Missing Girls From Bangor Vanish Then Are Found Safe
June Bangor Maine reports two missing sisters ages 8 and 6 were found after a two day search involving 60 people, 150 Boy Scouts, National Guardsmen, Spanish War Veterans and citizens. Police investigate a series of unrelated local incidents including a highway nails trail, a suicide, a theft from Skowhegan station, a lightning strike near Belfast, and a burglary in Gynn Massachusetts.
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Bangor
Gertrude
Katherine
Christine
Burglars Take Safe From Walton Lunch Company
Robbers entered the Walton Lunch Company at 42 Federal Street in downtown Boston and removed a small safe containing $7.00. Police found names and addresses on a suspect, Michael Ben eveto, and will run down the leads as they investigate the June burglary and loot.
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Michael Beneveto
Boston
Walton
Pederal Street
Local business and address directory fragment in New England area
A fragmented OCR listing names and addresses across Dover Epping Newmarket Kittery and nearby streets. Includes businesses such as Hayes at Central and Water streets and various firms like Weeks Seward and Pinkham Co with scattered shop names, owners, and locations.
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Epping
Last Year as Rockingham Probate Judge Hoyt Nears Retirement
Hon Loula G Hoyt probate judge for Rockingham County is ending his term begun September 2 1902 He will retire February 23 1996 at age limit Hoyt followed Judge Thomas Leavitt II and previously held county offices He is a Dartmouth 1877 graduate admitted to the bar in 1878 and worked in Boston Concord before serving the Exeter publication He lives in Kingston and his two decades of county service were marked by efficiency promptness and fair dealing
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LooUr
Loula G. Hoyt
Rockingham County
Lmit
Hoyt
Thomas Leavitt
S G. Hoyt
Dartmouth
Boston
Concordani Tor & Whife
New Hampshire
Demoorst
Exeter
Kingston
Wall Street Night Population and New Immigration Pattern
In Manhattan's Wall Street district a daytime population of 500000 shifts to a night workforce of 3900 to 5400 workers drawn from 23 nationalities. The area, once polyglot, is becoming a homogenized immigrant community with common employment and rising second generation activity.
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New York
Wall Street
Alse
Worle
Ita
Cornorheod
Trish
Ploneera
Fensus
Blankattan
Él- Faelal
Uke
Equitable Empire
Cary
Tostrutanis
Dacun
New Franklin PTA Year Ends With Meeting and Readies Books
The New Franklin Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year on a Friday evening with a large attendance. Superintendent William H. Stayton attended with Mrs Stayton. The group voted to buy a set of books titled Backhouse for the school. Musical selections by Lewis Clapp and Gren Shaw were enjoyed. Demonstrations of class work were given by second, third, and fourth grades in arithmetic and spelling. Refreshments and music accompanied the event.
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New Franklin Parent-Teacher Association
al Gad
William H. Stayton
Milas Avis Warrell
Tetenes
Fedding
Margaret Steele
Misa Irene Jonson
Apelling
Misas
Marguerite Ten Ness
Association Aongs
Sherwood
James
Texas Technological College Opens Visionary Era
A June report from Lubbock describes the planned Texas Technological College, soon to admit freshmen and sophomores, backed by a $1,000,000 state appropriation and 2,000 acres. Dr. P. B. Horn advocates no Greek fraternities nor hazing, emphasizes character and democracy, and foresees inclusive admission with a focus on merit and fit within a democratic college model.
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Associated Press
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Technological College
PB. W. Horn
Horn
Baltdl
Oc College
Hornhersoys
Pew School
Lost Eight Hours in Woods Near Little Island Pond
Lawrence, Mass, Jung S Mr Frank Brown wandered about the woods near Little Island Pond for about eight hours taking the wrong path and losing his way. He finally found a path leading to the main thoroughfare where he was picked up by a passing motorist and taken home.
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Lawrence
Mass
Jung S
Frank Brown
Little Island Pond
Karnak medicine raves from a railroad engineer’s life boost
Charles N. Carter, a Manchester railroad engineer, credits Karnak with restoring health and appetite. He says three bottles revived kidney function, sleep, and weight, calling Karnak the greatest medicine and urging others to try it. Portsmouth’s Philbrick’s Pharmacy markets Karnak exclusively locally.
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Philbrick
Karnak
Charles N. Carter
Second’ Street
Manchester
Atria
Elst
Elne
Portsmouth
Philbridis
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Plotarops & Pinkham Co
Conteal Ave
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Hayes
Dover Drug Co
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