Ships Offered for Sale by Shipping Board
The Shipping Board decided to offer 200 ships for sale or scrapping and diesel conversion. Bids may cover scrapping or diesel fitting at varying prices, with buyers to install diesel equipment. Advertisement for bids was expected to be issued soon, with bids due later in the week. Chairman O’Connor and Ford discussed the matter in Detroit.
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Waetingtom
Shipping Board
Lota
O'Connie
Werre
Ford Generis
O'Connor
Washington
Ford
Detroit
Eastern States Swelter as Heat Wave Continues
New York and the Eastern states endure a severe heat wave with at least 41 deaths nationwide and over 100 prostrations in three days. An elderly New Yorker died, the city’s first heat fatality of the summer, as eleven others were overcome including a Passover remote suicide attempt on the Mauretania en route to sea. The day’s high reached 92 degrees near a regional record.
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New York
New York City
Mauretania
Sus
Prominent Montgomery County Physician Dies at Home
Dr Andrey Selett of Cuetstinitalio, a leading Montgomery county physician, died at his Roanoke home from heart failure after an operation. He was age 64, married, and survived by four brothers and three sisters. Governor Braden endorsed the Stone Mountain memorial and sale of half dollars for Confederate work, presenting Alabama’s first half dollar from the campaign to Governor.
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Roanoke
Andrey Selett
Whekshore
Byerleyett
Binefiehl
WL VI
BR. J. Mmetto
Christiansburg
Heales
Montgomery
Stanling
Peter Son Davis
Wen
Confederate States of America
Gov
Woow
Braden
Stone Mountain Memorial
Alabama
Fon MT. Hovehton
Tran
Obituary Claims No Living Descendants of Noted Poets
A dated note asserts there are no living descendants of prominent poets including Shakespeare, Cowper, Dryden, Swift, Chaucer, Pape, Shelley, or Byron, implying end of line for their dynasties and prompting interest in literary lineage.
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Shakespear, Cowper
Dryden
Swift
Chaucer
Pape
Shelley
Byron
LATEHATR SHAMPOO BLONDEX CLAIMS GOLDENHAIR RESTORATION
An advertisement touts BLONDEX LATEHATR SHAMPOO as a safe light-hair solution for blondes. It promises hair becomes lighter and fluffier after each wash, claims harmless ingredients, and notes a price per liter with dealer refunds if not delighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondex
All Good Drug and Department
Steiner
AL Willams
J. W W. Barner
Creenvwait Pharmacy
Use of Telegraph Emphasized at Frederick Rotary Meeting
J Clinton Hale of Western Union spoke on the value of telegraph use for business, comparing costs with letter writing and praising the role of large corporations. The Frederick Rotary gathering also welcomed local Western Union officials and several guests, with tributes and greetings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clinton Hale
Western Union Telegraph Company of New York
Frederick
Mr. Hale
C. Mants Doll
The
Western Union
A. LeRoy McCardell
W. C. Johnx00
Cyrus F. Flock
C.G. Thealer
H. C. Triesler
Thomas Chappell
Haverstown
FE. L. Coblentz
de HL. G. Klefter
Rush Lewis
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HM Tug
Dr. Ellett
Mont
Gomery Co
Clinton Male
Bellans
Doll Brothers
Crane
Eastman Kodaks
Storm & Shipley
Cali Ar
Ty Bank
Ira E. Biser
Agt
Cerry
Fanilure
Patrick
St. Gast
Carty
Hudson & Bell
Optometrists and Jewelers
Rock Bottom
Markell & Ford
Hendrickson
Joan D. Hendrickson
Merchanise of Merit
North Market ST
F. Lester Smith
Albert B. Gannon
G. Taxi CO
News Job
Seeger & Company
South Market St
Frederick, Md
RED Star Oil Store
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