Wolfe To Head Probe Of Pen's Printing Plant
A joint legislative committee led by Sen. Philip Wolfe plans to probe Ohio Penitentiary printing operations. Hearings begin in Columbus after a Mansfield Reformatory meeting, focusing on alleged printing for Columbus and Central Ohio women’s groups in violation of state rules restricting work to the penitentiary and state welfare department.
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Pen
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
Philip Wolfe
Ohio
Owe
State Welfare Department
Septuplets birth recalled at Popham Beach village
A local memory recalls Ephraim Warr Marr, longtime Popham Beach postmaster, as one of a septuplet birth. He died at 84, leaving a sister, Mrs. Leonard Percy of Bath, as the only surviving sibling. the other five children died in infancy.
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Pofhaam Beach
Ontario
Popham Beach
Ephraim 8
Warr
Marr
Leonard Percy
Bath
False Teeth Care Ad For KLENZA PLATE Cleans Nicotine
An advertising block promotes KLENZA PLATE as a daily denture cleaner that prevents loosening and removes nicotine stains and tartar. It claims no brushing is needed and promises fresh, comfortable dentures, urging readers to ask their druggist for THE LIQUID DENTURE CLEANSER.
Resignation Ends Internes Strike in Montreal Hospitals
A three day strike by internes in six Montreal hospitals ended with Dr Sam Rabinovitch resigning his Notre Dame Hospital appointment to avert patient danger. Directors restored former posts as service returned to normal. Rabinovitch cited distress to patients and duty as a physician. Over 1,596 patients were left unattended during the walkout.
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Montreal
Sam Rabinovitch
Notre Dame Hospital
Rabinovitch
Scternes
Lindberghs And Tunneys Await New Arrivals
New arrivals are expected soon at the homes of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Gene Tunney. Mrs Anne Morrow Lindbergh has been visiting Dr Edward Hawkes daily for three weeks. Dr Hawkes attended the births of Charles Lindbergh Jr and his younger brother Jon. Tunney plans for a second child with his wife Polly Lauder of Greenwich, already parents to one son Gene Sr aged three.
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New York
OPR
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Gene Tunney
New York Daily News
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Edward M. Hawkes
Ohio Girl Home To Americanize
A former Cleveland social worker Miss Helen Burton, noted as a leading business figure in the Orient, returns to the city briefly to re Americanize. She owns Camel Bell, a Peiping shop with branches in America and connections in Paris, Moscow, Berlin, Shanghai and Manila. Burton has hosted notable visitors including George Bernard Shaw and Will Durant. She emigrated to China after serving with the American Red Cross Bureau for Prison Relief in Washington, later tutoring an eminent Chinese viscountess.
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Cleveland
China
Burton
George Bernard Shaw
Alexander Woollcott
Will Durant
American Red Cross’ Bureau For
Washington, D. C
Ambassador Daniels Busy Furlough in Raleigh
North Carolina's Josephus Daniels, longtime diplomat and former Navy secretary, returns from a Mexico ambassadorship on furlough. He edits the News and Observer, greets many friends, attends Bryan Memorial events, testifies before a Senate committee on Mexico, visits UNC Chapel Hill, and sails back to Mexico later in June.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Josephus Daniels
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Armbassador
Mexico
Daniels
The
News and Observer
Washington
Bryan
White House
Wilson
America
Wakestone
Man Receives Medal for Saving Dog in Brave Act
Oscar Kellum a 76 year old resident of Bridgeton New Jersey was awarded a silver medal by the National Humane Society after he risked his life to rescue his dog an 11 year old pedigreed English setter from two freight trains Kellum lost both legs in the daring effort.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Oscar Kellum
National Humane Society
Kellum
V F W Encampment Set for Cedar Point and Sandusky
The 14th annual Ohio VFW encampment and Auxiliary meet at Cedar Point and Sandusky on June 28. Notable guests include three Medal of Honor recipients Oscar Brookins William Heller and Dwite Schafner plus Governor George White and VFW leaders. The encampment sessions occur at Hotel Breakers Cedar Point with a 6 39 p m Military Parade in Sandusky. Bands drum corps and drill teams from across Ohio to attend, promising a large turnout.
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Department of Ohio Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States
Cedar Point
Sandusky
Ohio
Oscar Brookins
Columbus
William Heller
Cleveland
Dwite Schafner
Akron
George White
Wm. Christy
Vandervoort
Teachers College bans ankle socks for students in New Britain
In New Britain Connecticut Teachers College forbids ankle socks except on tennis courts and with dresses, claiming they are unbecoming to future teachers. The State Education Department chief cites fears of poison ivy exposure as a reason for concern.
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New Britain
Conn
Teachers’ College
Franklin E. Pierce
State Department of Education
Vorys To Stay In Senate Race
Columbus attorney John M. Vorys declared he will remain in the Republican race for United States Senator despite reports of withdrawal. He plans to release his platform soon and urged Wanamaker to withdraw if two ex service men should not run. Governor White and Rep. West will appear on the same platform at Mansfield as West launches his campaign.
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Columbus
John M. Vorys
Bse
United States
Vorys
Walter B. Wanamaker
Akron
Donald Got
Judge Tells Police Chief Story After Minor Car Crash
Judge Herman Ritter recounted the incident to the police chief after a moderate driving accident in Palmer. He struck William Gale, who was unharmed but enraged and struck the judge. They later went to headquarters and told their stories.
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Story Palmer
Mass
Opy
Herman Ritter
William Gale
Gale
16 Fights Enlivened Parade
Sixteen teen dog fights formed the most interesting feature of a pet parade staged in Eugene Oregon by Lane County children.
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Eugene
Orc
Lane County
Laura La Plante Wed To Director In Paris Ceremony
Laura LaPlante the American actress wed Irving Asher director of Warner London Film Studio in a Paris town hall ceremony. Witnesses included former New York Mayor James J Walker and English actor Louis Sterling. Pierre Wertheimer, a French racehorse owner, attended with Jenny Dolly of the Dolly Sisters present in dark glasses. The couple plan to fly to London to resume film work the next day.
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Laura LaPlante
Irving Asher
London
Warner Brothers
Miss LaPlante
James J. Walker
New York
Asher
Louis Sterling
Pierre Wertheimer
Jenny Dolly
Dolly Sisters
Miss la Plante
Texans Eye Girl Geologists Brady
Texan readers meet a group of University of Texas summer geology campers studying McCulloch County rocks. The girls live in a private home while eighteen boys share a large building, all part of a distinctive field program in geology.
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Brady
Tex
McCulloch County
University of Texas
Firemen save clam hunter in Darien mud hole
In Darien Connecticut the volunteer fire department, aided by police on shore, freed Arthur Persito a FERA worker trapped in a mud hole during a clam hunting expedition. He would have drowned without timely rescue. Separately Sevillan Colombina Library was created per Christopher Columbus lineal will.
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Clam Hunter
Darien
Conn
Arthur Persito
FERA
Colombina
Seville
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Johnson Saw Strikes Coming Johnson Saw Strikes Coming
Washington report notes General Hugh S Johnson predicted a sweeping, dangerous strike wave as labor unrest grows across motor, textile, steel, and railway sectors. Disputes center on Section 7 A of the NIR A, with unions demanding clear collective bargaining rights and the Wagner bill under consideration in Congress.
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Congress
Temple of Heavarg in Paiping China Hosts Sacred Altar Roof
The Temple of Heavarg at Paiping China is described as a grand sacrificial altar perched above several stone steps with marble balustrades. This depiction highlights its imposing architecture and ceremonial purpose within local tradition.
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Heavarg
Paiping
Chine
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