Bonus marchers seize mail train at Cleveland yards
War veterans blocked traffic in the Pennsylvania railroad yards at Cleveland for over an hour to demand free transport to the national capital. A photo shows veterans seizing the locomotive while two marchers sit inside the cab with engineer F. McGowan nearby.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
National Capital
F. McGowan
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Toledo
Across and Down Puzzle Synonym Mix Analysis
A crossword style grid lists across and down clues with numbers matching entries such as malt liquor, electrical units, and various common nouns and verbs. The puzzle references many standard cryptic like clues including synonyms, definitions, and wordplay, culminating in the directive to answer the previous puzzle.
Patience is Good Says Hi Ho of Chinatown
The Washington Star quotes Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown urging alertness and readiness, warning that patience turns to dreaming when one dozes.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Tribute to Two Firemen at Sarah Zane Meeting
The Sarah Zane Fire Company passed resolutions mourning the deaths of Charles J. Athey on May 29, 1932 and James Lowery in April 1932. They praised their longtime service and loyalty, sent copies to their families, and published notices in The Winchester Evening Star.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Charles J. Athey
Drother Charles
Athey
Saray” Comespany
Oldster
R &l Church
Sarah Zone Fire Company
Winchester Evening Star
James Lowery
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Market Report From Local Markets Shows Prices and Feed
Local wholesale prices list dairy feed and shelled corn among items. Includes butter fat, creamery butter, country flour, screenings, corn meal, and mixed feeds with various per hundredweight costs. Estimates reflect daily market activity and typographical caveats from The Star.
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Star
Wee Bea
Peeeae Creamery
L.lo
Walter
William Penn Receives Early Rhode Island Coal Sample
William Penn received a small sample of Rhode Island’s first coal mined in 1766, six years after Rhode Island’s anthracite discovery. The coal, sent to Penn in London by James Tilghman of Philadelphia, marks an early energy milestone in colonial trade.
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William Penn
Rhode Island
Penn
London
James Tilghman
Quaker City
ALL BRAN bulk aids digestion and strength rise
Laboratory tests show Kellogg's ALL BRAN supplies bulk to exercise the intestines and Vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract. ALL BRAN also provides iron for the blood. The bulk resembles lettuce and forms a gentle soft mass to clear wastes.
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Kellogg’s
Allbran
Wang
Rose Bampton Joins Metropolitan Opera Company
Buffalo native Rose Bampton a 24 year old contralto with the Philadelphia Grand Opera has joined the New York Metropolitan Opera. She studied four years at Curtis Institute under Horatio Connell and sang with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Stokowski in recent operas.
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Rose Bampton
Philadelphia Grand Opera Company
New York Metropolitan Opera Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Miss Bampton
Horatio Connell
Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia
Stokowski
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
Reality Money and happiness from daily kindness
A cor respondent laments that money buys comfort but true happiness stems from love and unselfishness. The London Tit-Bits note emphasizes good terms with others and daily positive contact as the seeds of happiness, beyond cash.
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London
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