Protest Filed in Border Thehat
A protest filed in border tensions relates to a reported incident aboard a patrol boat where a shield shattered by bullets forced a stop. Canadian authorities were informed but found no liquor or weapons. Chief of Police James Proctor urged Dominion Government review to head off further trouble.
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Sanat
Tiguer
Johnson
Sandwre Aceve
Carl Raymor
Wey
Dominion
James Proctor
Sandwich
Dr Francis Taitt Elected Bishop Coadjutor in Chester Diocese
Rev Dr Francis M Taitt veteran Chester minister was chosen bishop coadjutor on first ballot at the sixth election of the state diocese.vote count 12 clergy 7B laymen. he accepted the post and will likely succeed Bishop Garland. The election ends 36 years in Chester and surprises attending lay members.
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Philadelphia
Francis M. Taitt
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church of
Chester
Taitt
Thomas J. Garland
Garland
Regional Cement Plants Show Superior Safety Records
A.W. Ru. Curtis of the Portland Cement Association cites regional plants as above average in safety. Across 1927 to 1998, accidents per plant were far below national figures, with Lawrence county facilities like Bessemer Lehigh and Wampum Crescent posting excellent records and most incidents limited to quarries.
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A.W. Ru. Curtis
Caicara
Curtis
Lawrence County
Bessemer
Lehigh
Wampum Crescent
Demand Dismissal Of Border Inspector Sullivan
International Falls council demands dismissal of Henry J. Sunt yeu an Immigration Service inspector after a council resolution cites misconduct in the Henry Virkula ruling. The issue centers on Sullivan's public statements accusing the police chief and insulting visitors with claims federal officials would not shoot at tourists, portraying him as obnoxious and unfit for office.
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Ben Holstrom
International News Service
International Falls
Minn
Joe
Henry J. Sunt- Yeu
Immigration Service
Informational
Sullivan
Market Prices Soaring Today
York June 83 The public utility stocks and the electrical industry attracted strong speculative demand. Light and power firms announced developments that spurred nationwide buying at the curb and on the big board. General Electric rose to 310, Westinghouse to 169, with other ULI stocks gaining one to four points. Consolidated Gas moved to 14, Standard Gas 126, and several gas and electric shares advanced notably.
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Tye
Strefer Financial
York
Takeettle
General Electric
Fhe
Westinghouse
ULI
Consolidated Gas
Standard Gas
Columbia Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Amerian Waterworks
National Power and Light
Electical Light and Prower
Sayin Nothin We Won’t Curb Traffie Ncel Dentys
A playful but garbled fragment from the Springfield Onin News hints at social commentary on fashion and public norms. The slangy headline-like line mocks attempts to regulate behavior by tying contradictions to fashionable stockings. No clear names or events are identifiable.
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Springfield
Hoover Deplores Dry Law Slayings
President Hoover deplores killings tied to the dry law and calls for citizen help to aid officers in preventing bootlegging. He notes Treasury efforts to curb alcohol misuse and urges communities along the border to assist in ending the war-fed smuggling and crime.
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Hoover
Lancerna
Washington
White House
Treasury Dapartrae
Arnis
United States
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Mallon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research
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Law School
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Germany
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