Sunday Stroll Sparks New York Heartbreak For Gypsy
Gypsy McBride and Alan Crosby share a sunny Fifth Avenue morning impulse leading to Central Park followed by dinner and a surprise later that night. Crosby cancels plans, leaving Gypsy hopeful, then a dramatic subway run ends with a chance sighting of Crosby with a mysterious woman. The scene ends with a cliffhanger: To be continued.
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Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Gypsy McBride
Crosby
Gypsy
Alan
Bambino
Rghit
Times Square
45Th Street
Alan Crosby
Bealdabor
Princess Charges Soviet Amasses Revolt Fund
Princess Alexandra Kropotkin, widow of nobility and wife of New York journalist Lorimer Hammond, claims 144 paid Soviet agents operate in the United States to spread Communism and prepare for a world revolution. She says half of Soviet foreign trade profits fund their support, with $100,000,000 in English and German banks for that purpose.
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Detroit
United States
Alexandra Kropotkin
Kraptokin
Lorimer Hammond
New York
Homestead Halts Road Construction at Moosic
In Pittston Pa house owned by John Garvey blocks highway work between Moosic and Scranton for years over price. A board awarded $13 500 but Moosic borough cannot pay. owners refuse to relinquish title until full payment. Judgments totaling about 70 000 have been recorded against the borough. Motorists must take two bad turns to pass the Garvey homestead.
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Pittston
U.R
Moosic
John Garvey
Here
Scranton
Garveys
Garvey Homestead
Sufferers Given Gar Meat At Ark Sale Aid
In Clarendon Arkansas a drought relief sale raised funds to aid sufferers. Jess Webster, a local farmer, organized the contribution and urged others to give. The effort aimed to provide gar meat to those in need and support the drought-stricken community.
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Clarendon, Ark
Drouth
Jess Webster
Farmer Oy
Canal traffic rises in 1930 with more ships and tonnage
The War Department reports canal activity for 1930 showing 11,464 vessels passed through the canal, up from 10,317 in 1929. Total tonnage reached 9,162,226 tons, versus 7,052,393 tons in the prior year, and passenger throughputs totaled 253,727, up from 222,824 in 1929.
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War ‘Department
Bross
Coloradan Wears Same Overcoat for 38 Years
Pueblo dispatch reports John Miller of Colorado has worn the same overcoat for 38 years. He says the coat has not yet seen its best years and plans to continue wearing it while recounting his longtime habit.
Life of 73 year old man and family plans
Fragmentary notes indicate a 73 year old man and his son form plans related to a chinchilla purchase. The brief text mentions a brewer from Leadville and a famous name, but details are unclear and legibility is limited.
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Chinchilla
Purchaseiller
Leadville
Truck Driver Arrested After Unassisted Truck Hit Vehicle
Bangor report says Lawrence Lait, 50 feet from his parked truck, was arrested for careless driving after his vehicle rolled unassisted, striking another car. He was fined $5.
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Bangor
U.P
Lawrence Laii
Lait
Land Sold for One Dollar to Scout Troop in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York supreme court granted permission to sell a 229 by 1 0 0 foot parcel to Troop 27 Boy Scouts of America for one dollar. The chamber of commerce will use the site for a meeting house and construction has begun on the building.
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Poughkeepsie
U.R
Boy Scouts of America
Supreme Court
Chamber of Commerce
Tests 'Synthetic Air' on Wedding Anniversary
Philadelphia reports Commander Sloan Danenhower marked his tenth wedding anniversary in an unusual way by spending most of the day at the bottom of the Delaware River testing synthetic air for the Nautilus project ahead of Sir George Wilkins northland expedition.
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Philadelphia
Sloan Danenhower
Sir George Hubert Wilkins
Northland
Delaware River
Fragmentary Card: Suet Article From Maine
Readable fragments show a Maine item with garbled names and dates. No clear event or outcome is discernible. preserves only scattered references to people and places amid OCR corruption.
Unclear fragmentary note on fines and police incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a charge and a fine related to a police matter. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to identify the event or outcome.
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N. IL
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