City debates Elm Street widening certificates sale
Mayor and Street Commissioner spar over sale discounts for Elm Street and other widening certificates. H. W. Dittmar Co. states it offered 2 percent discount with a plan to take up certificates at 0.9 percent, and notes it has held prices steady while awaiting city action and possible transfer of transcripts from its Dallas attorney.
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Herbert G Uoller
New York
Gill
James Simakon
M. Chambers
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Heller
Chambers
Stefflet
Kt Deren Old Avenue A
Paul B. Steffler
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B.fl Dittmar
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Austin
Elm Street
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Brestler
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Buelfler
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World
Eli Street
Dallas
Nev Vr
Healthiest Girl Florence Smock is Named by 4-H Congress
Florence Smock, 18, of Eustis Florida, earns national title as healthiest girl in the United States by the 4-H clubs congress. She is listed as six feet four inches and 129 pounds and urges health seekers to avoid radical dieting and to pursue balanced habits.
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Florence Smock
Eustis
Fla
U.S
National Congress
Student Sues Two Teachers in Huntington Park High Case
Angeles July 26. A Huntington Park High student Sproul McCloy sues the district and two instructors, Harry W Fletcher and Ollie Arbel-Bide, for 10000 damages over alleged personal injuries after a dispute over printing duties. McCloy says he was struck in the mouth and face, had teeth damaged, and neck strained.
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Angeles
Huntington Fark Union
Hgh
Sproul McCloy
Atudent
Harry W. Fletcher
Ollie Arbel- Bide
McCloy
Ezra Neff
Fletcher
Body Believed Missing Banker Found in Missouri River
A body thought to be Edward L. Droste vice president of Firee National Bank was found in the Missouri River near Dakota City Nebraska. Droste disappeared July 2 and accounts reportedly showed a short balance as investigators pursue details.
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Omatia
Edward L. Droste
Firee National Bank
Missouri River
Dakota City
Neh
Droste
Burned couple's bodies found in Warren home ruins
The charred bodies of J. R. Harnell, 63, and his wife were found in the ashes of their home near Warren. The residence had been destroyed by fire and authorities hold the results of an investigation pending.
Constable Killed by Lightning While Sheltering
A constable with 25 years of service in Ronebuil was killed when a bolt struck the bert he sought shelter under during a storm.
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Sky
Ee Uaeenati
Duty
Gly Cromeenea
Ronebuil
Counir
Wan
Bert
Politically charged San Antonio rally erupts near Alamo Plaza
A mass gathering of over 5,000 people at Alamo Plaza turns into a heated confrontation as candidates including Robertson and Maverick face sharp blows over taxes, fraud, and political influence. Speakers interrupt, the crowd chants, and police intervene amid accusations of vote manipulation and campaign funding from hidden sources.
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bin Antonio
Rsar
Pobittc
Catherine
Alamo Plaza
Lhe Alamic
Bexar
Finaker
Film Man Divorces London War Bride in Court
In Richmond Indiana a divorce was granted by the circuit court to J Buller a film cameraman from Philis Waller once known for a London romance. The case arose from a matinee romance reported in the war era.
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London
Richmond
Finlish J. Buller
Movie Cameraninn
FAI
Chesit
Philis Waller
Nine Year Old Bakes Birthday Cake in Albany
A nine year old boy in Albany baked his birthday cake with help from his grandmother. He had already frosted five layers and created a fondant surprise for the celebration.
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Albany
N.Y
Norris
Mexico Flays Press Notices In Foreign Affairs
The Mexican foreign ministry condemns recent press notices and comments as unauthorized. Officials say only official channels will be acknowledged while commenting on rumors tied to the issue and the effects on foreign relations remains uncertain.
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Auglico Clly
Collowig
Gulied
Sudes
Mexico
Ibs Mesicay
Booth Again Heads New York Merchants Association
Willigra M. Mnoth of Guaranty Trust was re elected for a third term as president of the Merchants Association of New York. Tancelia Crommett of William Telin company reelected first vice president. Louis Comstock named second vice president. Thomas J. Watson of International Business Machines named third vice president. John Tore reelected as treasurer.
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Booth
N.Y. Merchants
New York
Willigra MM. Mnoth
Guaranty Trust Company
Merchants Association of New York
Bing
Tancela Crommett
William Tselin Ang Company
Lous K. Comstock
Thomas J. Wotson
Che — International Business Machines Rarporation
Jahnf
Tore
Renst S.C. Mrad
Seerotars
Bear on Road Startles Motorist in Narrowsburg
A frightening incident near Narrowsburg ends with a bear appearing in the road and frightening local resident Brankhofer as he worked on his automobile. The bear then fled into nearby lashes after a short moment, leaving the motorist shaken.
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Slaver Belnkhofer
Benin
Wheat Ripens Fast in Kangas Fields Garden City Kan
Hot weather accelerates wheat ripening in Garden City Kansas. Farmers report many combines in the fields as the crop turns plump and yields are being discussed in terms of 15 bushels per acre and higher, with expectations varying across fields.
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Kangas Fields
Cily
Kan
Sone I
Church Moderator Faces Eye Trouble in Pittsburgh Convent
The Presbyterian Church official Hugh Thomson Keer of Pittsburgh is reported to suffer eye trouble. His physician advised cancellation of all summer engagements. The General Assembly offices released the notice in Albany.
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Aveuw Ham
Jis Zoe
Hugh Thomson Keer
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian
Educator Retires After Forty Seven Years of Service
In Philadelphia, a veteran educator retires after 47 years of service. The long career spans decades of teaching and school leadership within the Southwari district.
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Philadaliina
Alfred Vere
Visor
Hins
Hoover decision noms fate of two Midshipmen girls affair
Dismissal of two Annapolis midshipmen involved with Navy dormitory incident was recommended to President Hoover by Secretary Adams. Senators Walsh Sheppard Kehoe urge action after reports the two girls sought to leave the naval academy and were escorted to the dormitory while wearing uniforms. The board’s recommendation was approved by the secretary and awaits presidential action.
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Annapelis
Massachusetts
Sheppard
Texas
Florida
Ding Ji
Midshipmen
Burgin Former S A Resident Milley Faces Dismissal
Milley, once a resident of S A, and associates from Quincy Muss and Jackson ville Pa face dismissal from a Midshipmen's press hall incident involving two girls. The family ties include Teje son of Ker and Itallyy-ygeneliearedl, with historic church roles and school transfers.
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S.A
Milley
Aveshi
Myut
Quincy
Muss
Munnpolis Academy
Teje
Hhiran
Ate
Daniel
Muthixtigt
Itallyy
Wrens
Main Avenue
Sebewl
Albowere
Ben Antonio
Jacksoneville, Pa
Class Has Reunion After Sixty Years
El Vaso Venus July 25 Allur 60 years of sepiration clessimaites of the old AN University Cantor Mo now known He Culver Stockton college met they are D. J. anne 20 El Pash Monty Michards 51 Camp Bin and O. W. Williams 77 Port Blockton Pleb meeting was accom plished through sumutal friend Fudga C1 Srofield Carthage Me
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Culver Stockton College
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Anne
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Carthage
Atlanta Man Dies in Freak Accident
An Atlanta man identified as J. LY Groover, aged sixty seven, died in a freak accident when a vehicle crashed into a pickup at a street side. Witnesses described a forceful collision that caused the vehicle to overturn near a beach area, with subsequent reporting of responders and authorities.
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Atlanta
J. LY Groover
Ghee
Tin
Frank
Ureosidemilk
Chinese Return and U S Friendship Highlighted
A fragment reports the return of Chinese visitors to the United States and notes their impression of American hospitality. It mentions a tour with an uncle and a local proprietor, signaling positive cultural exchanges and friendship between nations.
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Cravkol
Wwe
China
Ploneat Globo Cale
D. Jobneau
United States
Don't Believe In Signs Interrogate Car Seized For Liquor
A garbled report from Kenosha Ada notes a car window sign and a police stop after a driver warned against shooting. Police then found 258 gallons of alcohol in the tar loader, prompting an investigation into alleged independence in the area.
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Wie
Frank Trytyera
Butera
Tle
Arens
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