Young 15-Year-Old Vibin Gumma Tops Lock Haven Class
Miss Vivian S Gumma graduates from Lock Haven High School as valedictorian with the highest average, youngest in class at 15, and plans a year at Bucknell before entering Wellesley. A bright student musically accomplished, she represents her class at commencement.
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Mlsy
Vivian S. Gumma
Lock Haven
Charge
Spraw
South Walnut Street
Gummy
Lock Haven Express
Lock Haven High School
Vale
Erass
Gumma
Clarence KK
South Fairview Street
Vivian
Tuummmo
Wellesley College
Bucknell University
Wellesley
Bouldes
Radio Programs Tonight at WGY and Around Town
Radio listings show WGY Schenectady scheduling General Electric program fare plus stock market bulletins and musical numbers. Highlights include a dinner concert by the KDRA Little Symphony Orchestra, a nature talk by Elinor Steel, and sport scores. An item notes Worcester police boat named The Asbestos replacing Swan after a fire, and a Wisconsin statistic on divorces vs marriages.
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WGY
Schenectady
General Electric
Impany
Bop
We Y. Quartec
Ralph Cairilson
Sadie Gingald
Hirnest’ Hurieigh
Leia Worets
Ardraxs
James A. Hamilton
New York
Edward Rice
Teo Wliwen
Ernest Burleigh
Kdra Little Symphony Orchestra
Victor Saudele
Elinor
Elinor Steel
Physician Praises Tanlac In Public Endorsement
Dr H F Rhoads of 1158 Wagner St Philadelphia a renowned physician endorses Tanlac after suffering stomach and back pains for a year He reports four bottles and two boxes of Tanlac products cured his pains improved sleep and morning vitality He urges others with similar symptoms to try Tanlac and notes millions have used the remedy with success Tanlac is sold by all druggists with no substitutes advertised and Tanlac Vegetable Pills are promoted for constipation Sold everywhere
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H. F. Rhoads
Wagner St
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Losses Its Unique Character in Death
Pittsburgh mourns Charles L. Orton known as Double X the cough drop man. For decades he hawked double Xs from street corners in a bear skin coat and high hat and once ran a ferry. A Civil War veteran and veteran of every A R encampment he helped shape a local idio syl. His two Pittsburgh institutions Diamond Alley and Double X Drops are now gone.
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C International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles L. Orton
Double X
Buffalo
William F. Cody
Sq. A. R
Twenty Five Bandits Sentenced to Death in Moscow
Moscow reports twenty five bandits were sentenced to death in a harsh crackdown on outlaws. Leader Boris Isumaky faced trial amid claims of orchestrating raids by telephoning police. Pe tlura, marked for life imprisonment, led a northern Arkansas band that raided rural areas and posed as a Ukrainian patriot after World War II.
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Moscow
Boris Isumaky
Tsumsky
Petlura
Arkaninia
Red
Three Killed At Barking Crossing In Pittsburgh Area
Pittsburgh dispatch reports three Barking residents killed when they walked onto tracks as a Buffalo-Pittsburgh express approached. Charles Atolasky 42, Mrs. Margaret Ranard 43, and Charles Blair 16 died early today after a freight cleared the crossing.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Charles Atolasky
Margaret Ranard
Charles Blair
Barking
Pennsylvania Railroad
Child Dies When Auto Overturns In Buckern Road Crash
In Cresson Pennsylvania a 2 year old girl Jane McLure Clancy daughter of Burdock A McLure a state bank examiner of Wilkinsburg was killed almost instantly when a car they rode in crashed into an embankment on Buckern road about two miles east of the town. Her mother Mrs Helen Clancy suffered a severe laceration of the arm.
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Cresson
Jane McLure Clancy
Burdock A. McLure
East End Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Helen Clancy
Buckern Road
Gets Jail Sentence On Speeding Charge
HAGERSTOWN Md June 41 Charlea R Forbes of Wart Virginia was jailed for ten days by Judge Snyder on reckless driving and speeding charges. State police testified Forbes passed another car in a close call and narrowly avoided a collision.
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International News Service
Hagerstown
Charlea R. Forbes
Wart Virginia
Snyder
Lear Springs
Forbes
Interpreters Aid Tourists In Paris
Interpreters for the Transporta tion Company in Paris now at five major centers aid tourists. Once only directions, they have become general information bureaus for visitors at Etoile, Madeleine, Opera, Gare du Nord, and Palais Royal. One worker notes a record day with 187 different types of information requests, from directions to food and money questions.
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International
Paris
Etoile
Madeline Church
Opera
Gare du Nord
Palais Royal
Parla
Reyes
Norch
Montmartre’s Barbershop Talk Across Tongues
A fragment notes a barber named Shanger and many seeking Montmartre. It hints at English as a needed language and others spoken by the men, who are told to be polite across castes and helpful. Tips may be given but are not expected.
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Shanger
Montmartre
Two Boys Drowned After Rowing Boat Upset
In Baltimore on June 4 Harry Ledley and Join Reese both 17 and members of the Ariel Rowing Club drowned when their rowboat capsized. Three others were saved as heat prostrations occurred on a sweltering day. Red Cross worker Sadie Keating leaped overboard, rescued the bodies to shore, and assisted with resuscitation efforts before both were pronounced dead.
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Baltimore
Harry Ledley
Join Reese
Ariel Rowing Club
Sadie Keating
Warm Prounts and the Farmer’s Wistful Whiskers
A quirky dialogue fragment shows Farmer Corntensel reflecting on his facial whiskers. He explains that the reaction to being teased is regret, wishing his whiskers were as valuable as others perceive. The exchange hints at humor and character detail in a rustic setting.
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Corntensel
Missing ring rattled by bath time mix up
A person laments misplacing a diamond ring during a bath after mistakenly leaving it in the tub. reflects on the mishap and care taken with valuables.
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Pugs
Professor Ayers Shares Stamp Bond With Leprosy Lad
International News Service reports from Chicago that Professor Samus G. Ayers of Northwestern Universitys Garrett Biblical Institute larges stamp collection links him to a leprosy stricken boy near Singapore and in India. The piece notes Ayers boasts one of the United States largest stamp collections and hints at a broader philatelic mission.
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International News Service
Chicago
Singapore
India
Samus
G. Ayers
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
United States
Avers
Stamp Box Traced From Mission Night School to Leper Colony
A box of stamps sent to a friend tied to a Singapore mission night school ends up with a leper colony. There a young Philatelist with a dread disease is said to have collected stamps, and Professor Ayers reports the joy of receiving the American stamps.
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Singapore
Ayers
Stanina
Drunks Face Forfeits In Sunday Court Appearance
Two men were arrested Saturday night and charged with baling drunk and posted 10 forfeits for a Sunday morning appearance before Mayor Fred L. Bents. They failed to appear and the money was declared city property. Grasshoppers are plentiful in Australia, but fishermen probably keep them on the jump.
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Fred L. Bents
Australia
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Woo
Devenport
Sandman
Baseball Acores
Worcester
Masa
Lake Quinaigamond
Swan
Superior, Wis
Tanlac
U. Pood
Russia
W. J. Offutt Co
NEW Castle & Butler
England
New Castle
WY. J, Offutt CO
Butler
Red Cross
Gue
David H. Long
Blig
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