Arbor Day Message Encourages Nationwide Tree Planting
President of the American Tree Association urges a wholesale tree planting drive for Arbor Day alignment with NEA Service and The News. The piece highlights J. Ste Moston who started Arbor Day in 1872, Nebraska’s April 22 observance, and the 1972 centennial, stressing forestry, wood supply, and a population boom increasing demand for timber.
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American Rte Association
NEA
Washington
J. Ste Moston
Nebraska
Morton
American Tree Association
Negro Held for Arson Declared Insane at Crownsville
Robert Toodles, 21, of Fountain Mills, arrested January 13 for arson and indicted by the February grand jury, has been declared insane and will be sent to Crownsville Hospital today. Sanity tests by local doctors found him mentally incompetent. charges suspended pending his condition. Neighborhood arson fears included a burned farm outbuilding and a damaged schoolhouse. Also notes Catherine Dillon, 18, Middletown, located in Washington after running away, and Edward Thomas, colored, fined $250 for street fighting.
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Robert Toodles
Fountain Mills
Crownsville Hospital
William C. Roderick
Toodies
Wlliam Steiner
Daugherty
Toodles
H. J. Sluster
George H. Riggs
Tramsville
Fountain ‘Mills
Te Barmond House
Harrison Price
Fountain Bfilis
Daniel P. Smith
Kunmawar
Snerit Roderick
Washington
Catherine Virginia
Dillon
Middletown
Miss Dillon
Berths Dillon
Roderick
Dilion
Waynesboro
Frederic
Edward Thomas
Gur Rh. Motter
Mit
Storm kills two in Columbus as wind damages property
A strong April wind swept over Ohio injuring about a dozen and killing two people in Columbus. A Newark radio newsman died when his home was struck by debris and a teen near Lima was blown into a road. The storm caused thousands of dollars in damage and left others injured in scattered incidents.
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Columbus
Oho
D. A. Corcett
Newark
Radio Tales- Tab
Bors Automatic
Getmousee
Loa Bacon
Detmore
Lima
Montooth
Cleveland
Frank Moore
Moore
Mexican Forces Battle Rages Across Fronts In Revolt
AP reports fighting on three fronts as government and rebel forces clash. Rebels and federals maneuver near Jimenez and Escalon while Cardenas reports advancing on La Cruz. Northward bombardment hits Waco Sonora with federal troops entrenched. American troops stand by at Neca Arizona for possible town guard.
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Associated Press
Almazan
Jimenez
Juarez
Escalon
Cardereas
Federal Pactic Coast Forces
Mexico
Tyth
Tipue
la Cruz
Mazatlan
Cardenas
Waco
Sonora
Neca
Arizona
Tarkington Returns to Johns Hopkins for Eye Surgery Opinion
Baltimore April 1 Booth Tarkington has returned from Atlantic City to Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute for a specialist report on whether another operation is advisable to restore his sight. He has already undergone two Hopkins operations and left the hospital after a brief visit. There is fear the left eye sight is permanently lost, though his right eye may be salvageable.
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Baltimore
Booth Tarkington
Atlantic City
Wilmer Eye Institute
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Tarkington
The
Hopkins
Easter Dance Held by Coton Club in Baltimore
The Easter dance of the Coton Club was held in the bellroom of the Francis Scato Ber ihi with about twenty guests from Baltimore Rockville and nearby towns attending. Music was provided by Hagan's orchestra and a main dinner followed by dancing into the early morning. Notable attendees included Willan t John Byerly Geone R. Den sz W. Harnwell Thomas Haware and many others from Hagerstown Buck s Warmer Pensacola and Mercersburg among others.
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Baltimore
Rockrile
Coton Club
Francis Scato
Tve
Hagan
Willant
John Byerly
Geone R. Densz
W. Harry Frederick W. Harnwell
Thomas B. Haware
John S. Hershey
Austin A. Pearre
John F. Clargell
Robert D. Gsourn
E. Austin James
Winten iWfeShe
Eoma C. Markell
T Markell
Col
D. Joan Mar
Parsons Newman
R. R. Lewis
Arles W. Rotsard
James C. Sappington
Thomas Sappington
Charles NM. Staley
G. Leicester Thomas
Jun
Raymond E. Town
J. Martin Arbner
Robert L. Warfeld
J. A. Wil Hameon
Robert Luckey
Jam Fapp
Bernhard Williamson
Harry S. Bosle
Hagerstown
G. Hams Stauffer
Bucks
Warmer E. Pamlie
William Phummer
Ad- Ghames F. Smith
Liber- Wiliam H. Porter
Philip Co
Oe Earans
AM. Townsend
W. Harry Jr
Mercersburg
Harry
Pensacola
Fla
Roderick Whittock
Willam Whitlock
Bummpts
Bartonsville Community Names Missing Details From Event
Fragmentary OCR lists several names tied to a Bartonsville event with unclear roles. The readable parts include individuals such as Sylvester, David Oland, Frank Smith, Helen Sabe, Anne Smith, and Pheips, with scattered references to Mass and teaching.
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Bartonsville
al Sartensvi
Eéna M. Fulm
Oford
Sylvester
South
Matthew ‘Tyery War
Bermerd Sharetts Oland
David Oland
X Frank Smith
Helensabe Oland
Anne Smithi Ho Pheips
A Nice Fellow But So Skinny
A fragmentary report mentions Shooner and a companion described as a nice fellow but very thin. The snippet hints at a social or personal note but lacks clear date, place, or outcome details.
Lingerie Fashion Advances in New Frocks For NEA
Paris reports lingerie evolving with intricate cuts and high quality fabrics. Fashion houses show fitted hip lines and draped hems to match new form fitting dresses, including nightwear with net panels and ready to wear combinations for deep V necklines.
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Couturiers
Cry
Deecoll
Premet
Worth Redfern
Ingerie
Testimony on Farm Relief Heard Monday in Congress
Washington reports a Monday hearing before Senate and House agricultural committees where witnesses urged farm relief measures. Secretary Hyde is slated to testify Wednesday before the Senate and again for the House. Proposals included critique of an equalization fee and cautioned that any tax to fund surplus control may be challenged in court.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hyde
Agricultural Department
Capitol
Brole
Hoover
Sodar
Senate Committee
Supreme Court
Howell
Prepared Farm Board
Judge Winslow Resigns Amid Justice Investigation
U S District Judge Francis A Winslow announced his resignation to President Hoover after a House investigation into charges of maladministration of justice. Elevated by Harding sixty years ago, Winslow’s resignation was accepted this afternoon as a congressional inquiry proceeds.
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New York
U. S
Francis A. Winslow
Congressional
House of Representatives
Winstow
Harding
Hoover
Resignation Ends Probe Into Judge Winslow’s Conduct
The committee, to begin a preliminary inquiry within an hour after the resignation, said there would likely be no further action. Winslow’s counsel Martin Conboy announced the resignation, saying Winslow stepped down as charges against Jim had not been proved and would impair his usefulness on the bench.
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Uttle Mor
Winslow
Martin Conboy
Winstow
Jim
Mannela prescription tablets promise slim figures without extreme effort
The ad claims overweights result from nutrition faults corrected by science. It touts Marmola based tablets used for 20 years with millions of boxes sold. No abnormal exercise or diet required. offers 1 box for $1 with quick, visible effects and health benefits.
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Charles {. Pack
Peirce
J. Sterling Merton
Arbor Day
Storm
Ohio
Booth ‘Tarkington
Sardinia
Kair
Australia
Signer
Rum
Mier Baitic
Drs ‘Sorstant
Warns
Ineadhquarters
J. Quinn
Frederick Cotillion Club
Krosetie
Paris
Bey
Pacis Angerie
Redfern
Vale
Phe Bret
Congressional Investigation of Charges
Jane Sulsidus
Hygeia
Michael Distributor
Nature
Watts
Edmonston Studios
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
MeyerBoth
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