Zocalles Trial Highlights Police Court Docket
Police court docket shows Zocales and multiple defendants, mostly African American, found guilty on motor vehicle and drunkenness charges. Fines total about 260 dollars, with several defendants jailed for short terms. some fines paid, others to be paid. Witnesses testified to drinking beer before driving, and officers testified about licenses and registrations.
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Muncipal Court
Magistre’e Walter @ Sinn
Tate
Sinn
Poole
Thie City
Atmotor
Venice
Ste Wa
John E&yyabier
Hyattstown
Jan Opicer Swomley
I - Rekness
Roy M Hiltner
John M Diggs
West Fourth
Bentz
Michael Bishop
Ishop
Ant
Phobus
Marold Fry
John E Borner
Radio Day by Day Programs and Personnel Updates
Radio schedule notes in New York and CBS network listings feature Detroit Symphony guest plans with 44 choral participants and the appointment of Ellett Roosevelt as commercial manager for the Southwest Broadcasting system based in Fort Worth. The piece lists shows on WEAF WJZ WABC and NBC stations along with local health clinic coverage at Winchester Hall and a pediatric outreach event to aid crippled children funded by state support.
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New York
Detroit Symphony
Wabcbb
Wallt
Jascha Helfers
CBS
Ellett Roosevelt
Southwest Broadcasting System
FY Worth
Acven
San Antonio
KGKO
Wichia Falls
Kan
Klba
Little Rak 'Ark
Ktrh Houson
Kweh Shreveport la
Alien Voschell
Univers of Mayland
Kernan Hospitae
Baltimore
Ocick
Winchester Hall
Kuvus Club
Mary E Church
Marland League For Crippled Chicken
RC Thompson
Eleanor Westfell
Frederick County
Chidren
E C Kefauver
Martha Flynn
Eudora
Heath Nafers
Voschell
Stamps sale controversy tied to Costa Rica festival
Urgent requests from the Costa Rica Philatelic society led to a delay and extension of a commemorative stamp issue. The 1635 1935 design set faced objections over sales legality and fundraising uses, with alterations keeping a 31 day August sale and plans to fund a centennial festival.
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Quinton James
Pasis
Cuange
Costa Rica Philates Society
Criain
Siathp
New York
Beary H Blood Utah Governor and Latter Day Saints Leader
Beary H Blood seventh governor of Utah, English converts to the Latter Day Saints, active in highway organizations including the Western and American associations. A former state road commissioner, born in Kaysville Utah, he is a Mormon missionary veteran, now presiding over his home stake. Married Minnie A Barnes in 1896, with two sons and two daughters.
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Latter Day Saints Church
Beary H Blood
Utah
State Road Commission
Western Association of Highway Officials
Ita
American Association of State Highway Officials
Kaysville
England
Minnie A Barnes
Unclear 1928 Ethiopian Royal Stamp Cachet Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Ethiopian postage stamps and Haile Selassie in 1928 with references to emperors empresses and portraits. Mentions conjectural stamps from 1919 1928 and a coronation date and royal figures. includes stray comments about a South African tribe and body parts.
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England
Sejateut
Haile Selassie
Zaudiu
Hatie Svrassie
Mo Ion
Daily Lesson In English Focus On Misused Words And Pronunciation
A compact teaching note highlights commonly misused terms and pronunciation tips. It covers Buffalo versus in Buffalo, word stresses on long or final syllables, and examples like garreteer and tenacious. The piece urges daily vocabulary growth and precise usage with brief guidance.
Making Church Repairs Shifts Service to Lewiston Hall
Due to repairs at the MFP church in Lewistown, preaching moves to Lewiston Community Hall this Sunday at 7 30 p m. Rev Mr Compher will lead with a sermon titled Why Does The Lord Afflict the Righteous.
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MFP
Lewistown
Lewiston
Compher
Divorce Suit Filed for Zona Carroll in Brunswick
Mrs Zona Carroll charges brutal treatment by husband Richard Carroll since their 1922 marriage in Burkitts ville and seeks divorce and custody of three children. She alleges vicious conduct including beating and threats, and notes he has ample means but fails to support. Judge Wilard orders $50 counsel fee and $20 weekly alimony unless she shows cause by October 5. Austin James represents the plaintiff.
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Zona Carroll
Richard Carroll
Brunswick
H C Erdman
Burkittsville
Carroll
Sit
Talroad
Arthur D Wilard
Austin James
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