Coast Guard Ship Bear on farewell Arctic tour
The Coast Guard cutter Bear sails from Seattle for the Arctic on a farewell tour described as a queenly voyage. Commander L. C. Covell says another farewell cruise may hint at the end, as Congress plans a new vessel. The Bear will ferry eight Eskimo refugees from Wrangell Island to Alaska ports, deliver mail, medical aid, and legal services, and even perform Arctic marriage ceremonies.
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Santiago Bay
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Greeler
Leutenant
L. C. Covell
Sip
All Bear
Congress
Point Hope
Nootak
Arctic Circle
Esquimaux
Wrangell Island
Alaska
H. Wells
Wrangell
Vladivostok
United States
Department of Justice
Covell
Man With Fractured Spine Improves in Grove City
G H Boundy of Grove City is reported improving at Grove City hospital after an auto accident months ago in Warren Ohio which fractured his spinal cord. He is said to be improving enough that doctors hope to perform an operation soon to relieve the condition.
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Automobile Collision Reported In City Monday
Police recorded a Monday collision at the intersection of Albert Street and Hatelcrot Avenue involving Samuel Lewis of 210 Fairfield Avenue and Alfred Dickson. Both vehicles sustained damage and license numbers 660-426 and 72-705 were involved with eyewitness James Wilster on scene.
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Negotiations On Carmen's Scale Now Under Way
R. N. Graham, manager of railways, and a committee representing PO electric railway trainmen are in Reston in Youngstown. They seek a wage raise, but the requested amount is not disclosed. The current scale expires June 1, offering 53 cents an hour for the first three months and 58 1/2 cents after three months.
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P O Electric
Reston
Youngstown
Smart haberdashery tale of a diamond pin
A city man pays for a shirt with a string pin believed to be a diamond. The clerk, amazed, accepts the pin as payment and later discovers it is a two dollar rhinestone. The story follows the mistaken value and the man’s plan to prove it by visiting a local gem shop.
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Bre year 60 and Titemen in wartime may wear ralap
Fragmentary OCR notes report Bre year 60 hour service and that Titemen may wear a ralap in war. No conference has yet been held.
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Titemen
Try New Color Scheme On Cars On Street Cars
Railway officials test a new color scheme for street cars with one cream and dark blue car operating on the Highland route to determine if differentiation improves visibility. If successful, the entire fleet will be repainted.
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Local Priest To Observe Jubilee At Mahoning Town
Plans for a silver jubilee mark the twenty fifth anniversary of Walher P. J. Mc Kenna entering the priesthood. Members of St. Margaret's church at Mahoning town organize the event for the latter part of next month.
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St. Margaret's Church
Mahoning Town
Chevrolet Production Is Even With Demand
This season shows a record demand for Chevrolet automobiles with a powerful motor, new Duco finish, and balloon tires. Production has been steadily increased since spring and is now even with demand, allowing delivery insurance when wanted. Orders are being taken at the McCoy Motor Car Company, 118 North Mercer Street, Bell Phone 224.
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Crime And Prohibition Proposals Dominate State News
In Harrisburg Major Lyng Adams of the state police cites a faulty jury system weak police morals and uncertain punishment as drivers of rising crime. He estimates annual U S crime costs at 2.6 billion dollars with 9 000 murders last year. The piece also notes June 2 to 4 local option votes in Dusseldorf and Germany's youth movement backing limited prohibition.
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International News Service
Harrisburg
United States
Lyng G. Adams
Pennsylvania
Adams
Dusseldorf
German ‘Youth Movement
Germany
Chicago Daily News Company
Local Option Is Gaining In Germany
Berlin May 19 reports a meeting reflecting on Germany’s growth and population surge. A dated commentary traces population rise from colonial times to the current rate, noting rapid births and the nation’s expanding size.
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Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Findle
Daily News
Berlin
Inj
Council views Moody avenue sites for three garages
The council examined two sites at 524 Moody Avenue where John Langstead proposes building three garages. The structures would sit on the embankment and double as a rear retaining wall.
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Moody Avenue
Johnn Langstead
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