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Police report calm Fair week with minor disturbances. Arrests included Thomas Brown for disturbing the peace and several drunks. Justice Bennett handled minor cases and suspended sentences for Gannon, Lenhart, and Knipple. A coal trucker faced a weigh ordinance summons. Monkeys examine fur in unrelated note.
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Tinymites End Cake House Sleepover In Baker Attire
A whimsical tale ends as the Tiny kids awaken to the big cake house reveal. Scouts, a kind elder, and sleepy dreams give way to bakers in miniature outfits marching forth, while a new Belgian stamp set novelty is noted for 1934.
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Broad cast lecture series on causes of war planned by WEAF NBC
New York listeners will hear a series of talks by British life leaders starting with Dean Ingels and an organ performance by Jesse Crawford. The daily schedule lists concerts and talks on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC with varied programs including German Russian music, orchestra sets, and political addresses.
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Stamps And World War Era Philately Highlighted
The piece notes a crown prince in uniform and Italy’s wartime stamp issues, with dozens of adhesives and rising issuance rates, plus commemorative items tied to Japan and the Red Cross congress in Tokyo. It adds China’s stamp collecting scene, counting about 5,000 collectors and a premier Chinese collection owned by D. Chay, illustrating the hobby’s global reach and social significance.
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Delancey Fined $200 After World Series Altercation
In a World Series game Delancey, Tivwar-uld Cardinal catcher, argued with umpire Owens over balls and strikes. Owens warned Delancey, who reportedly yelled obscenities. a $10 fine was noted and Cochrane intervened, reminding Delancey to keep quiet or risk future penalties. The episode follows a season with similar tensions and an era of strict umpire control.
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