Phoney Prince Declares Love For Young Girl
New York report of a Greenwich Village romance between an alleged middle aged counterfeit prince and an 18 year old poetess Louise Krist. The couple vanished for a fortnight and were found yesterday and await today’s court actions. The prince Childe De Ronan D Harcourt faces possible seduction charges while Krist may be sent to a reform institution. Both vow to wed and pursue art, despite parental pleas and police concerns.
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International News Service
New York
Prince
Greenwich Village
West Bidecourt
Louise Krist
France
Childe de Ronan D'Harcourt
Otto Krist
Rosebud
D'Harcourt
House of Frohman Moves From Theatre World After 42 Years
In New York on June 19, the House of Frohman prepares to depart the theater world it has inhabited for forty two years. Daniel Frohman reflects on Charles Frohman and past stars Maude Adams Ethel Barrymore John Drew Mary Pickford Douglas Fairbanks and more. He contemplates legacy while Louis Frohman forges a separate advertising career.
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Mternational
Mews
Statt
New York
House of Frohman
Theater World
Charles Frohman
Lusitania
Charles Fronman
Maude Adams
Ethel Berrymore
John Drew
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Daniel Frohman
Frohman
Daniel, Gustave and
Charles
Sandusky
Ohio
Lyceum Theater
Daniel” Frohman
Louis H. Frohman
Gustave Frohman
Comepanies
Print New Stamps For Airmail Use
Public demand prompts preparation of six cent airmail stamps and stamped envelopes as the rate reduction to eight six cents takes effect July 1. C B Ellenberger, third assistant postmaster general, said preparations are under way in Washington. All American League team managers are urged to attend a managers meeting at the Y tonight at 9:30 o'clock. attendance is important.
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Washington
C. B. Ellenberger
Charge Boys Tried To Wreck Train
Three Camden youths Frank Lilley 15 Edward Birth 13 and Edward Kane 14 were charged with attempting to wreck a passenger express between Atlantic City and Camden. Lilley pushed two heavy tie plates onto the rails on Thurman street bridge as Birth and Kane watched. A slow freight train passing earlier prevented a disaster. Lilley held without bail while Birth and Kane were released to their parents.
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Thurman Street Bridge
Willey
Muse Enters Naval Academy
George Read Muse of Fairmont avenue has enrolled as a midshipman at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. He reported for the legal physical exam on Monday, passed, and will remain at the academy to pursue his studies this summer.
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George Read Muse
George W. Muse
Fairmont Avenue
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Muse
Naval Academy
Sea Monster in Lake Michigan Turns Out to Be Seal
International News Service reports the Lake Michigan mystery is solved as a sickly baby seal named Oscar. Oscar, three feet long, was mistaken for a sea monster after fishermen claimed seven feet. Shedd Aquarium keeper Ted Berron released Oscar into the lake to save him from death ordered by director Walter Chute.
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International News Service
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Oscar
Shedd Aquarium
Aquarium
Walter Chute
Ted Berron
New Court Action In Series Over Talking Pictures
New federal suits filed by Standard Sound Reporting Corp against American Telephone and Telegraph Western Electric and Electrical Research Products Inc seek damages of 22.5 million dollars for restraint of trade and unfair competition in the talking pictures field. The actions echo four recent suits tied to long term contracts Western Electric holds with many theatres for equipment and servicing.
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International News Service
New York
Talking Pictures
Standard Sound Reporting Corp
American Telephone& Telegraph Co
Western Electric Co
Electrical Research Products Inc
Western Electric
Wooden Leg Stolen Thief Creates New Emergency
In Port Allegany Pennsylvania Louis Lindsey learned his wooden leg kept in the attic was stolen by burglars during a home break in. He planned an unplanned trip to Pittsburgh while noting the loss created a new emergency for him. In Boston, Albert Tragone of East Boston built his own car from parts of other vehicles and aircraft at a cost of thirty five cents.
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Port Allegany, Pa
Louis Lindsey
Pittsburgh
Lindsey
C International News Service
Boston
Albert Tragone
East
Nash
Hitler Aide At Harvard Sparks Near Riot Guarded Visit
Hitler aide Dr Ernest Hanfstaengl attended Harvard June reunion under police protection to deter anti Nazi protesters. Rabbi Joseph Shubow confronted him asking about Germany Jews while campus security halted the scene. Few postcards from New York radicals noted Harvard honoring Hitler’s press chief.
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David P. Sentner
International Mews Service Star
Boston
Harvard
Ernest Franz Sedgwick Hanfsaengl
Hitler
Pbutzy
Harvard Yard
Joseph S. Shubow
Rabbi Shubow
Hanfstaeng
Germany
Rabbi Shabow
Dr. Hanfstaengl
Hanfstaengl
University
New York
Putzy
State Repaving Washington Street
Work began on repaving Washington Street in the city main business section on Monday afternoon by a State Highway Department employee. The block between Diamond and Mercer streets is torn up with heavy paving blocks to replace worn bricks, following post Beaver Street to West Washington Street Bridge paving. Work, paused last year for lack of funds, resumes to completion.
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Washington Street
State Highway Department
Diamond
Mercer Street
Beaver Street
West Washington Street
New Bedford and New Castle Residents Connections
New Bedford B F Harry served as Hubbard caller Monday. Hazel Carlisle shopped in New Castle Friday. J A Andersons visited New Castle Friday. Marie Harry visited from New Castle Sunday with B F Harrys. Mary Sanker of New Castle stays with son Paul and family. New Bedford Boy Scout troop joined Camparee at Camp Philips Friday and Saturday. Leon Murphy of Grand Rapids Michigan visits his parents in New Castle. Anna Shields and Thelma visited Masury Sunday with J D Cooper family. Mearl Brunton and son Glenn of New Castle spent Sunday with B H Cover. Ernest Wallace and son Donald visited Buffalo, N Y with his parents. George Foreman and family of Masury spent Sunday with C P Johnston family. Rev G E Shaffer and sons Harold and Marlen of New Castle joined C A Moorhouse for Sunday dinner. Irwin Ropy and daughters Elizabeth and Margaret drove to Oberlin for Theodore Hopp’s graduation. Presbyterian Sunday School class hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Frank Peru with Elizabeth Ropp. gifts given and a Wiener roast later.
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B. F. Harry
Hazel Carlisle
New Castle
J. A. Anderson
Marie Harry
Mary Sanker
Paul
New Bedford
Camp Philips
Leon Murphy
Grand Rapids
Mich
C. L. Zedaker
Anna Shields
Thelma
J. D. Cooper
Masury
Mearl Brunton
Glenn
E. Cover
Ernest Wallace
Donald
Buffalo
George Foreman
C. P. Johnston
G. E. Shaffer
Harold and
Marlen
C. A. Moorhouse
Irwin Ropy
Elizabeth
Margaret
Oberlin
Theodore Hopp
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Peru
Elizabeth Ropp
Plans Complete For Ball July 6 At Cascade Park
At the Sons of Italy convention committee meeting on Monday evening plans were completed for a ball honoring state officers. The event will be on July 6 at Cascade Park with Nick George as general chairman and a Cleveland orchestra providing music.
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Sons of Italy Convention Committee
Cascade Park
Nick George
Cleveland Orchestra
Two Negroes Fined for Misconduct in New Bedford District
East St. Louis men, two Negroes, were fined after pleading guilty to motor code violations and disorderly conduct near a dirt road toward Struthers, C. They appeared before Alderman Wal lace J. Ewing with State Highway Corporal L. J. Lawton and Constable Robert McClenshan. Martin Ellis and Clarence Thompson faced separate charges, Ellis for parking violations and misconduct and Thompson for drunkenness and disorder, with fines of 5 dollars plus costs and 5 dollars respectively. both were discharged after payment.
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East St. Louis
Ill
Wallace J. Ewing
L. J. Lawton
Robert McClenshan
Pulaski Township
New Hedford
Struthers
Villa Marie
Martin Ellis
Clarence Thompson
Alderman
Ewing
Thompson
How To Be Pretty Without Medicines
Harrisburg report quotes Dr. Emlyn Jones of the state health department urging courtesy as a more effective path to health and youthful appearance than pills or facial treatments. He says good manners require continual practice and cannot be donned like a coat.
Lindberghs and Tunneys Buy Baby Goods
The Daily News notes the Lindbergh and Tunney households are stocking baby items in anticipation of a new arrival. Neither family confirmed the reports, but friends say both are preparing newborn clothes for their expected sons.
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New York
The
Daily News
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
Co. Lindbergh
Jon Morrow
Tunney
Gene Lauder Tunney
Roosevelt Prepares for Long Summer Vacation
President Roosevelt plans a summer itinerary starting with a Yale degree and alumni luncheon in New Haven. He will cruise aboard the Sequoia to New London to watch Franklin Jr. race Yale, then return to Hyde Park before trips to Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Hawaii. The Hawaii journey begins June 30, with a return to Hyde Park for rest through September.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Sequotta
New London
Franklin, Jr
Harvard
Hyde Park
White House
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Hawaii
New Publication The Blue Eagle Defies Printing Rules
The NRA launches The Blue Eagle, its first issues show advertisements from department stores, conflicting with joint committee on printing rules. Regulators say government documents or publications may not carry ads, though the ads appear reprinted from newspapers nationwide and are free in the NRA weekly.
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International Mena Service
Washington
NRA
Ble Eagle
Joint Congressional Committee On Printing
Blue Eagle
Ofice
Girls At Camp To Dramatize Tales Tonight
Camp East Brook hosts young girls ages 8 to 11 who settled in, weighed, and examined by a physician. They named their cabins after fairy tales such as Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Goldilocks, Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel. Tonight each cabin will dramatize its tale after dinner. Hansel and Gretel cabin won the honor star for neatness.
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Tne
Camp
East Brook
Gretel
Ambulance Used in Gasoline Theft Bafia West Virginia
In Gharleton near Clendenin on Monday officers traced an ambulance that had been used to haul about 1,000 gallons of gasoline from a South Penn filling station. J. E. Hafer mortuary reported the missing ambulance whose siren was broken. Tracks led to the looted station and the thieves transferred the gas to another car.
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Gharleston
W. Va
Lost tooth regains at subway auction in New York
Mrs Agnes Tierney Jost bid five dollars at a Board of Transportation auction in New York and won back a removable false tooth she had lost weeks earlier in a subway train. The Sons of Union Veterans Pife and Drum Corps will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in City Building hall.
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New York
Agnes Tierney
Board of Transportation
Sons of Union Veterans Pife
Sons’ Hall
Shotgun Accident Wounds Fort Lupton Man Near Home
Fred Korgan, 22, of Fort Lupton, Colo., was wounded when a shotgun discharged and tore through his side near the home of Fred Nichols two miles away. He collapsed upon arriving at Nichols’ residence for aid.
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Knut Hamaux
Hames
Honduras
Central Press
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Lindberghs, Tunneys
Indiana County Common Pleas Court
Ludvick Cadalmo
Iselin
Nelson McVicar
Cadalino
Italy
Western Justice
Ternational News Servi
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Tonopah
New
Imyo
Cal
George Watson
Lone Pine
Justice Peerson
Youngstown
Senate
John J. Parrell
Gira Neve Ae — Merase
Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertown Incorporated
S. Jefferson St
R. N. Will, Mer
Greeley Hospital
Helena
Mont
Montana State Health Department
Carl Ostlund
Carter County
Ostlund
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State Auto Sales CO
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