Community work in Manhattan transforms district life
A lengthy report highlights the Bowling Green Neighborhood Association in Manhattan. It cites a backbone of local development including a model four story dwelling, a $300000 riverfront playground, and 35 orchestras and clubs for youth. It notes diverse immigrant leadership, rising bilingual engagement, and social gains through shared schooling, health clinics, and community services. The piece also touches on agricultural pest issues and farming labor, urging barriers for corn pests and advising meadow sanitation and feed controls.
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Servin General
Manhattan
Gommon Simplasshent
Coalestencs
Wall Street
Equitable
Empire
Igushawks
Farilies
Pai
Recordine
Madara
Illicit Brewers in Russia Face Hard Labor
Moscow reports reveal bootlegging as a widespread evil, with vodka production at 96 percent purity. Prisons overflow as owners of illicit stills are sent to Siberia or jailed one to three years at hard labor. The government promotes 40 percent vodka by October 1 to curb illicit manufacture, a move welcomed by innkeepers and bakers. Home made vodka from potatoes and sugar remains common, though regulation allows some wine production and state control of breweries to protect vineyards in Armenia.
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Moscow
Prasg
Russia
United States
Siberia
Rey
Oorateid
Armenia
Ita
Ormer
German judge scandal sparks major constitutional debate
A Berlin judge who was found napping during a case has triggered a wide controversy across Germany. Legal scholars, including Prof. Goldschmidt, question whether the court can safely proceed under such conditions. The case highlights concerns about impartiality, attention, and judicial duty amid intense public scrutiny.
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Berlin
Germany
Supreme Court
Leipsie
Goldschmidt
College Students Shape Church Policy In National Assembly
Racine Wisconsin June 8 The National Students Council assembly opens June 18 to 24 to determine student views on church matters. A nationwide questionnaire asks about science versus faith and Bible knowledge. Eight discussion groups will exchange ideas and later a forum will decide policy for the next triennium.
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Racine
Wils
Associated Press
Council of the Episcopal Church
National” Students Council i
New Orleans
Institutios
Paris New York flight attempt by Tarascon and Coli
The wartime aviators Tarascon and Coli plan a Paris to New York non stop attempt this summer. They assess success odds as five in one hundred, noting a smooth motor and navigationally sound plane are crucial. Preparations include tuning engines and securing fuel capacity for the long flight. The route would likely pass via Ireland, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia with July as a probable start window.
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Paris
Associated Press
Paul ‘Tarascon
Paris-New York
Francis Coli
New York
Englen
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Padres hats unearthed at famed Cucaracha mine
In Yago Nayarit Mexico on June 18 miners at the old Cucaracha mine rediscovered evidence tied to Spanish padres who once used the site. They report finding remarkable hats and shreds of blankets and garments. Workmen describe the recovered material as ancient and well preserved.
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Nayarit
Mex
Famion
Iupial
Mystery of Gold Hidden near Cockroach Peak
Reading fragments suggests a tale of a mining engineer Jean and an old legend claiming Spaniards buried bars of gold and silver near the Cockroach vicinity. The text then shifts to Manhattan population data and civic salary details, plus scattered notes on Tibet, a hospital, and 1751 trivia.
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