Kite Tourney Crowns Contestants At Blair School
J. Isenhour Jr. captured first place in three events at Blair School’s fifteenth annual kite tournament today, taking the one hundred dash altitude race and messenger. Richard Moore won the broad jump and Colleen Hartsell and Charles shared top spots in the most artistic kite test.
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J. Isenhour, Jr
Blair School
Young Isenhour
Richard Moore
Colleen Hartsell
Charles
Dramatic Event by Dillard University Players at William Penn High
The Dillard University Players directed by Randolph Edmonds will perform three one act plays The Seen Breeders and Gangsters Over Harlem at William Penn High School on Monday evening April 1. The group has been invited to UNC festival but will first appear locally. A Pashton fashion show is planned at Brooks Memorial Methodist Church tonight.
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Dillard University Players
William Penn High School
Randolph Edmonds
University of North Carolina
Harlem
Prof
Edmonds
Dillard University
New Orleans
Remodeled Market to Open Friday Under Feeney
Thomas J. Feeney owner and manager of the United Market at 206 North Main Street invites friends and customers to the formal opening of his remodeled market Friday from 6 30 a m to 7 p m. New equipment and Seeger meat cases provide a clean appearance. cashiers booth and fish receptacles described. Staff includes Mrs Pauline Salmons William Lovelace Robert Teeter and Carlton Moore.
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United Market
North Main Street
Thomas J. Feeney
Seeger
Feeney
Pauline Salmons
William Lovelace
Robert Teeter
Carlton Moore
Mr. Feeney
Air Raids and Community Notices From The Region
An Air Ministry communique reports RAF reconnaissance over northwest Germany with two aircraft missing. A enemy aircraft was shot down off Scotland as a day raid alarm sounded for 22 minutes. The item also lists local community events including church meetings and chorale activities with officers and hosts named, plus Red Sox scheduling after Easter Monday rainout.
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Air Ministry
RAF
Germany
Scotland
Shetland Islands
City council confirms coal weighers on second ballot
In Boston the 20 member city council confirmed several coal weighers after a first ballot with 22 votes and two abstentions. On the second ballot Councillor Ward held a rising vote and weighers were confirmed 18 to 0. In Muncie Indiana Karl Stout watched a cottonwood tree fall onto his house costing 35 dollars for the work. John McKay was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct and 10 dollars for property damage after a punchy phone booth incident.
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Boston
Michael J. Ward
Ward
Muncie
Ind
Karl Stout
Stout
John McKay
McKay
Stolen 1937 Pontiac Coupe Reported From Atkinson Motor Co
Police report a 1937 Pontiac coupe was stolen from Atkinson Motor Company last night around 7 30. The vehicle remains missing as of late afternoon. Also noted is an estimate of 6 000 000 blind people worldwide with 479 500 in India.
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Atkinson Motor Company
India
Pass in steel rolling refers to the gap between rolls
In steelmaking a pass denotes the opening between two rolls through which steel passes during rolling. It defines the thickness step and helps control final dimensions and properties of the product.
Kipling Born in Bombay India
Rudyard Kipling was born in Bombay India. A recent month saw Turkey purchase 34 American airplanes as part of a defense deal.
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Rudyard Kipling
Bombay
India
Turkey
Auto thief takes light standard and transformer in Kansas City
A caller reported an auto damaged a Sixth and Bank street light pole. Repairs found the pole valued at 75 dollars and a 50 dollar transformer missing, with witnesses saying the motorist loaded both into his car and drove away. In Los Angeles, Martha Hoard sues a dance hall for injuries she claims from jitter bugs jostling patrons.
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E-Standard
Kansas City
Power and Light Company
Sixth
Bank Streets
Los Angeles
Martha Hoard
Damages Sought After Jitterbug Incident At Venue
Plaintiff claims 820 950 damages alleging negligence by management for allowing jitterbug dancing or similar athletic exhibitions. The suit cites injuries from being knocked down during the event and seeks compensation from the responsible party.
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Pastors Aid Society
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H. W. Cobb
Olga Street
Marian Anderson Chorus
Marian Anderson
James Keno
Catherine Brown
Hattie Davis
Elizabeth Johnson
Russell Welborn
Robert Hartman
Alberta Miller
Emma Lee Blakely
Helen Powell
Winnie Belle Williamson
Harry Caldwell
Vergeous Gould
Wilie Johnson
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L. L. H. Club
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Kivett Drive
ELKS
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Otha Willoughby
Byrum Street
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Newport News, Va
Winter Oleo
North Main
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Word Street
Chuck Roast
Wilson
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