Burlington Named Spotless Town By City Cleaning Day
Society women and business men joined Mayor Farmer in Burlington New Jersey to declare it a spotless town The first annual city cleaning day called for citizens to clear waste from premises Bonfires illuminated yards as high school girls aided efforts Brigades formed and toured neighborhoods while prominent society women lent support by helping with rakes and brooms in a push to beautify lawns and paths.
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Rade
France Passes Workmen Pension Bill After Four-Year Battle
The French Senate approved a workers pension measure by an overwhelming 780 to 0 vote, uniting employers and the state in a three-source funding plan. The bill links pensions to years of service, with initial costs projected around 16 billion francs for 1973-74, and extends old age relief to about 17 million workers, excluding railroad, miners, and seamen.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Beir
Rairoad
Prince
Extradition bid ties up New Jersey case packers
Hudson County grand jury investigates Swift Morris and related firms for conspiracy. Prosecutor Garven Apples to Gov Fort seeks requisitions for extradition papers. Supreme Court allowed a writ for review and set a hearing on the merits in federal court.
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Gov Fort
New Jersey
Washington Post
Trenton
Hudson
Gov Fort Toéax
Lewis PF Swift
Swift & Co
Wid
Edward Morris
Mons & Go
Hudson County Grandary
Samuel Tatermyer
New York
Coun Cel
Supreme Court
Justice Swayze
National ‘Packing Company
Armour &O Swi & Co
Mors & Co
Hudson County Grand Jury
Mrs Gayley On Stand In Divorce Suit
James Itsley former Tulal States Steel executive sues Jolla Garner Gayley for divorce. The district court session extended through the day with Mrs Gayley testifying. she arrived from Ten o last week with her daughters Agnes and Florene and New York attorneys Tatham V teed.
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Pewce
Svorce
James Itsley
Tulal States Steel Corporation
Jolla
Gayley
Gayle
Net Ie
Agnes
Florene J
New York
Tatham
Mason Dead at 108 Years Old Leader of Order Dies
Jamea B McGregor, long believed to be the oldest member of the Ancient Order, died at home at age 108. The obituary notes his service with the Continental Army and his five years as a lodge member, reflecting a lifetime of civic involvement.
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Mason
Jamea B
McGregor
Ben
Murd
James Belows
WY Veare McCresar
Silish O Naine HS
Tad M Grego
Continetal Army
Playgrounds in Washington Face Likely House Defeat
Reports indicate Democrats oppose the district playgrounds funding amid a stalled conference report. Leaders like Clark voice undecided stances while several representatives reaffirm opposition, suggesting a $2,517,000 district playgrounds appropriation remains unlikely to pass in the House.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Gardner
Michigan
House
Moon
Austin
Tennessee
Clark
Florida
Conk
Pennsylvanie
Barnhart
Bowers
Mississippi
Cox
Indiana
Champ Clark
Beall
Texas
Creagers
Okehoma
Tigrze
Teonett
Kentucky
East Washington Heights Pushes Campus Plan for High School Grounds
The East Washington Heights Citizens Association urges the U S President and District leaders to acquire a large tract in near suburbs for a unified campus serving high schools. They demand ample space for grounds gyms and health facilities and call for action to provide suitable ground and equipment.
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East Washington Heights
District of Columbia
United States
Houses
Congress
Uty
Four Killed by Bandits at Russian Estate
Bandits attacking on the Russian frontier stormed the country house of Roman II Wiza in Breslau Prussia. They killed the estate owner his sister and two Menselsants in hand to hand fighting before sacking the home.
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Breslau
Prussia
Roman II Wiza
Philadelphia Train Tragedy Ends Swanburg Why He Chose Death
William H Swanburg advertising manager of a Cheatnut street department store killed himself aboard an express train pulling into Reading Terminal in Philadelphia. He left a note to his wife saying he faced reverses in Wall Street speculation and financial embarrassment. He had run away from home against his father's wishes, and the father appeared to brood over the absence as the train arrived.
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Philadelphia
Bofalo
Reading
Wiliam H Swansburg
Cheatnut Street
Swanburg
Chicago
Wall Street
Exiled Polar Claimer Dr Cook Faces Funding Fight
Mrs Cook accuses Dr Frederick A Cook’s supporters of draining funds during his bid for pole honors. She recounts travels with Cook through Holland, France, Italy, Spain, to Buenos Aires and beyond, noting health and financial struggles. William L Cook says he has no confirmation of Cook’s New York arrival, while a Royal Geographical Society letter to Congressman Allen signals support for Peary’s pole claim.
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Metinghaim
Wil van Ho
Assell
Frederick
Cook
Alparaise
Antell
Herihst
New York
Copenhagen
Uont
Consumers
Mrs Cook
Copenhegen
Axtell
William L Cook
Frederick A Cankson
Peary
Royal Geographical Society of London
Congress
Commander Pears
Wr Peary
North Pole
Allen
Valne
Admiral Chester
Keltie
London Society
Legal Record of Multiple Court Proceedings and Appointments
A dense, OCR heavy listing from the Supprese Court proceedings in the District of Columbia shows numerous cases, attorneys, defendants, plaintiffs, and court actions. It references motions, appearances, trustees, receivers, and various district court numbers with baying names and firms scattered across entries. The text preserves the chaotic docket nature with many proper nouns, case numbers, and legal actions amid partial phrases.
Chancellor in Vatican visit amid German envoy talks
The German chancellor traveled from what is described as German soil to the Vatican, where he was received by the Pope in a formal ceremony. He then met with Secretary of State del Val to discuss Catholic affairs in Poland and the protection of churches and clergy in the region.
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Mar
Holy See
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Tater
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Catholica
Poland
Athodes i
Restrictive Dress Rules Spark Employee Strike
The Home Telephone Company of this city limits low necked dresses and off duty conduct for eighteen female workers. It has ordered them to avoid late parties and similar entertainment, claiming necklines and late hours hinder efficiency, prompting a strike.
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Sbectkt
Wamningtom
Portland
Imd
Isi
Home Telephone Company
Teary Sayler murder trial ends with jurors sworn
The jury was completed after days of delay in the Sayler murder case involving Dr William R Miller Mrs Lucy Sepler and John C Grunden charged with killing Bunker John and Sayter at the Sayler home. States Attorney John P Pailissard outlined the case as courtroom spectators, including Mrs Sayter and her daughter Golda, wept while Dr Miller sat rigid. Erington Miller, 13, son of the accused, was nearly overcome.
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Dela
Talesmen
Willam R Miller
Lucy Sepler
John C Grunden
Bunker John & Sayter
Trescent Cly
Jonn P Pailissard
Kim
Sayter
Golda
Miller
John Growden
Sale at Sorhe by 5 Today For Old Prayer Book Items
A mixed sale lists items including a Washington Post prayer book valued at 350 and an Edward Vi prayer book at 400, with a Keats Eve of Saint Agnes item priced at 240. The listing notes a special cable and a main sale deadline.
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Washington Post
Dionden
Sorhe
St Agnes
Real Estate Transfers Listing Various Manor and Street Parcels
Real estate transfers show multiple properties changing hands. Listings include CHLALME CASTLE MANOR to Margeret Souder and related transfers on WEST BROOKLAND PARK PRINSTLYANTA AVENUE SOUTHEAST COLUMBIA HEIGHTS TURKEY THIGKMY MOUNT PLEASANT G STREET NORTHWEST NORTHPRA ANDITION and additions in CLEVELAN PARC AMM Northeast. Names include Charles Heilmuller George W Lannardt Margeret Souder John Henry Brooke Martha Collier and Hermon Re Howenstete. Property values range around 10 to 40 thousand dollars with several parcels detailed by square and lot numbers.
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Hose ‘Treaunr
Telle Parker
Sam
Reginald TN Read
Herbert Hazzard
Sarg
Serura Perpetua
Taoraton
Frail
Barrale
Rawlings
Frank
Collins
Clare Lo
Gnars
Cathorne Aalte
Fellciam
Hilt
Walter Ro
Watcox
Walter T
Adveland Park
Gates Ware
Waler R
Flcox
George DP
Itana
Ad Ha K Veakle
Parl Ware
Marber
Weitstal
Chaps Groen
Henry WH Bergmann
Ascure Oriental
Avsaclaban
George J “Fritihard
Clarence
B “Rheem
Henri" Gasch
QLARE
Bbteider Grower
Rlam J Fletcher
Milian Eater
Jobo M Jonessie
Graf
Samuel
Drury
Gersire
Claud
Swannon
Ware
Mary A Cushing
Urwin Brinton
Desidi Wing
Feorgta
Duncan
Pas Wood Heights
Menre Mascat
Shelston J. Gockvier
Jobo
Roland EL Tular Richark
Tylor
Charlee
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Vusteay
General Assembly
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Onmled Park
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Rata Po
Chlalme Castle
Charles Heilmuller Ito
George Henry Tannardt
Mary Elten Berger
Margant
Souder
George W Lannardt
Ox and Mere
Berger Gouvey
Margeret Seuder
West Brookland Park
John Henry Brooke
Agner & Stock
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Tio
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Nose
Mary K
Leary
Columbia Heights
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Collier
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Turkey
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Andrew M
Cusry
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Bates
Warren
Tay
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Ux de Delis Parker
Ain
Northpra
Ann Ragtens
Mary
Lillis Takes Vacation From Western Exchange Bank Post
Banay wiv uy muric name Fol is president of the Western Exchange Bank attacked by John P Cudahy three weeks ago. Cudahy leaves town on an indefinite vacation. Doctor orders rest. Lillis may travel abroad before returning to Kansas City. He remains bank president.
Col Oskaloosa Smith Dead in Lausanne Switzerland
Col Oskaloosa Smith former Army Quartermaster dies in Lausanne Switzerland. served in Philippines under Gen Otis and Civil War with Indiana units. early New Orleans and Chicago army supply posts. later chief commissary for Grier. Rail company misconduct noted in report.
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Switzerland
Indianapolis
Oskaloosa Wo
Philippines
Cal Smith
New Orleans
Chicago
Otis
Thirteenth
Indiana Volunteers
Regular Army
Movements of Naval Vessels Highlight Key Routes
A scrambled report notes movements of naval vessels between Cristobal and key ports. Sailings include routes toward Bluefields and Santa Barbara area with listed stations at Maryland and Colorado, and mentions of Florida area actions and state authorities.
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Fluse Santos Praston Held
Smla
Key Wes
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Barsuds
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Cristobal
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Nofof
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Washingim Fenns
Santa Maryland
Colorada
Fom Sen Freretsco Fur Sante Barbera
Naval officers assigned duties amid routine retirements and postings
Fragmented order text lists numerous officers including JF Rover, Lieu Gomi, BF Hutcheon, WK Maddie, Mary Pean Be Sate, H T Settle, P oj Saee, GB Whitmeen, AH Degge, A Bloedomm TM, Tony Fal, Padroasior PA Clarke, and J Tawtener. Mentions North Dakota, South Dakota postings, and New York Shipbearing Company. Details unclear due to OCR errors, but conveys transfers, retirements, and duty assignments aboard various ships and shore establishments.
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Delaware
Gomi
Hutcheon
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Shaw
Maddie
Walt
Settle
Guy Neo
Etting
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Deing
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Tony Fal
Calo Pergader
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Descone
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Padroasior
PA Clarke
Ty Sonner
Lisa Mile
Dakota
Soald
Sarel Coustrusur F
Cepert
New York
Ipany
Camden
Marat Constructor
Rosert
Fe Boremond
Unclear OCR May Report on Navy Ordnance or Pharmacist Note
The readable fragments mention Arnot Noel, a TH Cour in duy ney art, and a navy ord with New York. Mentions of Mechiré 2 A 0 of 4, Cutnee Mach, Hama Pharmacist, and Grane suggest an archival notice or column item with multiple scattered names and numbers.
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Navy Ord
New York
Lea orders amid absence fire support details
AEMY ORDERS Lea as of absenen Firet details muster of artillery units and command changes. Officers Charley 7 George Jombe oversee Second Aeldwellers and artillery detachments while Battery s Ma shifts to San Francisco. May 5 is referenced with movements and arrival plans, prior to a command change and reports from the commanding general.
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Courlaen
Charley
George Jombe
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Battery S Ma
San Francuen A
Geners
San Francisco
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