SONS HONOR NEW OFFICERS AT BALTIMORE CLUB MEETING
Charles E. Moylan spoke as new head of the Baltimore club with twelve original members recognized. Past president Roger Wolfe received a pin as dignitaries and guests attended a year-end gathering at Ebert House with lengthy tributes, prize drawings, and reflections on crime and lawfulness.
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Hoover Visit Proposal Signals Barrier Removal
A fragmented note suggests Congress should consider special rules to ease a barrier for a prominent figure. It mentions recognition and government roles, with unclear references to Mang and National Guess, and indicates discussions or visits tied to Port Ard Gatir.
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Patriots Named in Declaration of Independence Heroic Actions
Fragmented account recounts sacrifice by signers and supporters of liberty. It highlights figures like Thomas Jefferson, John Morton, and Samuel Adams, noting dangers they faced, arrests, and personal losses as the colonies moved toward independence. The piece evokes colonial bravery and the risks endured by those who endorsed the Declaration amid British pressure.
Fireworks Display to Light Baker Park on Independence Day
A large Fourth of July celebration in Baker City includes a night fireworks display at Baker Park, heavy weekend traffic, and a city holiday with banks and stores closing. Police brace for busy weekend while outside visitors travel from Baltimore and Washington to enjoy the festivities and baseball games.
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Settlement on debt talks hints at favorable Franco American accord
Reports from Paris indicate a settlement on several Franco American debt issues with France likely granting Germany more time to repay reparations and possibly extending to 10 or more years. France also reportedly considered lending some funds to Jugoslavia and other small states, while discussions with Britain over the Young plan fund progress. Washington talks between Mellon, Laval aides and Ambassador Edge were delayed for further counter proposals. Wheat policy and market actions drew Republican criticism and farm relief maneuvers in Idaho and Kansas.
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Wheat price pressure as Farm Board urged to limit sales
Washington July 2 pressure rose on the Farm Board to further limit sales of stabilization wheat holdings. Senator Watson Indiana Republican leader urged Chairman Stone to keep the surplus off the market for four months. The board, at President Hoover request, modified this week by announcing not to sell as the market permits.
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New Modes and Moods in Colors by Jean Fatou
New Modes and Moods in Colors by Jean Fatou discusses how color trends evolve with fashion seasons. It notes that color selection reflects evolving contrasts and coordinated combinations, with winter tones unused in June and repeated classical shades reemerging each season.
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Skin Tints and Dress Harmony in Fashion Advice
The piece discusses how skin coloring influences color choices in outfits. It stresses harmonizing hues with a woman's complexion, notes variations in whites like eggshell or pinkish blues, and warns color contrasts should suit individual coloring and fabrics.
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Swallowed Poison Incident Report In Pikesville
A local woman is reported to have ingested a poisonous substance and was brought to a hospital in Pikesville for treatment. Investigators note a possible purchase of an item tied to the incident and ongoing efforts to determine exact circumstances and chain of events surrounding the alleged poisoning.
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New York
Richard Henry
Johan Hart
New Jersey
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