Heat Wave Rages Across Eastern States
A persistent six day heat wave continues across the eastern states with temperatures 1 to 7 degrees above yesterday. Reports of prostration deaths rise as New York reaches 86.3 degrees by 11 a.m and Newark warns water should be conserved amid potential shortages. Philadelphia hits 84 degrees at 8 a.m while Flagstaff records 36.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
New Jersey
Newark
New England
Philadelphia
Flagstaff
Ariz
Romie Lonas Injured In Fall At Car Wash
Romie Lonas slipped and fell at his automobile washing establishment on West Cork Street injuring his hip. He was taken to Memorial Hospital for X ray examination and his condition was not considered serious.
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Romie Lonas
West Cork Street
Memorial Hospital
Three Escapees Die In Maryland Auto Crashes
Three people died on Maryland roads within 24 hours. Mrs. Annie Burns of Washington was fatally injured when the car her husband Henry Burns operated left Washington Boulevard at Relay. Five year old Charlotte Bain died after being struck by a bus on Franklin Street. A Hampstead man died in a Baltimore hospital after being brought in by a motorist from an earlier crash.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Annie Burns
Henry Burns
Washington
Washington Boulevard
Relay
Charlotte Bain
Franklin Street
Hampstead
Pools Continue Their Operations With Caution
The stock market, after a run of sharp advances, saw extensive selling as overbought signals faded. Pools pressed cautiously, lifting about twenty issues to new highs while call money topped at 7 percent. Irregular close as volume reached around 3 million shares.
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New York
Call Money
Tinchangeca
College Teacher Is Not Released
In Columbus Ohio on June 19 prosecutor Joan J Chester Jr released Meyers a suspect in the Theora Mix hammer murder after an hour and a half questioning. Dr James H Snook remains the only man held in connection with the investigation.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Marion K. Meyers
Joan J. Chester, Jr
James H. Snook
Mr Lillis Visits Nephew in Los Angeles Cal
The Cumberland Md Evening Times reports James H Lillis of Cumberland has traveled to Los Angeles to visit his nephew J Edward Keating. Lillis a noted printer formerly with Winchester Times as a job printer, and Keating a Winchester native, are the principal figures in a short personal travel note.
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Cumberland, Md
Evening Times
James H. Lillis
That City
J. Edward Keating
Los Angeles
Cal
Lillis
Old
Winchester Times
Keating
Winchester
American Vessels Clash in Detroit River Ram Runner Fight
A revolver battle broke out in the Detroit River when an American vessel collided with a Canadian ram runner. A bullet ripped into the prow of a patrol cutter, injuring none of its crew.
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Detroit River
Bullet
Prowof
Hoover says obedience to law tops enforcement policy
Washington reports indicate President Hoover urged the National Loyalty Commission to stress obedience to the law over enforcement detail. Senator Glass condemned administration policy as submerging prohibition progress amid border crackdown and shootings by federal officers.
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Associated Press
Windsor Ontario
Detroit River
East Windsor
Washington
Hoover
National Loyalty Commission
The
Presbyterian Church
C. B. McAfee
Chicago
Glass
Senate
Gless
Virginia
Copeland
New York
Virinian
Treasury Department
Treasury
United States
Lowman
International Falls
Minn
Vancouver
Atlantic Seaboard
Doran
Prohibitidon Bureau
Congress
Clancy
Michigan
Detroit
Albany
N. Y
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Mull & Jefe
Bud Fisher
Charlotte, N. C
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Mister A. Mutt
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Filety
Jeffs
Mister Mutt
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