Ancient codes surface amid modern Brooklyn crime night
Fragments describe discovery of Nipish law tablets from 2100 BC. A Brooklyn detective squad cracks a fatal hit run. Thomas Fen Avanne, 30s, held without bail after admitting striking a pedestrian but claiming no memory of the act. A Queens pedestrian is killed in Maspeth car crash. Beth Bernhalde identified as a victim. Police chase yields a suspect in a separate city hit and run. a priest administers rites for a dying victim.
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Brooklyn
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Putnam
Ievin
Railroad
Kings County Hospital
Kantman
Hennigan
Jing Jos
Thomas Feni Avanne
Vutoy
Humic
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Car Mint
Strick
Kautoren
Lexington Avenue
Brooklen
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Rennell
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Hittine Peanechine
Miratish
Malta Avenue
Maspeth
Queens
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Nolice
Nana
Blusbeth Bernhalde
Gud Mirtle
Henaklyn
Shane Stag
Palieo
Voilorine Donelly
Hutto Stren
Bushseiek Haspital
Irving Devine
Jayver
Straht
Henaklon
Doherty Na
Astern Parkwasr
Filton Street
Church of Our Taide of
Louries
Liner Reports Coldest June Atlantic Trip
The ship’s voyage across the Atlantic noted record cold June winds and heavy seas. Passengers include writer Miss Beckley and Cardinal Wogin. quarantine and on board masses marked the voyage as crews and notable figures endured severe weather and calm, while stowaways were found aboard.
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Havre
Koy Forte
Oly Aritcal
Fens
Ashe
Elly Island
Teia
Ashtore
Dor Beckley
San Iredehy
Wade
Tonga
Tim
Troy White
Anil
Towis Nazaire
Wogin
Quebec
Rane
Capedine
Capedine Pril- Ries
Jeanne Arc
Magees
Ean
Curidina
Vowin Nelsielon
Mans Croline
Basil Stolem
Mimanan
Remy
Arthur Grehim Thomson
Thott Klotz
Baron de la Ciengr
Hh. Macamber
Profiteering In Piece Goods Sought Sparked Policy Move
The International Association of Garment Manufacturers announced new policies amid suspected profiteering in textile goods. Officials promise price controls and refund of freight charges to buyers who prepaid, while brokers and suppliers face scrutiny.
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International Asabeddon
Garement
Ota Textile Department
Nieve Fonda
Amid AK Alcon
Guneeg
Ar Wagociation
Two Saved From Suffocation In Slight Blaze At Swisa Pastry
A minor fire at the Swisa Pastry Restaurant on Fifty sixth Street and Seventh Avenue trapped several occupants. Mrs Morse and her daughter escaped chaos as Fire Department and patrolmen aided others, with one elevator operator and bystanders helping evacuate residents.
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Walter Merpis
Goyen
Sones
Warden's Own Chef Becomes Death House Cook
Tim Blanch, assigned by Warden Lewis K. Lawes to the Sing Sing death house, began as chief cook in the warden’s quarters. Twenty three inmates complained meals were poor, but Blanch’s first dish today drew hearty approval from the inmates.
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Ant
Ossining
N.Y. Ile
Tim Blanch
Chettir
Lewis K. Lawes
Sing
T Gen Rook
Blanch
Detectives at Work on Caruso Gem Robbery Intensify Probe
In New Rochelle Mt Vernon Yonkers and Easthampton sleuths enlarge probe into valued Caruso gems as profiteering and rent hikes surge. Police report several profiteering cases with rents climbing to 42 dollars for some families and eviction orders issued. Authorities join forces with private agencies while awaiting a scheduled hearing on the matter with Patriot Attorney Roy Young hinting at strong evidence.
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Mt. Vernon
Yonke
New Machelle
Mt Vernon
Vonker
New Rochelle
Passio
Ft Ta Ano
Pepine
New
Easthampton
Apatemai
Juucer
Anle Clanen
Mounabhor
Suffolk County Detective Force
Pinkerto’s. Od
Ferrgey
Sana Teo
Fortier
Willian Somes
Tir Roy M. Yoong
Suffolk County
John
Non Residents Warned To File State Incomes
Non residents warned to file state income returns with penalties for failure. The message cites tax officials and references the New York income tax system. It notes penalties and potential interest for late or nonfiling and mentions the attorney general and central authorities.
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Sava Graves Mark Grieve
Qireetar
The
York
Murenuy
Agers Thomas
Toretus
Itunes
New York
Graves Tuirioy Enor
Ran Ia
Tae
Getic
Demise Retold in Obscure City Hospital Records
Fragmentary OCR text describes a hospital and city entities and mentions deaths, fugitives, and local individuals. It references New York, Wilkin Stratton, and Stration related terms, with unclear dates or events.
Reformer Says Governor Favors Prison Changes
A prison reformer quotes Governor Smith backing more liberal sentencing and prison policy. He argues staged reforms can reduce escapes and improve treatment, citing concerns about overcrowding. Major Lesia Lawes, Sing Sing warden, notes the debate amid calls for modernization of prisoner care.
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Tent Street
Beth Avenua
Smith
Mack Murat
Chiwim
Chisolm
Uist
Lesia Lawes
Sing Sing
Sai
Great Cry and Little Wool store proclamation
A dated marketing note from Jrewnap praises steady savings to customers. The message touts a deep discount policy of one-fifth off actual values on nearly all store contents, emphasizing no baiting and responsible spending while thanking patrons. Four horse hay wagons appear as a figurative measure of gratitude.
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Jrewnap
Crown Edge Ribbons Newest Fine Gros-Grain Trim
Crown Edge ribbons debut the new crown edge variation of picot edging in two widths suited for summer frocks. Available in gold henna brass and shard Minch shades with 20 percent off. Main floor Old Building.
Framed Mezzotints and Prints Sale Advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts 300 framed mezzotints and prints with 20 percent off. Prices listed from $25 to $30 reduced to $12.50. The copy mentions cathedral subjects and European city series, highlighting framed prints as refined decor and a gift of distinction.
Curtains Sale Ads for Little 500 Pairs and Patterns
An advertisement lists curtain lots and patterns with pricing and 20 percent discounts. Items include cream color damask patterns, strike details, and various heavy serim curtains with hand drawn borders. Prices range from 2.20 to 6.85 per pair before discounts, with a 20 percent deduction. Store location cited as Fourth Gallery in a New Building.
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Jem and Horder
New Bldg
Summer Voiles Offer Overpriced Yard Goods
More printed summer voiles at twenty percent off. The coal material features chintz and silk designs suitable for morning and afternoon wear. The price promises multiple frocks for less than costly silk frocks, on the Main floor of Old Building.
Satinette Skirts Move Fast At Bargain Price
A local sale highlights 100 satinette skirts at 6.50 with durable lure. Shoppers note lustrous fabric, easy laundering, and value compared with earlier 750 offers. Store location given as Big Town Second Floor Old Building.
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Olt
Two very smart Sports Shirts for women
A cluttered notice describes women sports shirts with various features and fashion notes. It lists styles, fabrics, and a price of 80.4 percent, then notes location on the second floor of a building and an unclear reference to Od Building.
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Theal St Jose
Tetedin
Carillon
Kata
Old-Fashioned Chambray Spreads in Fourth Gallery Bid
A fragmented notice describes a display titled Old-Fashioned Chambray Spreads at the Fourth Gallery in a New Building. Details are incomplete but indicate an exhibition or sale event with a modest price mention including 12 dollars. Readers are urged to note the venue and approximate action.
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