Nother Busy Session Ahead of Mayor Board
Notable agenda for city council includes street projects drainage upgrades and oiling progress. Officials plan concrete curb gutter and sidewalk work on East Patrick street near Lafayette bridge and a catch basin to address drainage issues. Oiling of streets continues with West College Terrace and other routes. completion expected within a week. New pastorate named Reverend J F Minor Mampson to lead Tioga and Wild Rose churches in North Dakota. prior assignments at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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Paicks
Booth Streets
Patrick Street
Layfayette Bridge
City Entaeer Els
EL C. We
West College Terrace
South Collge Parkway
Nori College Parkway
Alege Place
Flemissue
Oper Allege Terrace
Bentz Street
Patdeck
Ninth
Cotlege Avenue
West Eventh Street
Second Street
Dumney
College Avenue
West Fourth
J. F. Minor Mmpson
Oaxaca
Simpson
Tioga
Wild Rose
Orth Dakota
Frederick
West
Comm Cice
Princeton Theologically
Debenture Plan Of Farm Relief Scrutinized
The article discusses proposed farm relief debentures aimed at stabilizing markets. It outlines a dual facet approach for stabilization corporations, including authorization for a large fund and roles for a farm board to operate marketing efforts and other functions.
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Wes Prope Messure
Moms T2
Igo 10 &Ct
As & Bodet-Mars
Babocul i
Learcy
Ffarm Beard
Newspapermen Pursue Lindbergh Honeymooners
Provincetown Mass June 3 AP The Lindberghs mystery of their ocean honeymoon deepened as the cabin craft Mouette departed Cape Cod after a cautious run ashore. Coast guards confirm The Mouette, Lindbergh's yacht, had spent the previous night at Wood's Hole.
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Provincetown
Mass
Charles A. Lindbecc
Cape Cod
Lindbergins
Long Iland
Mouette
Lindbergh
Wood's Hole
Jury Recalled for March Term Arson and Murder Trial
Judge Robert B. Peter orders the circuit court petit jury to reconvene in Recxvile Monday morning to try Arthur S. Beall on arson charges and Lawrence Davis on murder counts. Beall, a Takoma Park volunteer firefighter, allegedly set fire to an unoccupied house and helped extinguish it after alarm. Davis allegedly fired a weapon during a quarrel, defense claiming accident.
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Robert B. Peter
Circuit Court
Arthur S. Beall
Lawrence Davis
Beall
Takoma Park
Davis
Hallman
Differences Grow Over Democratic Dinner Plans
Washington June 5 The calling of a Democratic party dinner for Jouett Shouse newly appointed lieutenant of Chairman Reskow has surfaced party differences. A demand by Senator over leadership of Rasioed and Al emerged, reflecting intra party tensions.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Jouett Shouse
Reskobtof
Vnfer
She Jership
Rasioed
Irregular Stock Prices Reported in New York Market
Prices moved unevenly in New York trading as late orders and unsettled shares caused volatility. The day featured mixed results across sectors with several names showing gains while others lagged.
Virginia Primary Law Ruling Questioned by District Court
A federal district court weighs whether Virginia’s primary law is illegal. The judge’s ruling raises questions about the legality and potential implications for upcoming ballots and party processes.
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Virginia
Virginia voting rights case tests primary law limits
A Virginia judge ruled on a demurrer in a challenge to a state primary law arguing it restricts Negro voters. The decision grants section officials 60 days to respond as the case, seen as pivotal for Virginia and other Southern states, proceeds with emphasis on constitutional arguments surrounding the First Amendment and party qualifications.
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Jude Giener
James O. Ween
Alg
William ‘Bolte
Wiest Ricker
Richmond
Groner
Virginia
West
Opera House Opens With New Machinery Installed
Installation of stage machinery for the Opera House opening is nearly complete, with Washington experts from Stanley Crandall Company performing final set ups. Manager Decker announces staff including Arthur Moberly as organist and Lewis Woodward as chief operator among others.
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Ted
Apsaraias
Washington
Stanley- Crandall Company
Jessee
Cirowned
Decker
Opera House
Arthur Moberly
Naomi Broskey
Harry Decker
Lewis Woodward
Buddy Beall
Web Heck
Earl Bageant
Ben Adams
Mewar Slemmer
Chestertown man dies by own action wife reports
In Chestertown a man identified as Charles Miler reportedly died by his own action after being found at a farm near Dinseit morning. His wife reported the incident and authorities have opened a case.
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Chestertown
Che Charles Miler
Sear Rock
Xearon
Montgomery Co Road Building Program Set to Begin
Montgomery County approves multiple road projects and a new Rock Creek bridge. Plans call for a 52 foot wide concrete road with 40 foot roadway and 5 foot sidewalks. New corridor includes Old German Towne to Dawsonville, and connections toward Dewertitilie with funds approved from 1927 and newly authorized state funds.
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Benangton
GMS
Public
Bnd
Offteta
Nore and Ohio Railroad
Georgie J
Rock Creek
Shaw
Ray Brothers
Watretch
Macj
Dawsonville
Old Germantown
Montgomery County Board of Commissioner
Commission
Dickerson
Martinsburg
Sugarhoaf Mountain
Poolesville
Ward Edwards Ferry
Laytonsville
Goshen
Unlawful to Fish Here in June Frederick County
Deputy Game Warden Benjs i F. Phegus states it is illegal to catch any game or fresh water fish in Frederick County during June except trout by any method including trot lines or nets. Violations will be prosecuted. Officials reviewed regulations to clear misapprehensions among fishermen.
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Frederick
Warces Benjsi F. Phegus
Ron Fisher
Phebus
Conservation Department
St Josephs High Alumnae Form at Emmitsburg Graduation
The St Josephs High School alumnae group forms during graduation week in Emmitsburg. A committee will draft a constitution for the alumnae association and elect officers at the first meeting. Graduation exercises will be held in the Assembly Hall with the alumni present in St Vincent Auditorium.
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St. Joseph's High School
Emmitsburg
Alice Esase
T Donavan
Mary Richmond
Mary Aeverery
Frances O'Connell
Alume
Colege
Seadaces
St. Fincent
Donna
Svaisinas
M.of S Gairae
British Battle Fleet Tour and Vesuvius Visit Described
An account recounts a five month world tour by a British battle fleet including stops at the Madeira Islands, Gibraltar, Algiers, and Monaco. Passengers note dramatic sights from the fleet’s Atlantic approach to Gibraltar to Vesuvius eruption scenes and local conditions in Algiers.
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Renere
Madeira Islands
Medici Sea
Cloraine
Spain
Nelson
Atlantic
England
Gibraltar
Algiers
Kashah
Sams
Monaco
Parity
Napoleon
Pope Disagrees With Mussolini Over Statement
Partial readable text notes a Pope disagreeing with Mussolini on a stated issue. No clear names, dates, or places are legible. The fragment hints at a clash between church and state but lacks concrete details to specify event or outcome.
Playground Fund Receives $573 For Rocky Park Improvements
Contributions totaling 573 dollars were sent to the Playgrounds Commission for maintenance and modernized improvements at Rocky playgrounds including Harmon Field and Muttnix Park. The opening of Baker Park is planned for the season, with several supervisors and volunteers listed among contributors.
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Baker Park
Harmon Field
North Market Street
Washington Street
Mutti
Nix Park
Les A. Lake
Afe Cardell
Playgrounds Commission
Lloyd Culler
Helma Hann
Alice Staley
Ethia Royal
Elizabeth Hrante
Elmira Renn
Adrian J. McCardeill
Guy Anders
Jesse B. Anders
Helmes
Baer
Joseph D. Baker
Joseph DB. Baker
Victor L. Baughman
P. HL Co. Bireiv
G. Hunter Bowers
Sherman P. Bowers
Wm. D
James H. Harris
Laura V. Harris
Ell G. Haugh
Frank H. Hedges
Rose Hudson
Chas. W. Hudson
Rhades RF. Kemp
L. G. Kieffer
BR. À Lex
Chas. W. Lough
Clara Lowenstein
Purebred Irish Horse Wins Derby and Pile of Money
A purebred Irish horse trained by an Irishman won the Derby at Epsom, defeating long odds rivals as Walter Gay finished behind. The victorious horse completed the mile and a half in 2 minutes 36 29 seconds amid a crowd rumored near a million. The prize was about 337 500 dollars with massive global gambling impact reported.
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Thhough
Trigo
Friends
Treland
Wa Barnett
Dutha
Bo C. Bawsen
Giory
Ead
Sea
London
G. le
Epsom
Walter Gay
Capetown
South Africa
Calcuthan
Oudi Crepe
Naples Buried Under Smoke From Vesuvius
Naples Italy June 3 AP reports clouds of ash and smoke from Mt Vesuvius blanketed the city. Neapolitans struggled to see landmarks as families fled with belongings. Troops occupied villages to curb looting while residents prayed in churches along their retreat routes. The eruption's scale drew comparisons to the 1906 event.
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Naples
Italy
Associated Press
Terzigno
St. Gennaro
Tax rate set at $1.30 for GLIU county levy
County commissioners set a general tax rate of 1.30 per 100 on real and personal property for the new fiscal year. The decision follows a review of the prior year's levy and drafts the county's budget plan.
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GLIU
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