Mystery at Harbor Gardens Aboard Heath Estate
In Harbor Gardens of Lonc Yeland Perry Heath and wife Myra host guests including distant relative Lawrence Inman and friend Bunny Moore. Myra’s murder follows a quarrel over a will, with Inman and Bunny questioned as coroner Osborn's inquest proceeds.
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Harbor Gardens
Lonc Yeland
Jired
Perry Heath
Myra
Lawrence Inman
Perry
Bunny Moore
Myra Heath
Bunny
Inman
Ludes
Sam Anderson
Wallace Forbes
AL Cunningham
Mrs. Prentiss
Todhunt
Lee Buck
Heaths
Mack
Ever Osborn
Eana
Forborn
Getalla
Mrs. Heath
Osborn
Katie
Herrick
Carter
Clemenceau Calls For Debt Pact Change In France Aid
In a Sunday open address Georges Clemenceau urges changes to debt terms, arguing France must be protected and not priced out of independence. He warns allies against illusory peace and compares U S and Russia separations to past wartime alignments.
Clemenceau Warns Coolidge Over War Debts Policy
M Clemenceau urged President Coolidge not to treat war debts as mere cash settlements between creditors and debtors. He warned that such a view could revive England’s old strategy of influencing Europe by pitting continental powers against each other, a stance that unsettles France today.
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Patie
France
Georges Ch
Coolidge
Ry Medien
Germany
Russia
M. Clemenceau
United States
England
Europe
Bodies found by teams in former World War battlefields
American searchers in the World War area in France have found 261 bodies, with 175 identified, in the Aisne, Somme, and nearby sectors since Armistice eight years ago. Three teams of an investigator and laborers work by map over battlegrounds where regiments once fought, noting dense growth and altered land. Seven Martines were recently found in the Mise a lAisne sector, a notable collective find after months of primarily single discoveries.
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Paris
Qise-Ainse
Mouse-grycone
Somme
Mise-Aisne
Local taxi driver injured in hit and run near Hagerstown
A taxi operator sustained severe bruises after being struck by a passing vehicle on a day afternoon along the east edge of Middletown. He was inspecting his line when the collision occurred. Police are investigating the incident.
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Claxton Dronenbore
Hagerstown
Middletown
Dronenro
Picnic Crowd Brings Storm Pause at Retreat Grove
More than a thousand people attended the Walkersville four Sunday schools annual picnic at Retreat Grove on Saturday. A severe storm halted activities at 2 p.m. but the event resumed and lasted late into the evening. Music by the Yellow Springs Concert band directed by T. Stall accompanied readings by Edna Smith of Woodsboro. A dodge ball contest saw boys led by Paul Smith beat girls led by Charlotte Crum. Volleyball games were interrupted by rain after both Walkersville and Frederick high school teams scored six points. Organizers include Methodist Episcopal United Brethren Lutheran and Reformed churches led by Rev. J W Fisher and Rev W R Hartzel. Rev. W M Spangler attended from the Lutheran church.
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Walkersville
Retreat Grove
Yellow Springs
Charles Co. T. Stall
Edna Smith
Woodsboro
Paul Smith
Charlotte Crum
Besun
Walkersville High School
Frederick High School
Methodist Episcopal
United Brethren
J. W. Fisher
W. R. Hartzel
W. MM. Spangler
Lutheran Church
Rol. Mowbray
United Press Radio Schedule Highlights Aug 8 1932
Monday’s radio grid lists WEAF WWJ WTIC and other major stations with concerts operas orchestras and news. Listings include Detroit Symphony Orchestra Chicago and Cincinnati programs along with a long sequence of city specific time slots and performances across Eastern Central and Western time zones.
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WWJ
WTIC
Goldman
Grand Opera
Wsb—Musical Travelogue
KFI
KPO
WHO
WEX
Detroit Symphony Orchertse
WECO
Cavsy
WPG
Atlantic City
Newas
o—Vassella
Galen
WBAL
Baltimore
Sandman
Wbal Dance Orchestra
WEEL
Boston
Andrews’ Orchestra
WNAC
Bosagn
Collegians
Metropolitan Theatre
Dante Music
WGR
Buffalo
Dilietante
Chile
Statler Orchestra
WMAK
Wb5t
Charlotte
Imperial
WGHB
Clearwater
Marybelle West
WTAM
Cleveland
O—Little Symphony
Tuller Orchestra
Detroit News Orchestra
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Symphony Orch
Hartford
Blumenthal
WREO
Lansing
WREQ
WMBF
Miami Beach
WSB
Atlanta
Chicago
wLw
Cincinnati
Visconti
WKRC
Roehr
WSAL
Cincinnat
Dayton Harmony Four
Dali
Blue Devils
Woc
Davenport
KOA
Denver
Tillotsen
KOA Minstrels
Des Moines
Philbreck
WBAP
Fort Worth
KFKX
Hastings
KTHS
Hot Springs
Sparta
Como Roof Orchestra
WSUI
Iowa City
Tsse
WOS
Jefferson CI
WDAF
Kans City
School of the Air
KFAB
Lincoln
Los Angeles
WHAS
Louisville
WMC
Memphis
WCCO
MPLS
ST. Paul
WSMB
New Orleans
KGO
Oakland
WOAW
Omaha
Bauer
KGW
Portland
Wiedoeit
KSD
ST. Louis
San Francisco
Seiger
KFT
CNR
WCBD
WJJD
CKCL
CFCA
Duel on Courthouse Steps Ends in Sheriff and Prohibition Agent Deaths
Clintwood Virginia reports a duel on the Dickerson county courthouse steps after a five year land dispute. Sheriff C Pridemore Firmin Dickenson and State prohibition agent James Mullins were killed from gunfire with Mullins dying Sunday from three bullet wounds.
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Clintwood
Dickerson County
C. Pridemore Firmin Dickenson County Sherif
Dtr Asent
James’ Mallins
Aftur
Mulline
Mullins
Shota
Fleming
Kilby Offers Big Bet in Democratic Senate Primary
In Birmingham on Sunday former Governor T E Kilby offered 59000 that he would be nominated in the Democratic primary next Tuesday as part of the millionaire race for the U S Senate. Several capitalists heard the offer but none accepted. Kilby is accused by rival Trish Black of spending more than 1900000 in the race. The other candidates include ministers Breok Massrove and John H Banwhead.
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Birmingham
Aus
T. E Kilby
United Sates Senate
Killer
Kilby
Trish Black
Rian
Minisnaires
Breok, Massrove
John H. Banwhead
Controversy Reignites After Virginia Primary Clash
Report notes a rekindled dispute between two men over political tensions tied to the recent Virginia primary, with remarks that escalated into a deadly confrontation, underscoring volatile local politics.
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Fleming
Virginia
Merger Announced In Toledo Region
An announced merger involves the Continental Toledo mercer and the Hieia Sagat Co in Indiana with a capacity of 700.080007 peet. The combined group plans a $5,000,000 investment and holds other plants and land in Michigan and Decantar.
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Toledo
Mercer
Continenta
Hieia Sagat Co
Ina
Qhie
St. Laws
Michigan
Decantar
Ind
Health Department bans Charleston in public halls
The Department of Health forbids the Charleston in public dance halls alleging risk of heart failure. It calls the dance ugly and ungraceful with contortions that loosen joints, claiming harm to health and artistic appearance. Control targets fee charging halls while appealing cafes and private venues to comply.
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Charleston
Mexico City
Department of Health
Directors Meet Elects Officers for Memorial and Endowment Inc
The annual meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial and Endowment Inc. was held in Leesburg Virginia on a Saturday. Officers elected: EB White president, C L Robes vice president, Robert F R Walker secretary treasurer. Finance committee appointed by president and secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Memorial and Endowment, Inc
Leesburg
EB. White
C. L. Robes
Robert FR. Walker
Secreary
President Coolidge Enjoys Quiet Dance Night In Plymouth Vermont
President Coolidge smoked on his porch as village dancers gathered in Plymouth. Mrs. Coolidge rested in a Gloucester hammock while old fashioned music filled the hall above Miss Citley’s store. About 35 couples attended the late night dance. Coolidge declined to dance but supported the event. His uncle Joan Wilder played second fiddle for an hour.
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Plmouth
Coolidges
Plymouth
Miss. Citley
John ©. Coolidge
Herb Moore
Joan Wilder
Not Our Business Mexico Embargo Sparks International Clash
Arturo M Elias the Mexican consul general urged Catholics in the United States not to press for intervention over the arms embargo to Mexico. Ambassador Manuel Tellez said the civil conflict with the church is Mexico's affair and American property is safer in Mexico than in the United States. Five miners entombed in a Kentucky zinc mine faced continued dangers as rescue efforts struggled to reach them with heavy flooding and a shaft nearing 40 feet.
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New York
Arturo M Elias
Mexico
United States
St. Bartholomew's Eve
Manuel ©. Tellez
Alore
Salem
Nature
Milkweed Fibers Used in Rope Making
The article notes that certain milkweed fibers are employed to produce rope. This highlights an historical use of plant fibers in textile and cordage applications.
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