Social and Personal SM. A Orchestra To Play on Steamers
Six of the cadets from the Military Academy corps are employed by the United States steamship line to perform on the Leviathan Republic and President Roosevelt during their annual encampment in Wilchester. They will be paid $50 monthly plus expenses and have toured Cherbourg Southampton and Bremen with two days shore leave at each port. Cadets named include Thomas Nussell of Staunton Tear New Jersey Frost New York Weede Missouri Martin Pennsylvania and Powiss Maryland.
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SM. A
Military Academy
Fornil Turions
Wilchester
United States Steamship Line
Leviathan
Republic
Thoms Nussell
Staunton
Tear
New Jersey
Frost
New Yok
Weede
Amvissouri
Martin
Pennsylvania
Powiss
Maryland
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Porte
Staunion
Motoring Caravan Will Travel By Better Trunk Line Highways
The 1929 motor tourist caravan of 45,000 will face improved touring conditions this season. The A A A survey notes more mileage and new connections, higher quality services, and progress toward uniform regulations, with detours now totaling 1 388 in the east and central regions. Motorists are urged to start early, check detour maps, and avoid overcrowding and fast travel.
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Washington
National Touring Bureau
American Automobile Association
Rth
United States
Canada
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Atlantic
Pacific
National Parks and Forests
Ozark
Missouri
Black Hills
South Dakota
Colorado
Northwest
Oregon
British Columbia
Pacific Slope
East
Middle West
Thesa. A. A
U. S
Lexington
Louisville
St. Louis
Consta
Lincoln Highway Projects Link Omaha Eastward and Southward
The article notes paving on U.S. No. 30 between Omaha and New York via Memphis and Jackson, improving all weather travel from Omaha to the east. It highlights U.S. No. 80 work from Abilene to Sweetwater and ongoing improvements toward El Paso. Mentioned also are benefits for motor vacationists and regional access. A statistic cites Michigan prison inmates: 4,000 single, 232 divorced.
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Memphis
Jackson
Miss
New Orleans
Omaha
Nlap
Iowa
Abilene
Las
Rl Paso
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Ws. Massie
Greensboro
N.C
Joseph A. Masele
Newport News
Mies Mas Davies Hopkine
Nell Heacken
Green- Wo Cent
Severstedawe
Lipeansboro
N. C
Aire
Homer Ll. Fervison
M Saxon W. Holt
Mise
Jeuhe Pernason
Massie
Amherst Street
Richmond
James Joe Shelton
Robert Leé Vowere
Ir. Wilsate
Riggeley White
Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Frank N. Hack
South Washington Street
W. L. Poston
North Ixent Street
Yeaterday
Baltimore
Jordan Springs
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Front Royal
Winchester
Jet Spates
Berryville
West Virginians Orchestra
Messrs
Harry Hammond
George Hawse
the Star
Mary Ridgeway
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Arthur Leafe
Leslie B. Shepherd
Ann Bolling Shepherd
Dallas
Texas
C. A. Hoshour
South Stewart Street
Ida Russell
Memorial Hospital
Oscar 8. Brown
Dorothy
Strasburg
Bernice Hershman
Wardensville
W. Va
Arthur Rowe
Handley High School
James Ogden Heishman
Robert M. Ward
Atlantic City
Palestine
Texas Zionists
Iona
C&c Ginger
Clicquot Club
Astor Rice
Sunsweet
Prunes
California Prunes
White House
Blue Peter
Abner Drury
A.& P. S.field
Lamb
Boston
The
Shenandoah Valley
Luray
New Market
Warrenton
Sperryville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wildwood
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Angelesea
Avalon
Peermont
Stone Harbor
Delaware River Bridge
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove Beach Haven
N. J
Rehoboth
Ocean City, Md
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
MO. S. Solenberger & CO
Perfection Stove Company
Walnut St
Philadelphia, Pa
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