Moody Wins Semi-Final at St George's Hill in Rain
Helen Wills Moody defeats Miss R M Hardwick of England 4 6 7 5 6 3 to reach the semi final. The match was played in drizzling rain on a slippery grass court as Moody launches a comeback campaign with three strong games after a 3 3 tie in the final set.
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Helen Moody
Whybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
R. M. Hardwick
England
St. George’s Hill
Hardwick
Mrs. Moody
Buildings Flooded After Main Break Downtown
A 20 inch water main ruptured in downtown Baltimore on June 6. Heavy traffic caused the break, sending water two to six inches deep into the cellars of the post office, a city court building, an engine house, and several nearby structures, flooding basements and lower floors.
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Baltimore
Rainall
Skilpot May Be Extinct For Bazaar Race
William Keith of Middletown searches Cedar Creek and nearby ponds for skilpots also called turtle race quarry. The Middletown Civic League carnival opens tonight and needs skilpots for the Turtle Race booth. Land terrapins may substitute, but fans insist skilpots are faster and better for the sport.
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William Keith
Middletown
Bowers Interest Opens Fairfax Inn
Mr and Mrs Harry H Bowers have leased the renovated Fairfax Inn marking a new chapter for the property. The couple plans to feature updated amenities and a warm, inviting atmosphere for guests and locals alike.
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Harry H. Bowers
Fairfax Inn Reopens With Improvements on South Cameron
Mrs. C. M. Ebert reopens the Fairfax Inn on South Cameron street offering meals and rooming for many guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers invite friends and the public to visit and see extensive improvements including new bedroom dining room and kitchen equipment.
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Fairfax Inn
Cameron Street
C. M. Ebert
Federal Judges Hold Conference In Asheville
Federal judges and attorneys from five states gathered in Asheville for the fifth annual judicial conference of the fourth federal circuit area. Chief Justice Hughes opened the session with about a hundred judges and attorneys in attendance from the Carolinas Virginias Maryland. Assistant Attorney General William Stanley and Judge John J. Parker spoke as part of the opening program.
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Asheville
N. C
Charles Evans Hughes
Fourth Federal Circuit Court
Carolinas
Virginias
Maryland
Bar Association
William Stanley
John J. Parker
Charlotte
Ickes Seeks Expanded Authority in Housing Plan
In Washington on June 6, a Senate labor hearing heard Secretary Ickes urge broader authority for a housing program. The Wagner bill seeks 800 million dollars for new housing, with approval in principle expressed at the session. The debate focused on funding levels and administrative powers to accelerate construction.
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Washington
Senate
Ickes and LaGuardia Seek Wider Funds for Slum Clearance
Interior Secretary Ickes urged broader administrative authority to push the administration selling program. New York Mayor LaGuardia joined in calling for more funds to clear out slums.
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Ickes
Interior Department
Fiorrella H. LaGuardia
New York
Kellogg’s All Bran Eases Constipation Says Veteran
A reader testimonial from Visalia California praises Kellogg’s All Bran for four years of relief from constipation. The letter notes prior illness during government service and endorses All Bran as a natural laxative with bulk, vitamins, and iron.
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Kellogg’s Allbran
P. IL
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