Rosemary Bauer Seeks $20 000 Year Budget Ruling
Chicago reports Judge Harper reduced Rosemary Bauer 11 to a yearly budget of 15000, though she is a partner in a family business and claims expenses include clothes toys servants and treats. Her mother asserts the daughter's share in household costs and extensive living requires higher funds.
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Harding Names Coal Controller
Washington July 31 Secretary Hoover announced the President appointed Henry C Spencer as temporary Federal Coal Administrator to lead priority coal distribution under Interstate Commerce Commission rules. Spencer joins Joy Moorer, Duggherty, and Atlenteon among key officials shaping winter coal policy.
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Threshed Wheat Yield Sets Record on Farmland
A large yield of wheat was harvested last week on the farm of Mary Olte Dr Row. The sale of 1200 bushels was secured from 40 acres. The wheat was harvested by A. Bo Steinsner and is noted as the largest in years for Mr Steinsner’s land.
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Miller-Warityn Weds Jack Pickford in Beverly Hills
In Los Angeles on July 31, Mil dep of the usage became the bride of Jack Pickford at the groom’s sister Mary Pickford’s Beverly Hills residence. An Episcopal ceremony led by Rev Neal Dodd united the couple with Mary Pickford as matron of honor. Eighteen guests and many press members witnessed the event among Pickford, Fairbanks and Miller family members and Charlie Chaplin.
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Gains 15 Pounds and Feels Fine
Mrs Hannah Leach of Baltimore reports a dramatic recovery after taking a medicine, gaining nearly fifteen pounds and regaining appetite energy and sleep. She describes relief from bronchial trouble coughing and shoulder pain and credits the treatment with her improved health and strength.
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William Russell Presents Money to Burn at the Academy
William Russell's new Vox produced film titled Money to Burn opens at the Academy today. The story, based on Cherub Diving by Sewell Ford, shifts from the West to a fighter vein set in New York.
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Maryland Elks Readying for Frostburg Convention
Maryland Elks prepare for the second annual State Association convention to be held at Frostburg August 14 to 16. Delegates from Delaware and the District of Columbia will attend. Notables include James Masters of Charleroi and W. W. Mountain as Past Grand Molten Ruler. A grand parade is scheduled at 3 p.m. August 18 with bands from Washington Baltimore and other cities joining in.
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COL Cunningham to Be Instructor at Carnegie Tech
Lieut Col Thomas H Cunningham Cavalry at Hagerstown Md to be relieved from Organized Reserves duties to succeed Col John C W Brooks professor of military service and tactics at Carnegie Institute of Technology Pittsburgh Pa for next year. He was educated at the Citadel Charleston S C and began in the Regular Army in 1898 as a private rising to second lieutenant in 1904 and served with the cavalry except 1917-19 when he taught at war training camps. He will take his post with the beginning of the fall term.
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Veteran Civil War Soldier Gets Auto License at 46
Connecticut note reports Bena F Range a 46 year old war veteran from Middletown who, with daughter Mrs. Elwina Norton of Haddam, bought a car and obtained a driver’s license. The license was issued in Bath Steuben County. He was told he is the oldest applicant for a license. Range served in Civil War with Company I 158th New York Volunteers and fought at Hatch Run Sawdust Corner Gravel River and Five Forks.
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Divorce Granted for Thanasi Bower by Judge Wagamat
Thanasi Bower has been granted a divorce from his wife Catherine Caroline Bower by Judge Wagamat. The ruling finalizes the couple's marital dissolution as filed in family court.
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Live Stock Prices and Market Demand Report
Livestock market notes show calves and veal prices by weight and quality, with fair to good demand for heavy veals and rough calves. Lambs and sheep demand is steady for fat lambs, while poor lambs and rough sheep remain dull. Beef cattle pricing lists first quality and mid ranges for bulls, cows, and oxen with per head and per hundred weight figures.
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French Writer Accuses Germany Of Violating Versailles Treaty
An aviation authority in L Auto claims Germany manufactures war plans contrary to Versailles terms. The writer says planes are produced not in Germany but in Czechoslovakia Poland Holland Switzerland Austria and especially Russia with German capital. It notes German influence behind a Spanish firm creating an air link between Spain and South America.
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Shop Worker Attacked by Unknown Man on Elizabeth Street
Bruce Etter of Dickson Construction and Repair Co. was severely injured when a man and four accomplices attacked him near the Elizabeth street crossing. Etter, returning from a work site, was struck multiple times in the face as he walked toward a store at Mirabeth and Washington streets to buy tobacco. He fled, pursuing no further details about the assailants.
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Committee objects to Benevola and Boonsboro school consolidation
A Benevola committee including Charles Turner Amos Moats and Mr Castle visited the Board of Education on Saturday to oppose uniting Benevola School with Boonsboro. They argued consolidation would force about thirty pupils to travel daily to Boonsboro at an annual cost of nearly $1900.
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Notice of Redemption for Victory 4% Notes
Public notice calls for redemption of all 4% Victory Notes dated 1952 1929 bearing designated serials. Redemption date December 16 1923 at specified Treasury and currency authorities with interest payable and redemption details in Treasury circular No 348 dated April 1919. Information available from Treasury department and Federal Reserve.
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Cause of Piles Attributed to Internal Origin
Dr Lemhardt identifies internal cause for Pitea and notes operatina fail to give resistance. Harmless Prescription Hem-roid claimed to remove the causa. Money back if it fails. Sold at Aughifibaugh and Kustsler Drug stores.
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How a 1 000 008 HIT Was Turn to the Right
Warren How, a writer with Winchell Smith, discusses the inspiration behind Turn to the Right, praising the collaboration with John Golden and Smith. He recalls audience reactions and credits the play’s success to the germ of an idea shaped by Smith and Golden, calling it a diamond in the rough polished by talent.
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Humoresque Film at Palace Theatre Portrays Fannie Hurst Novel
Cosmopolitan Productions presents Humoresque based on Fannie Hurst in a New York Jewish East Side tale. A young violin prodigy receives his first lesson on his seventh birthday, suffers wartime injury, and fights to reclaim his talent and happiness amid hardship and memory.
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