Lighthouse Fund Advised For 1928 Improvements
Washington reportsGeorge R Putnam commissioner of lighthouses asks Secretary Hoover to approve 844yillion expenditures for the national lighthouse service for the fiscal year starting June 1928 The plan covers two groups totaling 8 439745 with 26 items in the first group and 82 in the second including 1 1 million for lightships tenders and equipment and funds for Chesapeake Bay aids and Charleston lighthouse projects.
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Washington
National Lighthouse Service
Hoover
George R. Putnam
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Delaware and Chesapeake Canals
Albemarle Sound
North Carolina
Neuse River
Charleston, S. C
Baltimore Channel
Maryland
Cape Atterns
N. C
Charleston
Godiva edit sparks questions over Miss Hightower image
Reporters pressed A N Rebori on Miss Hightower's appearance for the event. Rebori defended the choice saying her golden hair and pulchritude fit the occasion. Miss Hightower described her look as a frame for the performance and rejected riding a horse. She defended modesty and offered a body positive view.
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Lady Godiva
A. N. Rebori
Miss Hightower
Reberi
Ruth Remus Testifies In Remus Murder Trial
Ruth Remus, 20, testifies in Cincinnati as witness in the George Remus murder case. She describes mourning for her mother Imogene Holmes Remus and recalls Remus' car passing the taxi as the fatal shooting occurred. she says there was no telephone communication with Remus that morning.
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Cincinnati
Ruth Remus
George Remus
Imogene Holmes Remus
Remus
Miss Remus
Plan Approved for Farm Export Debenture Scheme
Cleveland November 25. The national Grange approved by a virtually unanimous vote the export debenture plan for farm products.
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Cleveland
National Grange
Stateroom of Gifts For Peralta Ramos Bride Aboard Ship
Curiosity rose as a stateroom packed with wedding gifts for Arturo Peralta Ramos and Millicent Rogers is shipped. The couple, after visiting his Argentina-based family, plan to join gifts in Antofagasta and then travel to Valparaiso and Buenos Aires before returning to New York. Bride and groom are currently in Peru.
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New York
Arturo Peralta Ramos
Millicent Rogers
Argentina
Wall Street
Antofagasta
Valparaiso
Buenos Aires
Peru
Washington Lesson From International Radio Conference
Washington reports a brief lesson on French for radio telephony distress calls. The term Mayday comes from M aider meaning help me and the piece notes the conference focus and the emergence of the phrase in international radio usage.
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Washington
Poor eyesight not bar to marksmanship says Maj General Allen
A man who cannot clearly see the bullseye can still qualify as a marksman or better, according to Maj General Allen, chief of infantry, noting instructional potential for those with limited sight.
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General Allen
Infantry
Aviation speeches take wing with desks in fuselage
New York figures F Trubee Davison and Hanford MacNider propose in flight speechmaking to explain Uncle Sam’s aviation to the nation. Philadelphia delegates push abolition of the donkey but Mayor Jimmy Walker defends the donkey emblem as a safe platform for democracy.
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New York
F. Trubee Davison
Hanford MacNider
Unce Sam
Philadelphia
Women’s Democratic Club of
Jimmy Walker
Death of Julia Fay Goodson at Local Hospital
Julia Fay Goodson, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Goodson of 804 Crawford Street, died yesterday at 11 am in a local hospital. Funeral services were held this morning at the Green grandparents home 312 East Lexington Avenue by Rev John W Moore of Wesley Memorial Church and burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Flower bearers included Ruth Green Elon Green Helen Myers Irene Myers Julia Parks and Mrs Wayne Green.
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Julia Fay Goodson
C. C. Goodson
Crawford Street
J. D. Green
East
Lexington Avenue
John W. Moore
Wesley Memoral Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Ruth Green
Elon Green
Helen Myers
Irene Myers
Julia Parks
Wayne Green
It Is Positive
It Is Positive reports from New York dated November 25 with brief coverage of a positive development or assertion, listing no further details in the accessible text.
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New York
Preach Tonight by Elder N A Harrison at Mechanicsville
Elder N A Harrison will preach at the Primitive Baptist church in Mechanicsville tonight at 7 30 o clock. The service is open to parishioners and nearby residents seeking spiritual guidance.
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N. A. Harrison
Primitive Baptist Church
Mechanicsville
Unclear fragment on Massachusetts men and the president
Fragment mentions Massachusetts men and the president's famous announcement with incomplete context and details.
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Massachusettes
Tax the Loafers in Vienna Shifts to Five-Cent Hour Tax
Vienna reports that chair warmers in the city’s coffee houses will be taxed about five cents an hour. The levy was ordered by Finance Minister Kienbock amid efforts to boost state revenue.
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Loafers
Vienna
Kienbock
Vermont group reports 70 voters polled on Coolidge stance
John Barrett, head of the National Vermont association, announced a survey of 70 Vermont residents. The poll aimed to gauge reactions to Calvin Coolidge's remarks interpreted as a refusal to choose certain policies.
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Calvin Coolidge
New England
John Barrett
National Vermont Association
Vermont
Morgantown Geologist Dr I C White Dies in Baltimore
Dr I C White Morgantown state geologist of West Virginia and internationally known geologist died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore at midnight. London society women adopt colored typing with matching typewriters rooms paper and ink, a prominent reader uses a green machine green room green paper and ink.
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Morgantown
W. Va
I. C. White
West Virginia
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
London
Gastonia Weaving Company Plans Plant Expansion
Julius M. Reis of New York, president of Gastonia Weaving, arrived to discuss enlarging the plant with Henry A. Mussard, the local manager. The project likely includes installing additional looms to boost production of woven cloth labels.
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Gastonia
Gastonia Weaving Company
Julius M. Reis
New York
Henry A. Mussard
No Aid for Sunday Observer Shaw in Scotland
Norman Shaw lighthouse keeper at Clyde Scotland refused Sunday wireless tests and was denied unemployment aid. Backed by Sunday test supporters in Scotland his dole application may go to court.
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Sunday Observer
Norman Shaw
Clyde
Scotland
Shaw
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