Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson’s church sues ex-pastor
Attorneys for Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton announce former Angelus Temple pastor John Goben will be held responsible for selling a book titled Aimee Gospel Gold Digger. A civil action is planned for alleged scurrilous attacks as Mrs Hutton battles illness and Rex L Hutton Jr denies reports of selling the temple.
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Los Angeles
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
John Goben
Angelus Temple
Aimee
Goben
Temple
Sugar Ad Listing at 45 W. Baltimore St
An itemized advertisement lists H. L. Mills at 45 West Baltimore Street selling sugar products with price notes and supplier details in a compact storefront listing.
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H. L. Mills
Baltimore St
Home grown corn features day’s city market
Local market features home grown corn selling 40 to 50 cents a dozen depending on size and quality. Tomatoes and apples appear with cars, with tomatoes around 15 cents a pound. String beans fetch 40 cents a peck and eggs at 18 cents a dozen. Early peaches offered, price varies by quality.
Probing Cause Of Lumber Co Blaze At Dover Plant
Cumberland dated report states investigators opened inquiry into a fire that destroyed the Dover Lumber Company plant in the southern area. About 3,600 feet of lumber were damaged. Officials said reports suggested possible incendiary origin.
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Lumber CO
Cumberland, Juy
Dover Lumber Company
Southen
Man robbed after string tie gag aids escape
Nathan Parkaroff reports two robbers stole $122 and gave themselves a five hour head start by gnawing through his neck tie used as a gag in Philadelphia. He notes the incident as he considers wearing old fashioned string ties again.
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Philadelphia
Nathan Parkaroff
Senate backs inquiry of St. Lawrence waterway treaty
Washington on July 15 reports the Senate approved an investigation by its Foreign Relations Committee into the St. Lawrence waterway treaty between the United States and Canada. The move aims to probe terms, consent, and potential implications for interstate and international uses of the waterway.
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Washington
Senate
St. Lawrence Waterway
Deaths of Patsy Koontz and Owen Nagle in local area
Patsy Lee Koontz, 11 months, of Sharpsburg, died at Washington County Hospital from cholera infantum after two months there. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm from the house led by Rev. Addison H. Groff, with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Also, Owen Henry Nagle, 75, formerly of Fountaindale, died at York Hospital. Survived by Mrs. Arthur Cauffman of this city.
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Patsy Lee Koontz
Elmer Koontz
Sharpsburg
Washington County Hospital
Addison H. Groff
Mountain View Cemetery
Owen Henry Nagle
Fountaindale
York Hospital
Arthur Cauffman
Senate to decide on disputed currency expansion provision
Washington July 16 Senate conferees on the home loan bank bill decided to put the controversial class currency expansion provision up to the Senate for instructions. Chairman Norbeck of South Dakota will move to tell the Senate that conferees cannot agree to abandon the provision. The House had refused to accept the currency expansion provision added as an amendment by Senator Borah of Idaho.
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Washington
Senate
Norbeck
S. D
House
Borah
Idaho
Professor Ely Announces Birth of Son in New Jersey
New York reports economist Richard T. Ely, aged 79, today announced the birth of a son to him and Mrs. Ely at Paterson New Jersey, on July 1.
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New York
Richard T. Ely
In Memoriam James H. Viar Remembrance Note
In loving memory of husband and father James H. Viar who was killed on July 16, 1951. One year has passed since that sad day and God took you from us. You live in our hearts and will never be forgotten. Pearl Viar and Children. Adv.
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James H. Viar
Darling
Pearl Viar
William A. Reyer Remembered by Family in Ady Note
William Andrew Reyer died July 16 1931 and is mourned by his wife and son George his father and sister Ady. The family expresses daily thoughts and deep sorrow in a brief obituary notice.
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George
Ady
Probe Death of Prisoner After a Quiz
In Mineola New York authorities probe whether third degree treatment caused the death of Hyman Stark a 20 year old prisoner who died after eight hours of questioning at police headquarters. Detectives withheld cause pending autopsy results while Inspector McCahill warned of action if any assault by officers is found. Four Manhattan youths were arrested after a home invasion near Roslyn in which Mrs Hyzensky 64 was beaten and robbed with her son in the homicide squad nearby.
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Mineola
N. Y
Hyman Stark
Stark
Hyzensky
Frank E. McCahill
Manhattan
East Side
Roslyn
Valeria Hrzensky
Nassau County Police
Brindle Couple Welcome Daughter Patricia Ann
Mr and Mrs Delbert Brindle of 933 Summit Avenue announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Ann on June 24. Mrs Brindle was formerly Miss Elizabeth Kegris, a resident of this city.
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Delbert Brindle
Summit Avenue
Patricia Ann
In Memoriam Walter Snyder and Charles McKinsey
Memorial notice honors Walter T. Snyder and Charles E. McKinsey. It reflects on their memory as dear today as when they passed away. Mrs. Mabel Snyder and daughter Helen extend the tribute.
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Walter T. Snyder
Charles E. McKinsey
Mabel Snyder
Helen
In loving memory of our dear father David Vance
In loving memory of our dear father David Vance who departed 14 years ago on July 17 1918 The moon and stars shine on a lonely grave Where sleeps our dear father whom we loved but could not save The flowers we place upon his grave may wither yet our love for him will never fade Signed by Mazie Bruce and David RBy Children
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David Vance
Elephants Pass Ulster Border Hidden From Duty
BELFAST Ireland July 16 elephants from a traveling circus crossed the Ulster customs barrier without paying duty. Officials debated taxing them as animals or as travelers carrying trunks and finally allowed passage.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ulster
Irish Free State
Potter Captures Chicken Thieves In Backyard Standoff
In Yeager Kentucky on a July night Jimmy Potter surprised two men stealing poultry. One fled while the other climbed a tree to grab hens. Potter coaxed the thief down and released him after confiscating five birds, praising the mistake as enough for one night.
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Yeager
Jimmy Potter
Potter
Emergency relief ends in Garrett county August 1
Baltimore reports that emergency relief work in Garrett county by the American Friends Service committee will end August 1 due to lack of funds and supplies, announced at the Maryland Children’s Aid Society headquarters today.
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Baltimore
Garrett County
American Friends Service Committee
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Special Chicken Dinner Ady at Hotel Charles
Read as an old newspaper brief promoting a special chicken dinner for 35 cents at Hotel Charles located on West Antietam Street with an adjacent ad indicating another address. The item emphasizes a low price and a local dining offer.
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Hotel
Charles
W. Antietam St. Ady
Hotel Charles
First Showing Nearly A Riot
HOLLYWOOD CALIF July 16 Three hundred policemen battled a crowd of about 25600 movie fans at a screen premiere of Strange Interlude. The eager fans fought among themselves and with officers, halting traffic on Hollywood Boulevard. Dozens fainted and Isidor Marion was arrested for disturbing the peace as police worked to reopen traffic for over an hour.
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Hollywood
Calif
Hollywood Boulevard
Isidor Marion
Estate for animals left by Henry C Excock
St Louis July 16 Henry C Excock oil broker who favored simple living left an $86,000 estate to fund care for stray and owned cats and dogs in the city His bequest aims to provide for feeding shelter and medical needs of the animals he loved following his death, bringing hope to pets and caretakers alike.
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ST. Louis
Henry C. Excock
Chiropractor Hornbarger Moves Offices to Potomac Street
Dr C F Hornbarger, chiropractor, relocated his practice from the Colonial Theatre Building to 37 North Potomac Street on the second floor.
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C. F. Hornbarger
Colonial Theatre
Bidg
N. Potomac St
Ady
Buster Keaton Faces Decision on Natalie's Custody
Hollywood July 16. Buster Keaton learns today if he continues as Natalie Tamadge's husband. Natalie, in seclusion, considers reconciliation or divorce. She has an attorney and has discussed custody of their two sons.
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Buster Keaton
Natalie ‘Talmadge
Natalie
Keaton
Death Toll Rises From Saltillo Cloudburst
In Mexico City on July 16 the cloudburst in Saltillo raised the death toll to 12 with about 12 people still missing. About fifty homes were washed away by the flood.
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Mexico City
Saltillio
Mexico
New Type Festival Ends Tonight At Lucky Strike Course
Tonight marks the final night of the ice cream and homemade cake and candy festival combined with miniature golf at 710 Oak Hill Avenue to benefit Troop 10 Boy Scouts. Admission invites the public to enjoy a novel community event and support the scouts.
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Oak Hill Avenue
Boy Scouts
Adv
Strong Girl Sues For Broken Heart In Stage Scandal
New York date July 16 Marta Farra, a noted stage performer, sues Morris G Gerry aged 60 for heartbreak alleging he wooed her away from the stage and promised love and a $100 weekly wage. She says she will testify at the trial.
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New York
Marta Farra
Morris G. Gerry
Gerry
Salem Ref. Church Ham Sandwich Picnic Band Music
Salem Reference Church on Cearfoss Pike hosts a Wednesday July 20 event offering chicken and country ham sandwiches with band music for attendees.
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Church
Cearfoss Pike
Wed
Ady
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