Texas Guinan Faces Deportation From La Harve
Texas Guinan and her troupe of American night club girls, consolate after three days in La Harve, face deportation as authorities bar entry on tourist visas instead of artist contracts. They are confined to a hotel under guard while appeals to port officials and Paris officials fail. The group expresses longing to attend mass and return to Broadway remains uncertain.
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LA Havre
France
Texas Guinan
Broadway
Paris
la Guinan
Senator Davis To Speak Before Vets In Annual Session
Senator James J. DavisLieutenant-Governor Shannon and Charles Engard of Philadelphia named as speakers at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention to be held June 18 19 and 20 at Conneaut Lake Park. 15 U S army planes will give a display along with a Max Schmeling appearance as about 4500 delegates gather led by Aaron R Gardner and Mrs May Stanford.
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International News Service
Conneaut Lake Park
James J. Davis
Shannon
Charles Engard
Philadelphia
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
U. S. Army
Aaron R. Gardner
Williamsport
May Stanford
Pittsburgh
Two Bicycles Stolen Reported On Sunday
John Travis of 380 Neshannock Avenue reported his Elgin bicycle stolen on Croton Avenue. A H Weaver of 226 Mulberry Street reported a Rainbow bicycle stolen from his residence on Sunday.
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John Travis
Neshannock Avenue
Elgin
Croton Avenue
A. H. Weaver
Mulberry Street
Slender Dispute Over Shop Goods Ends In Slander Suit
Mrs. Gritts sends daughter Mary to Mrs. Gilpodie’s store for purchases. A dispute over the goods leads to hot exchanges and accusations of slander, with Mrs. Gilpodie hiring counsel and filing suit.
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Mrs. Gilpodie
Memorial Day notes include road work and minor crashes
Memorial Day saw heavy traffic with many Michigan and New York cars. the Mercer detour for the underground railroad bridge has been removed. An overturned auto near Youngstown road drew attention, and weather brought sunbathing and a late rain shower. Golfers praised course work but flagged a cess pool on hole 15. There were few accidents and no fatalities reported.
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Mercer
State seeks federal aid to drain Sheakleyville swamp
Pa Nene notes the Boy Scouts aid in cemetery work while engineers tackle the Perry highway swamp. State crews have puzzled over the disappearing bog for months and now await combined engineering efforts to reveal results.
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Sheakleyville
Perry Highway
Auto Parade Garners Chicago Plate for Cermak
Pa Nene reports an auto with a Chicago origin driving around the city Friday night displaying a Cermak for Mayor placard. Saturday storm was mild in rural areas with only a struck tree and minor highway damage near New Wilmington.
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Cermak
Chicago
Ill
New Wilmington
Matching puzzle and geography query from June 1 1931
A column presents four whole and four half matches to arrange into three equal squares. It asks which river drains the greatest area and if children of naturalized citizens are considered naturalized.
Brain Teaser Riddle: Who Marries Many Yet Lives Single
A classic brain teaser asks who can marry many wives and yet remain single his whole life. The answer points to a man who conducts weddings but does not take a spouse himself.
Correct Grammar Rule for Plural Nouns with Es
The rule notes that nouns ending in a consonant form their plural with es when the plural adds an extra syllable. This pattern commonly applies to nouns ending in s, x, z, sh, or ch, producing forms like buses boxes kisses and dishes.
Brigham Young Born on This Date in 1801
The anniversary notes Brigham Young, born in 1801, recognized as the Mormon church leader who shaped early Latter Day Saint movement.
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Brigham Young
Quiet Yet Daring: Persons Born On This Day
This note highlights individuals born on the date who are described as quiet in demeanor but daring in action. It frames a concise reflection on character traits tied to birthdays and invites readers to consider notable examples.
This Is How It Is Done
This fragment states a claim about procedure and eligibility regarding parental papers and age conditions. It mentions a minister as a possible figure involved in the matter. The text implies a process or rule and hints at roles without full context.
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Amazon
Star Lore: June Evenings Favor Stargazing
Arthur DeV. Carpenter notes the early June sky offers best stargazing with little moonlight. He identifies Serpens near Arcturus and Corona, describes Serpens curling across Ophiuchus toward Aquila, and marks bright Ophiu chus stars forming one hand.
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Arthur Dev. Carpenter
Arcturus
Corona
Serpens
Ophiuchus
Aquil
White May Seek Injunction Tuesday
Solicitor Robert White stated he intends to ask Lawrence County Court for an injunction to halt Harmony General Line Motor Transportation Company from hauling freight within the area of New Castle. He argues the operation is illegal.
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Robert White
Lawrence County Court
Harmony Gen Line Motor Transportation Pany
A of
New Castle
Doomed Slayers Granted Respite at Rockview
Crow and Cantilla, sentenced to death for the Hoffman murder, received a stay of execution at Rockview penitentiary after the State Pardon Board refused clemency for a governor's mercy. Co-defendants Frank Parse and Frank Powell also face death and are slated for voluntary execution next Monday morning.
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Crow
Cantilla
State Pardon Board
Hoffman
Frank Parse
Frank Powell
Deaths of the Day Mrs Mary Scofissky
Mrs Mary Scofissky aged 37 of Struthers New Castle road died Sunday evening at 8 30 after a short illness. She is survived by husband John Scofissky three daughters Mary Irene and Leone and six sons John Andy Joseph George Albert and Stephen a sister Mrs a a Pollack Monessen and her mother Mrs Anna Wisnowski in Europe. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Holy Rosary church Lowellville Ohio. Interment at Lowellville Catholic cemetery.
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Struthers-New Castle Road
John Scofissky
Mary
Irene
Leone
John
Andy
Joseph
George
Albert
Stephen
A A Pollack
Monessen
Anna Wisnowski
Europe
Holy Rosary Church
Lowellville
Ohio
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Margaret Henry
Croton Avenue
Henry
Dewey Avenue
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Clarion
John Rhodabaugh
Plaingrove
Rhodabaugh
Butler
Jessie Parsons
Cleveland
Lela Rowland
Reese Llewellyn
New Castle
Margaret Duttry
St. Marys
Alice Duttry
Clearfield
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F. W. Parks
George A. Taylor
George Arthur Taylor
Martin Street
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Wellsboro
Harriet Mack Taylor
Taylor
Carrie Loughridge
Harriet Shotwell
Detroit
Michigan
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Elmira
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Pearson Street
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
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Neal
Leon Williams
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John Francis McCormick
Slippery Rock
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Scotland
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Matherine Bocke
St. Mary's Church of
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Portersville
William
Daniel
Thomas
Edward
Eleanor Magill
Grove City
Mary Haney
Alice Haney
Princeton
Patrick
Hugh
Charles
Katherine Fee
Agnes Hage
Margie Harrigan
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Monogrammed Playing Cards From A. & W. Guild
A. & W. Guild artists offer a limited line of monogrammed playing cards, tallies, score pads and hostess aids. New individually monogrammed cards in multiple colors and designs available. single decks priced at 1.25 dollars. Salesladies show other smart creations just received.
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A. & W. Guild
Obituary for Mr. Mielke of Petersburg Ohio
Had acute indigestion and died at 7 a.m. Mr. Mielke was born in Germany and came to the United States as a young man. Survived by son Reinhold E. of Big Beaver township, daughter Augusta Werner, two sisters, two brothers, twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Member of Rosh Lutheran church Petersburg Ohio. Funeral at 2 p.m. from the home of his son and burial in Kosh cemetery Petersburg Ohio.
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Bradford
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh High School
193Rd Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Economites
Kuhn
Pit Hole
Pleasantville
Reinhold Herman Mielke
Big Beaver Township
Mielke
Germany
Reinhold E
Augusta Werner
Augusta Kumrow
North Beaver Township
Warner
Louis
Ferdinand
Rosh Lutheran Church of
Petersburg
E.S. T
R. E. Mielke
Kosh Cemetery
Presbyterians Resume Meeting in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh the Presbyterian assembly resumed its session as discussions centered on whether to withdraw from the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. A vote on complete withdrawal was expected, with supporters and opponents claiming tentative victories. Two changes to church law were enacted, including a permanent judicial commission and end of licensing local evangelists. A five year stated clerk term was to be decided this afternoon.
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Sembly
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Council
Committee On Bills
Two Gun Crowley Sentenced to Die for Police Murder
Crowley, in a crowded courtroom with guards and seven policemen present, is sentenced to die for police murder after a prior failed escape bid. Judge Smith imposes the formal sentence with no lecture, while noting possible delay until the appeals court rules.
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Crowley
Smile
Charles R. Weeks
Ambassadors may intervene over Catholic action closures
The article notes the American ambassador may intervene as the Italian government moves to close about 15,000 Catholic action clubs with 500,000 members. Pope Pius XI summoned Cardinals for a 10 a.m. meeting to discuss the situation and the church's formal stance.
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Catholic Action
Pius XI
Cardinals
the Holy College
Spinach Farmers Profit as Husbands Dream of Retirement
The Albany Evening News notes spinach farmers are earning profits while nearly every husband hopes they become wealthy enough to retire. The snapshot highlights the contrast between agricultural success and household hopes in a rural economy.
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Albany Evening News
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