Moscow drama ends in a nose bite and eye gouge case
In Moscow a man Nikolai Koneff was sentenced to one year in prison after biting off his former wife Nita Biolina's nose and gouging her eye following a domestic dispute. The article notes harsh living costs, low student stipends, and compares Soviet salaries for professors with hardships faced by workers.
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H. R. Knickerbocker International News Service
Moscow
Nikolai Koneff
Nita Biolina
Nikolai
Nita
Moscow University
Komsomolsi
Communist Youth International
Anther
Soviet Union
Section of Science Workers
Ponzi Search Continues in Houston As Authorities Sweep City
International News Service reports a renewed hunt for Charles Ponzi in Houston Texas with Sheriff T A Binford leading deputies guarding all city exits. Masters of two outbound vessels were checked but Ponzi remains at large as investigators probe ports outside U S jurisdiction.
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International News Service
Houston
Tex
Charles Ponzi
T. A. Binford
United States
Boston
Crossword Puzzle Word List and Clues
A filled list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbers and topics including months abbreviations, colors, pronouns, prefixes, animal terms, and place names. Entries cover common carriers, measurements, fabrics, anatomy, and geography elements, presenting a large clue set for a newspaper puzzle.
Educators Open Annual Sessions In Philadelphia
Thousands of teachers and educators from across the United States attend the 64th annual National Educational Association convention in Philadelphia. The first general session at the Academy of Music featured talks on child and parental education and child labor laws with Grece Abbott and Mrs. A H Reeve among the speakers. Cameron Beck of the New York Stock Exchange outlined a topic to conclude the session.
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Internatioal News Service
Philadelphia
United States
National Educational Association
Academy of Music
Grece Abbott
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
A. H. Reeve
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Cost of Leadership speech in Birmingham meeting ends with film
The PURSE RIA meeting chaired by C R B Gienn of Birmingham concluded with the film Independance. Speakers Florence M Hale Augusta Missouri Marie Turner Harvey Kirkville Missouri and Wills Sutton Atlanta Georgia spoke on rural education development and educating immature employees for commercial purposes.
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C. RB. Gienn
Birmingham
Ala
Florence M. Hale
Augusta
Marie Turner Harvey
Kirkville
Wills Sutton
Atlanta
Four Die In Motorcycle Collision At Shawinigan Falls
Four men were killed when a motorcycle and sidecar were hit by an automobile in Shawinigan Falls Quebec yesterday. The victims are Armand Boltsvert 82 J Boisvert 22 A Bernard 25 and F Beaulieu 25.
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International Newes Service
Shawiinigan Falls
Que
Armand Boltsvert
J. Boisvert
A. Bernard and
F. Beaulieu
Girl Motorist Seriously Hurt Near Fairmont
Fairmont West Virginia June 29 Clao Cheers fifteen was seriously injured yesterday when she lost control of a car and crashed into a telephone pole. She was taken to Fairmont hospital where little hope is held for her recovery. A girl companion escaped uninjured.
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International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
Clao Cheers
Here
Fairmont Hospital
Yorks Historic Bell To Ring Again July 4
York prepares to toll the Liberty Bell replica on July 4 marking 150 years since it announced the Declaration of Independence. The bell, dating to 1774, has echoed historic events in Continental Square and St. Johns church, with a small ceremony planned in the church vestibule. It has cracked thrice, the last time at McKinley funeral, and a new bell ended its use as a relic. A Canstein Bible Society note closes the piece.
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York
St. John's Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
England
St. John's Church
Continental Square
Continental Congress
St. John’s Church
McKinley
Teacher with forty eight years in Adams county schools
Tysburg Pa June 29 International News Service reports Hummelbaugh a Hamiltonban township resident has completed forty eight years as a public school teacher in Adams county. He has been re elected for a forty ninth year by the Hamiltonban school board. The article notes his long service and local roots. It also mentions a Colombo Sri Lanka claim about snake charmers being able to drive snakes with music as a myth.
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Adams County
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