Coast Guard Enlistments To Expire July First
New London May 14 More than four thousand Coast Guard enlistments expire on July 1 with at least two thirds not re signing officials say a major recruiting drive will start immediately. A crackdown on rum runners aims to break up the smugglers shore organization and force operatives to seek other work during a summer campaign.
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New London
Cour
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Broderick Hartwell
Stephen Vandis
F. C. Billard
Ant
Cambridge Paymaster Robbed in $1000000 Heist
Four armed bandits robbed the paymaster of Lever Brothers soap factory in Cambridge Massachusetts and escaped with about 1000000 dollars. The International Typographical Union reports nearly 2500 members on its payroll.
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Bugle NW
E Mass
Lever Brothers
International Typographical Union
Seventh Ward News Play to Aid Epworth League Institute
The Seventh Ward News reports a Methodist Church event to fund or send delegates to the Epworth League Institute in Meadville, Pa, this August. Community notices note residents moving to Warren Ohio and local committees preparing for Children’s Day at Mahoning Methodist Church, with play rehearsals underway and firemen continuing duty.
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Epworth League Institute
Meadville
Penna
Will Give Band Concert Sunday in the Park
The Christopher Columbus Society Band to perform Sunday afternoon in Liberty Street Park. A temporary band-stand will be erected for the concert from 6 o clock. The 34 piece band, led by R. G. Gaspare, will appear in new dark blue coats and light blue trousers. A good program is promised if weather permits.
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Christopher Columbus -Society
Liberty Street
Asain
R. G. Gaspare
Missionary From Persia To Speak At First Church
Dr. B. A. Lichwardt a medical missionary from Meshed Persia will address the First Presbyterian Church Friday evening May 15 at 7 45. He arrives after service in the mission field with Dr. A. B. Hoffman and will give an account of work there. He is now on a furlough in this country.
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B. A. Lichwardt
Meshed
Persia
First Presbyterian Church
Lichwardt
A. B. Hoffman
Missiovary
Lough
Paterson's Ointment touted for skin healing relief
Mrs. Mark Richards of Lake Linden Mick reports a twenty year leg ailment improved by Peterson's Ointment and its two hour application routine. The ad touts Patterson's Ointment for eczema skin troubles and Petra soap as daily use, with prices listed.
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Paterson
Furst
Mark Richards
Lake Lindén
Mick
Peterson
Paterson Ointment Co
Buffalo
Ausable Forks Fire Ravages Essex County Town
A fire in Ausable Forks Essex county wiped out much of the town's business section causing losses between 400000 and 500000. The blaze began shortly after midnight and was finally controlled after 9 am.
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Aulletir
International News Service
Glens Falls
N. Y
Ausable Forks
Essex County
Lane Deportation Appeal Dismissed in London
May 14 London reports Homer Lane American psychoanalyst formerly of Detroit and Boston lost his appeal against deportation. The General Devisons court announced the dismissal of the deportation order. A $10 fine replaced the lower court's month in prison. Lane's counsel said he planned to leave England voluntarily rather than await execution.
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Bulletin éToternitionil Sens Service
London
Homer
Ans
Detroit
Boston
Diamtaso
Coaty
Lane
England
Martin Gantz Thrift Awards Honor School Winners
Martin Gantz Thrift Awards recognized Grade 6A for winning the Thrift Champion Pennant at the Martin Gantz school Tuesday afternoon. Manuel Ochoa received a Thrift Army Pin for prior certificates. Awarded pupils include James Mangine and Harry Fowler in 6A, Oliva McNeal in 6B, Wallace Anderson and others from 66A, and Sam Fowler and Richard from 4A.
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Martin Gantz
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Acholon
Manuel Ochod
James Mangine
Harry Fowler
Oliva McNeal
Wallace Anderson
Ralph
Leonardo
Richard Maloney
William McGowan
Henry
Vendetta
Joseph Nigro
Viola Allen
Eleanor Confer
Manuel Ochoa
Garland Anderson
Sam Fowler
Richard
School roll list and transport schedule notes
The article lists students by grade and name including Alicia Davis Byrne and Mary Elizabeth Johnson, with classes such as 5B and 8. It mentions Commissioner Stevenson and D and Russell of The Lehigh Portland Cement Company as in charge of compiling a new transport schedule aiming to detail service between New Castle and many cities. It also notes the first North American silo was built in 1873 by F L Hatch of McHenry County, List.
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P. K. Stevenson
D. &. Russell
Lehigh Portland, Cement Company
North America
F. L. Hatch
McHenry County
Lis
Time Table Will Be Ready Friday
The board or trade timetable published annually through the traffic committee of the organization is expected to be off the press Friday.
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