Libby Holman Stars in Accent on Youth at Ogunquit
Libby Holman appeared on stage at Ogunquit in Accent on Youth drawing applause from a royal audience. She denied a broadcast rumor that her 2-year-old son Christopher Reynolds faces kidnap threats. In London, about 1850 transit workers strike over disciplinary actions after an accident.
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Tored
Ogunquit
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Ghitters 100 Meek in Texas Pecos rodeo opens
In Pecos Texas cow hands favor tough stock as the annual rodeo opens with imported Mexican cattle for excitement. Fenton Toughey Alley, roping and riding manager, explains the appeal as spectators seek novelty and action. The event recalls the first rodeo staged July 4, 1888 amid legendary outfits.
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Alley
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Senate probe opens over Virgin Islands governorship
July 2 Washington dispatch reports a fist fight in the senate office building lobby as the investigation into Governor Pearson of the Virgin Islands begins. Pan Yates and Hubert S. Allen clash. witnesses note a black eye. Pearson defends his administration while Secretary Ickes faces limits on cross examination as the committee warns against prejudging the case. Gideon, labeled the Pearson regime’s brains, testifies on alleged inefficiency and persecution.
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Virgin Islands
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Gideon
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Melitle
Carribean Islaves
United States
Denmark
Gibson
Fusal
Pearron
Medical Practice Violator Fined in County Court
Despins treated L A McCreary on March 28 at 215 Weaver Street, found guilty of violating medical practices act in County Court No. 2, assessed a $50 fine and sentenced to one day in jail, complaint filed by state medical board investigator Cloye Hawkins.
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Main Avent
Cloye Hawkins
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City News Freédante at Engle's Place on July Fourth
An Engle venue hosts Freédante events on Thursday night July 4 in Narogdoches Ru. The notice lists Basso-Hrusinger Co as the supplier of Berghoff beer and urges repairs or remodeling quotes from reliable contractors and materialmen, highlighting local ads for light oil, possibly a classified section.
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Basso-Hrusinger Co
Berghoff Beer
Cary
Treasury report shows lower deficit for fiscal year ending June 28
Washington reports the treasury deficit for the year ending last Sunday at 3.575 trillion dollars, down from 4.969 trillion prior year. Receipts totaled 3.600 trillion, expenditures 8.581 trillion, debt rose from 27.09 trillion to 28.701 trillion by June 28, 1995.
Dillon for Jobs Slated
Washington dispatch reports Roosevelt administration may allot up to 7.0 billion for CWA style jobs. The allotment board recommended distributing 1.42 million to Harry Hopkins for three states plus New York City and DC. Officials expect rapid presidential approval. Proposed totals would fund about 263,000 jobs for a year at roughly 612 dollars per person. Quotas listed include New York City and DC and several states.
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Georgia
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Catholics To Profess Vows at Central Catholic High School
Four members of Me Soviety at Mary Brothers Bernard Forkens bruch Floyd Nesslein and Williams Discher of Central Catholic High School will travel to St Louis next week to prepare for perpetual profession of their vows. TREASURY POSITION Washington DC July 9 Receipts 49 001 123 52 expenditures 144 341 138 91 net balance 1 841 945 530 47 Customs Receipts month 28 176 712 63 Receipts fiscal year since July 1 3 800 467 201 98 expenditures 7 975 825 165 57 excess of expenditures 3 575 957 069 61 Gross debt 26 709 802 624 53 an increase of 5 340 382 over previous day. Gold Resets 9 115 980 800 40 The big Independence Day rate of tied cars under way Buy through Classification 78 Light Classified Ads
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James McMenemy
St. Mary's University
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St. Louis
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Mounties Quel Relief Riot In Regina Affair
Regina Saskatchewan July reports a riot as three thousand rebels raided a relief protest. Mounted police used tear gas and gunfire scattering the crowd, injuring one officer critically and several others. Twenty-one arrestees were taken into custody as police quelled the disturbance.
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Royal Canadian
Istikera
Ghana
San Antonio Utilities Fight Over Municipal Ownership
San Antonio officials plan to pursue municipal ownership of the Public Service Company after SAPSCO head Cal Tuttle declared it would oppose city acquisition. Mayor Quin defended the current book-value basis for rates, while supporters pressed for lower charges and city control.
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