Plan To Stop Left Hand Turn At Croton
Councilmen face traffic and infrastructure problems in Croton, weighing paving options for Spruce and North Mill streets, pole removal costs, and conduit rental changes after unions plan. Eastbound flow from East to Washington is debated while a left turn ban at Croton Avenue is shelved. City eyes brick or concrete bids with Friday discussion.
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Croton Avenues
North Mill Streets
Washington Streets
Croton Avenue
South Mill-Lutten
Washington Street
Spruce Street
City eyes Perry property to ease traffic congestion
City officials discussed traffic relief and possible purchase of the Perry property at South and South Mill streets. Councilmen cited driver behavior as a cause of jams and proposed widening South Street to improve turns into the South Mill Street Bridge.
A A S R Banner Displayed In News Window
One of the A A S R banners made by Mr Pearsall is shown in the News window on North Market Street. The banner bears the emblem and takes time to craft. Residents who want one should contact Mr Pearsall promptly as banners could be shown around town for the cornerstone laying at the Scottish Rite cathedral next Wednesday.
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A.A. R
Pearsall
North Mari Cet Street
Rev Reese to be installed at Aberdeen church
Word from Aberdeen South Dakota says Rev F E Reese former pastor of Central Presbyterian in this city will have his formal installation at the First Presbyterian church of Aberdeen on June 14. Reese and family are now in Aberdeen and pleased with the city community and the congregation he was recently called to serve.
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Aberdeen
S. D
F. E. Reese
Central Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Reese
Frick Tax Cases Could Set Inheritance Precedent
Harrisburg report says the Frick tax cases before the U S Supreme Court may establish precedents for inheritance tax computation in Pennsylvania. Attorney General George Woodruff stated the decision could influence future tax assessments and urged frank disclosure on peacetime topics.
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Conservational News Service
Harrisburg
United States Supreme Court
Frick
Pennsylvania
George Woodruff
Large Crowd Hears Dr. Leon Tucker Bible Lesson
Large crowd attended Dr. Leon Tucker's second night of Bible teaching at First Presbyterian Church despite heat. He presented Faith's Hall of Fame using Hebrews 11 and explained why Old Testament figures were chosen, as musical trio Miss Evelyn McKee Coons, Miss Cora Bell Young, and Miss Alile Mae Schmidt performed choir numbers including The Holy City. Three services are planned for Sunday, including a 3 PM matinee.
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Leon Tucker
First Presbyterian Church
Tucker
Evelyn McKee Coons
Cora Bell Young
Alile Mae Schmidt
Noted Violinist to Give Recital at Y M C A Auditorium
Dr Van Der Meer, noted violinist, will present a concert on Tuesday June 9 at the Y M C A auditorium under the Luther League of St Paul’s church. An anticipated large crowd will hear the program starting at 8 15 p m.
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Dr. van der Meer
Luther. Ienague
St. Paul's
Pinchot Moves to Shape Senate Battle
Harrisburg June 24 Governor Pinchot appoints Richard W. Martin Pittsburgh city solicitor and Public Service Commission member, signaling a strategic move for next spring’s Senate race against Senator Pepper. The appointment links Magee faction support with Western Pennsylvania influence, prompting comment across state political circles about Pepper and Vare potential candidacies.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Richard W. Martin
Pittaburgh
Andhe Sevonch Meniber
Public Service Commission
Mareel
Gonjura
Allagheny County
George Wharton Penper
Senate
Pennsylvania
Magee
Pittsburgh
Martin
Philadelphia
Pepper
Vare
Actuall
Fifty Thousand Additional Join Shanghai Strike
Fifty thousand more Chinese workers joined Shanghai's citywide strike. The march included a British cigarette company employer and Chinese staff of nearly all foreign banks, plus workers of foreign shops and offices. Minor disorders flared, street cars were stoned, and clashes were reported late today.
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International News Service
Shanghai
Farrell Leads In Open Golf Tourney
Worcester Mass June 4 Johny Farrell Quaker Ridge pro took the lead in the national open golf championship today as half the field played the third round He carded a brilliant 69 in his first eighteen holes and stood atop the leaderboard Diegel who led with Willis MacFarlane after two rounds slipped in the third posting 37 39 77 for 218 after a shaky start at the short fourth hole.
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Robert Harlow
Newe Service
Worcester
Masa
Johony Farrell
Quaker Ridge Pro
Leo Diegel
Willis MacFarlane
Transfer of Bureau of Mines Moves to Commerce Dept
Attorney General Sargent ruled on June 4 that transferring the Bureau of Mines from the Interior to the Commerce Department would be legal. President Coolidge will issue an executive order formalizing the transfer, the White House announced. Also, Mahoning A. A. members are asked to report for practice Friday at 6 PM at the E. and A. grounds.
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Cinternational News Services
Washington
Sargent Today
Bureau of Mines
The
Interior
Commerce Department
Provident Coolidge
White Mouse
Mahoning A. A
E. & A. Sround
Hundred Boys Enroll In First Y M C A Swim Class
About 100 boys aged 10 to 15 enrolled in the Y M C A learn to swim program started Wednesday afternoon. Lessons run 2 to 4 pm daily except weekends, with four periods per day and class leaders E B Cramer Harry Dry Herbert and Walter Kirker guiding instruction.
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Jestone
E. B. Cramer
Harry Dry
M. CG. A
Deck Herbert
Walter Kirker
Thore
Lepeons
Fred
Bort
New Treatment for Swollen Glands
People with enlarged glands were urged to freely apply Emerald daily to bring the glands to a head, discharge and destroy germs and secretions, heal quickly, and avoid a scar. The ad promotes a two-ounce original bottle of Emerald OF full strength, stating a small quantity lasts long and it also reduces swelling and dissolves galltore.
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New Castle, Drug Corp
Eckerd's of
New Castle
Fifty Flee From Tenement Blaze in Springfield
Fifty men women and children flee a tenement blaze in Springfield. Fire crews battled the fire as residents scrambled to safety amid smoke and flames. No further details on casualties or causes were immediately available.
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Cliternatlome News Service
Springfield
Masc
Jie 4
Rescue of children as tenement fire drives residents out
Firefighters report residents were driven from a tenement on Niocks Street today when a blaze broke out. Patrolmen rescued two children from a burning room on an upper floor, while others evacuated to street level amid smoke and alarms.
Jap Cruiser To Be Sent To Shanghai
Tokyo reports the cabinet approves sending the cruiser Tatsuta to Shanghai immediately at Consul General Yada's request. Chinese students in Shanghai mass meeting pledge aid, gather funds for strikers.
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Shanghai
International News Service
Tokyo
Yada
Tatsuta
Spain and France seek joint action against Rif forces
International dispatch reports France and Spain negotiating possible cooperation against the Rif rebellion. Painleve tells cabinet morale among French troops in Morocco is excellent and operations have been carried out successfully, noting ongoing discussions of allied plans.
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Dulletion
International
France
Spain
Pree Itier Painleve
Morocco
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