Motion Made To Construe Will Of Van Lear Black
Baltimore July 9 Proceedings to construe provisions of the will of Van Lear Black publisher and world flyer were begun in circuit court. Harold C. Black executor says Jessie Black widow stole the will and seeks one third of the 24750 Abell Company shares and a third of special bequests. Black drowned last August off New Jersey when he fell from his yacht.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
van Lear Black
World Flier
Circuit Court
Harry C. Black
van Black
Jessie Black
Maryland
A.S. Abell Company
Baltimore Suipers
New Jersey
Abell Company
Famous Rum Runner American Ownership Questioned
The Associated Press reports the United States disputes Canada's claims in the I'm Alone case. Washington asserts the rum runner was American owned and that the sinking by a coast guard cutter in March 1929 off the Gulf of Mexico was justified after the vessel refused to stop. A French passenger died when the ship sank.
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Associated Press
Suly
United States
Canada
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Fascists Ban Membership in Catholic Action Groups
Rome reports Premier Mussolini banned Fascist members from Catholic Action organizations and dissolved their branches previously. The move questions the Concordat with the Vatican and whether Fascist party action counts as government action, risking the Lateran treaties if the Concordat lapses.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Catholic Action
Vatican
One Dead Three Hart In Crash
George Hawkins Jr. 21 of Spring Grove was killed when Gerald Wise’s car struck a tree near a curve in York County. Injured were Gerald Wise, Marjorie Dane of Hanover, and J Eugene Redman of Spring Grove as they traveled from Spring Grove to Hanover. The crash occurred early today. human intelligence shifts toward police gear and legal safeguards per San Diego Union.
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Associated Press
York
George Hawkins, Jr
Spring Grove
Gerald Wise
Marjorie Dane
Hanover
J. Eugene Redman
Wise
Postal Telegraph Sells and Encashes A B A Travelers' Checks
Clarence H. Mackay announces Postal Telegraph will sell and encash A B A travelers' checks at its offices in the United States and abroad. The service covers lost or stolen check refunds through Postal Telegraph and partner offices in Europe Asia and the Americas, expanding support for travelers worldwide.
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Postal Telegraph Company
Clarence H. Mackay
American Bankers’ Association
Association
Postal Telegraph
United States
Lygen
Eee
Mackay Radio
Europe
Orient
South American
Central America
West Indies
Mackay
New Serial Day Letter Telegraph Service Introduced
Western Union Telegraph Company announced a trial of a new interstate telegraph service called the serial day letter. It allows intermittent communications by filing telegram sections through the day with no word limit per day, priced at 50 words minimum and 15 words per section.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Gibson Selected as Representative on Debt Committee
President Hoover designated Hugh S. Gibson ambassador to Belgium as the American representative on the expert committee to work out details of the intergovernmental debt moratorium.
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Gibson
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Hughs. Gibson
Belgium
Inter-Rovernmentatl
Market Closes With Narrow And Irregular Changes
New York July 9 The stock market closed with narrow irregular changes. A S Steel traded in a small range, finishing lower after a brief recovery from a moderate decline. Copper issues remained weak. About 1.5 million shares moved, call money rose to 142 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
A. S. Steel
Finds Autogiro Is Practical For Business Men
Washington July 9 Senator Bingham demonstrated autogiro practicality for business men and golfers. He took off from Capitol Plaza and was ready to tee off at his golf club ten minutes later, claiming distant country clubs can be reached within minutes from city offices.
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Washington
Bingham
Capitol Plaza
Connecticut
National Aeronautic Association
The Mysterious Mien By Louise Gerard
Roy T Burney an American millionaire visits Helen Countess of Mooring at Mooring Castle England. Ann Carmichael awakens to a revolver shot and finds Burney wounded in her London apartment amid a burning letters plot. The Lamouwit family plots to kill Burney as Ann discovers poisoned milk and a crucial disc with punctures. Burney and Ann face danger while secrets and a troubled past unfold in this perilous tale.
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Roy T. Burney
Helen
Countess of
Mooring
Mooring Castle
England
Burney
Ann Carmichael
London
Lamouwit
Ann
William
Barney
Ann Carm
Sis
Hilary Fenton
Symonds
Perseus
Mr. Perseus
Hilary
Private bodyguard offer amid peril and plots
Ann Carmichael is offered a private bodyguard role by Roy Burney after a night of shooting and a poisoned milk scare. The arrangement includes a year’s salary and immediate payment, while Symonds spies and hears conversations from the study as Lady Mooring maneuvers through danger and secrecy.
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William
Ann
Miss Carmichael
Mount Pleasant Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Local notes record visits among families in Winchester Martinsburg Shenandoah County and nearby areas. Mary Perry Bessie Perry and Lamp families are mentioned along with Renner Perry and Lamp households hosting and visiting neighbors. A Sunday school yard party near the church is planned for July 16 with a rain date and Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evenings at 8. Everyone is welcome.
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Lamp
Mary
Bessie Perry
Clifton Gough
Winchester
Will Milhon
Veriner Milhon
Herman Adams
Oliver Hamilton
Luther
Harry
Ames
Shenandoah County
Mary Jaoee
Levane
Theodore Iel Ae Calmns
Harry Lamp
Venner Milhon
Eva Mac Gough
Thurston Renner
Edward Smith
John Hoover
W. H. Smith
Sam Dick
Coleman Smith
Martinsburg
W. Va
Roy Lamp
Joy Roe
Cecil Renner
Paul Wolverton
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