Vets Home Occupied This Week Brings Emergency Steps
Veterans at a home occupied this week as officials move to release occupancy under emergency measures. Mayor Lloyd C. Gene and local veterans group leaders, including G. Ernest Liprs, discuss steps to open a unit and proceed with plans. A counterpoint from the Legion of Foregy references the regular meeting and staged appearances by delegates. Police report a collision on Westminster Street involving a car and a parked vehicle, with George driving a car owned by Sint Robert Thomas. State Trooper Glenn reports charges of driving under the influence and reckless driving against an individual scheduled for court.
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585 Tonic Promises Vita l Digestive Aid and Strength
A blocky ad touts 585 Tonic as a cure for stomach distress, claiming it increases gastric juice flow to improve digestion and reduce bloating. It pitches benefits like better appetite, stronger blood, and overall vitality, urging readers to buy a bottle at their local drug store.
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Happy People Tonic
Miliona
Groundhog shadow sighted as reports swirl Sunday
A fragmentary report notes groundhogs emerged from holes and saw shadows on Sunday amid unclear discussion of forecasts for the coming weather. Amid garbled lines, observers mention a Brewster region and political references, with stray figures and prices strewn through the text.
Pennsylvania Flyer Derailed In Garlands Killings Reported
Garlands Pa February 2 The engine and eight cars of a train bound to Pennsylvania Mailroad derailed in this northern town killing the engineer and another crew member. No passengers were aboard. Several injuries and names of the injured appeared in scattered reports as rescue work continued. Local officials investigated possible causes while recalling a prior incident in the area.
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Red Cross Rejects Donation Due To Charity Rules
Washington February 20 The American Red Cross disclosed that SAO 001 seas tee amount oof Corporraa dram The petran plaque inauetey which it rejected can dbp giéunt or was taieed wong joth other charity To accept the money the fed Coosa satu would violate its rule with other charitable paint dives for fund. The amount was rejected on dan 16 but the size of the donation was then determined. The money was offered in the permanent Charities committee.
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American Med Cross
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Taieed Wong
Orthavianos
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Police Seek Desperate Holdup Men Near City Border
Police embed a crusade against a pair of desperate holdup men near the Columbia border area. Officers describe the suspects as armed and dangerous. Patrols tightened, and several roads were blocked as investigators pursued clues and matched descriptions to a possible getaway vehicle.
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Philadelphia Hold Up Claimed in Police Killing Case
A Philadelphia police killing is linked to a violent hold up reported last Thursday night. Authorities are pursuing leads amid a tense investigation involving local law enforcement and witnesses.
Cheltenham School for Boys site options eyed near Baltimore
The Cheltenham School for Boys project seeks suitable sites near Baltimore. President Thorms To Sprague of the Cheltenham Board of Managers notes that a special committee is reviewing multiple very excellent locations as potential grounds for the new school.
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Cheltenham School For
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Sprague
Cheltenhaim
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Board probes tracts for new project site
Officials review land tracts with optimism for early success as 1.5 million pounds are pledged as the site for construction. The agency targets locating a suitable area and advancing the project, signaling progress in the planning phase.
Jected training school for Negro souths in Peace Gear County
An historic note describes a training school for Black youth located in Peace Gear's County, highlighting its role in regional education initiatives. The fragment indicates the current institution's placement within the county and hints at planned or existing development for Negro communities.
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Peace Gear's County
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