Texan Streak to Set Flight Record Interrupted by Fuel Fumes
Mattern, racing to complete a solo round the world flight, landed near Prokopievsk in Siberia after gasoline fumes from a leaking line left him sick and nearly unconscious. He planned to resume toward Omsk after repairs and rest.
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New York
Post and Gatty
Irkutsk
Blagovestschensk
Khanarovsk
Edmonton
Canada
Associated Press
Moscow
Mattern
Prokopievsk
Siberia
Belovo
Beng
Omsk
Closing Wheat Market Prices In Chicago And Baltimore
Closing quotations show Chicago values for July at 75.34, September at 77 1/2, December at 79. Baltimore spot wheat at 80 and Winchester spot at 15, supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling via Sticker Sales Corp. from Hagerstown Maryland.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Sticker Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Fur Seals and Their Finishing Fur
The fur seal yields a heavy coat with dark guard hairs and dense woolly under fur. After plucking and dyeing, the pelt is shaved to reduce weight. The resulting fur is flexible with rich color depth and sheen.
Sunday Schools Of Stonewall to Meet On June 14
The twentieth annual convention of the Council of Religious Education of Stonewall District will be held at the White Hall Methodist Episcopal Church on Wednesday June 14 with sessions at 10:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The program includes devotional services, readings by Miss Leona Peer and Miss Dorothy Lupton, music by White Hall School and performances such as The Eskimo and The Princess Who Could Not Cry. The event features reports from committees and schools and an address by C. M. Pidgeon.
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Council of Religious Education of
Stonewall District
Methodist Episcopal Church
White Hall
J. D. Russell
Helen
Charlotte Schlack
White Hall School
Leona Peer
R. B. Campbell
Dorothy Lupton
Virginia
Hancher
G. M. Morrow
Virginia Lupton
Milton Nichols
Snyder Alleman
Kenneth
Edith May Whitmore
C. M. Pidgeon
Hopewell School
Sing Sing Prison History and Early Texas Pools
Sing Sing prison began as Mount Pleasant with a 1825 sale to replace New York city’s old jail. By mid century the name changed to Sing Sing and hills now overlook the river location. In San Antonio investigators trace early public pools to Mission San Jose in the 1700s for soldiers and Indians.
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Sing Sing Prison
Mount Pleasant
New York City
San Antonio
Texas
United States
Mission San Jose
Forgotten 50 Years Picture Reemerges in Leeds Gallery
A large painting depicting the martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, stored in the Leeds Art Gallery cellar for over five decades, was found during renovations. Believed to be by a seventeenth century Spanish master, it was shown in Leeds in 1875 and later donated to the city.
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Leeds Art Gallery
Leeds
England
Sebastian
Handleys 68 Seniors Receive Diplomas at Ceremonies
Handley High awarded diplomas to 68 seniors last evening. Names include Winifred Brenton Anderson Nancy Marie Ashwood Evelyn Kerr Athey Ruth Kizer Atwell Sarah Kendall Baker Nelia Dupuy Beverley M Margaret Bauserman Frances Oneida Brown Evelyn Bywaters Thelma Juanita Carpenter Evangeline Clevenger Mary Kathryn Coontz and others.
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Winifred Brenton Anderson
Nancy Marie Ashwood
Evelyn Kerr Athey
Ruth Kizer Atwell
Sarah Kendall Baker
Nelia Dupuy Beverley
M. Margaret Bauserman
Frances Oneida Brown
Evelyn Bywaters
Thelma Juanita
Carpenter
Evangeline Clevenger
Mary Kathryn Coontz
Ethel Athey Cooper
Retha Carson Cooper
Doris Rose Cunningham
Margaret Louise DeHaven
Thelma Mae Dellinger
Josephine
Grace Brown Thomas
Catherine Gilkeson van Meter
Phyllis Rebecca Whitmore
L. Gordon Armel
Harold C. Bell
George Langdon Brashears
Maurice Edwin Bowers
Ray Virginious Brumback
Harry Erving Dieckman
Thomas Emmett Dorton
Miller Carey Fletcher
Carlton Ray Gatewood
Charles Hardy Grim
Carl August Haines
Wesley Woodrow Hawkins
John Bean Heltzel
Ivan Spottswood Kline
Leonard Largent
Raymond Kinzel MacMillan
Miller Charles Lee McDonald
Will Larrick Owings
Robert Tilden Reed
John Walden Resseguie
James Kenneth Robinson
Richard Ellsworth Rush
Ernest Bruce Shade
Arthur Spaid
Marshall Allen Stine
Frank Lee Whitacre
Leslie Neill Woods
Raymond Cochran
Death summons Mrs Sullivan in New York home
Obituary notes the life of Mary Mildred Sullivan a southern advocate active in New York City during WWI era, founding chapters of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and organizing the Southern Women's Patriotic Society. It highlights her art donations and educational funds aiding students and elderly, with recognitions from Virginians and Red Cross connections.
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Mrs. Sullivan
New York
South
Mary Mildred Sullivan
Wilson
Germany
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New York City
Southern Women’s Patriotic Society
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Virginians
Notable couple influential in New York society
The text honors a distinguished couple, noting exceptional poise and broad vision. It mentions the wife's agreeable disposition and the husband, Mr Sullivan, who died December 4, 1887, and was born in Harrisonburg, Virginia, in 1794.
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New York
Sullivan
Harrisonburg
Calories and Thermal Units Defined
A calorie is the heat needed to raise one gram of water by one degree. A British thermal unit equals the heat to raise one pound of water to its maximum density at one degree Fahrenheit and equals 0.252 calories.
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Capitol
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William Faulkner
Paramount Picture
William Gargamn
Jack LA Rue
Charlie Chase
McNamee News
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Laurel Hardy
Dennis King
Buck Jones
C. Plus & Adt
Fornia
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Company
Hansbrough & Carter Insurance Loans
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Sunday Schools of
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White Hall Church
Chichesters
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Equitable Pictures Inc Presents
Handley High
Sheetz
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General Insurance
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