planting by the moon with dates June 6 21 22 and 28 noting the 2nd and 23rd as most fruitful. It lists vegetables suitable for planting including beans peppers cabbage cauliflower and lettuce and seeds such as corn cucumber melons and spinach with a note on parsley fall planting Aug 15 to Sept 15. Planting times run from June 26 at 4 pm through June 28 at 3 20 pm.
Harriman Convicted in Bank Records Fraud Trial
Joseph W. Harriman, former head of Harriman National Bank and Trust, is found guilty on 16 counts of falsifying bank records and misusing funds. Albert M. Austin is acquitted. Sentencing is set for next Wednesday with Harriman facing up to 80 years and an $80,000 fine.
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New York
Joseph W. Harriman
Albert M. Austin
Harriman
Austin
United States District Court
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
John C. Knox
Garden planting window and combined sprays guidance
The notice lists vegetables for planting windows including beets carrots radishes turnips onion sets and rutabaga. It cautions June 20 to 23 as the last best planting days for a good crop and promotes Bordeaux Irish potato sprays as control for Colorado potato beetle leaf blights and mentions combining arsenical nicotine sulphate and Bordeaux for mixed insect and disease issues.
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Chas. R. Hook
West
Lexington Avenue
City
Fights Report From Last Night Includes Wins and Draws
The report lists bouts with Buffalo and Dallas opponents, noting Vittorio Mach and George Salvadore in a Houston event, while President Wilson vetoed the Volstead act citing wartime prohibition concerns and improper procedure.
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Tex
Ritehis Mach
Dallas
George Salvadore
Boston
Wilson
Pope’s Leisurely Life and Dinner Prep
A fragment notes that the English poet and essayist Pope favored epicurean comforts and stayed abed for days unless alerted to a stew prepared for dinner. The tone recalls a satirical portrait of his habits and appetite.
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Powell Loy in The Thin Man shines as top mystery thriller
The Thin Man at Paramount opens with Nick Charles ex detective entangled in three baffling murders. Dashiell Hammett wrote the story acclaimed by Woollcott and Lewis. Myrna Loy co stars with Powell in a strong supporting cast including Maureen O'Sullivan Nat Pendleton and Minna Gombell.
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Paramount Theater
Hollywood
Dashiell Hammett
America
Nick Charles
Willy Nilly
Wynant
Clark Gable
Manhattan
Maureen O'Sullivan
Tarzan
His
Nat Pendleton
Minna Gombell
Major League Leaders and Coal Dust Reuse Noted
Baseball leaders from the National and American leagues are listed with top batters, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, steals, and top pitchers. A separate note mentions coal dust reclaimed from an English river being used for heating.
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Medwick
Cardinals
Leslie
Dodgers
Vaughn
Pirates
Ott
Giants
Suhr
Klein
Cubs
Hite
Moore
Urbanski
Braves
Berger
English
Martin
Bartell
Phillies
P. Dean
Frankhouse
Manush
Senators
Gehringer Tigers
Gehringer
Tigers
Goslin
Gehrig
Yankees
Itn
Yeo
Cronin
Foldable baggage stores in spare tire on car rear
A new automobile luggage item folds into the spare tire mounted at the rear of the vehicle. It adds compact storage without altering the car’s exterior, offering a hidden space for extra bags or gear.
Boll weevil infestation feared across southern cotton belts
Francis Carpenter reports the boll weevil spreading in the south with reports from South Carolina Georgia Texas and Louisiana noting heavy infestation and poor prospects. Experts cite dry weather as a remedy though rain boosts weevil activity and officials warn the pest could threaten this year’s cotton crop nationwide.
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Columbia
8. C
King Cotton
South
South Carolina
Dorchester
Georgia
Ghiloh
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
8. L. Thomas
M. College Entomologiat
Mississippi State Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Extension Service
Agriculture
Harry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Wilson
Alabama
Auburn
Tennessee
North Ae
W. A. Graham
Japan's Plea For Naval Parity Will Not Further Peace
Rear Admiral William Watt, adviser to the American delegation at the 1931 London naval conference, argues Japan's demand for a higher ratio would not serve peace. He lists five reasons Japan should stay at a 5-5-3 balance, noting Japan's limited global reach and economic constraints.
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Japan
New
York
William Watt
Quarterly Review
England
United States
The ex-kaiser among world’s richest men
A brittle note claims the ex-kaiser ranks as one of the wealthiest men on earth. It cites a figure about accidents in 1938 and specific fatal car crashes in the United States, suggesting a focus on aviation and motor accidents.
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United States
Notice of Meeting of Board of Adjustments
The Marine Oil Company seeks a permit for a gasoline service station at English and Phillips. A Board of Adjustments meeting is set for June 21 1934 at 1 30 pm in the Fire Department office to consider the application. Interested persons may attend to be heard. Jos D Cox chairman.
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Marine Oil Company
Phillips
BE. K. Ingram
Fire Department
S. Wrenn &J
Jos. D
Cox
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