Who's Who Among Great and Near Great In the Coronation
London May 5 Here is an explanation of the various ranks of the peerage to be honored at the coronation. Dukes marquesses earls viscounts barons and baronets are described with their rôles robes and ermine insignia as they wear at court.
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London
Duke of
France
Themt
England
Elizaeth
James the Second
Villiers
Bucking
Rt de Vere
Earl of
Oxford
Dublin
Henry
Menes
Coronation Goes To Female Head At Hairdressers Meet
At the New York State Hairdressers and Costs Association convention in Troy New York a coronation coiffure impressed members. P Richard of New York described the style as the last word and featured front puffs representing King George VI and Queen Elizabeth with a Mary rear puff, while Windsor area puffs were omitted.
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Troy
N. Y
New York State
P. Richard
New York
George VI
Elizabeth
Mother Mary
Windsor
Long Time Dream Of Teachers Now Nears Reality
Athens May 5 a new machine aims to correct and grade true false exam papers at speed of electricity. F B Beers notes a soft pencil mark conducts electricity and the device records grades on a meter. First 25 machines will go to leading universities with support from Carnegie Foundation and others.
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Athens
Beers
Oc Een of Georgia
Advancement of Education
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
General Education Board
Columbia University
Education Records Bureau
Cooperative Test Service
American Council of Education
Six Citizens Gained U S Status Over Sit Down Stance
Six applicants were sworn in as United States citizens after answering I do not approve of sit down strikes in a hearing before Circuit Judge W R Hunter. The judge called sit down strikes a form of anarchy and said approval would deny citizenship. He added the government grants property rights and citizens must uphold them.
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Kankakee
Ill
United States
Circuit
W. R. Hunter
Harrisburg Boys Camp At Rouss Park Saturday
E R Donald of Harrisburg will lead 18 Harrisburg boys to camp at Rouss Park on Saturday morning after seeking a city site. Dr C R Anderson, Harrisburg mayor, approved the park as the location and received a thank you letter from Donald noting the arrival. Duration of the stay was not stated.
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Harrisburg
Rouss Park
E. R. Donald
C. R. Anderson
To Make Trip Around World In About 535 Days
New York resident Hugh Smith plans a world circumnavigation starting July 1 in a 12 foot life boat with two motors and a sail. He estimates about 536 days and a budget near $2,000, recalling a Alaska to Washington rowboat trip of about 1050 miles aided by towing and rowing.
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New York
Jules Verne
Globe
Hugh Smith
New York City
Smith
Juneau
Alaska
Seattle
Crackers And Milk Claim Longevity Hint
HAGAMAN New York May 5 health officer Dr Henry C Young long associated with Montgomery County says longevity comes from eating crackers and milk at midnight after receiving guidance from State Health Commissioner Edward S Godfrey Jr A reader asks if a baby can sleep on an empty stomach and the columnist notes grown up babies with same question.
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Hagaman
N. Y
Henry, C. Young
Montgomery Count
Edward
Godfrey, Jr
Painter Returns to Finish Long Unfinished Oil
In Morris, Neb an itinerant artist who for 20 years kept a redskin in an unfinished oil painting at Lew Smith's barber shop returned quietly and completed the scene with the Indian and his canoe before leaving. Smith could not confirm the artist’s name.
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Morris
Lew Smith
Smith
Brucetown Brevities List Local Social Visits
May 5 note lists multiple families visiting Brucetown area residents. Cresapstown Md. guests Roy Bowman family and three children visited J. B. Snapp home. Various other guests from Winchester Lebanon Church Martinsburg Moorefield and New Market attended or planned gatherings during Apple Blossom time.
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Brucetown
Roy Bowman
Cresapstown
J. B. Snapp
Olie Windle
James
Norman
Lebanon Church
Virginia Womeldorph
Peggy
Mary
Winchester
Julian Snapp
E. S
C. A. Morrison
Carrie Pederson
West Branch
Iowa
Herbert Fisher
Paul Shirkey
Leslie Henshell
Martinsburg
W. Va
Andy Whitacre
Jess Whitacre
Whitacre
Joseph McAboy
Harrison Mauzy
Moorefield
Martin Adams
Tom Price
Leo
Ashby Price
New Market
No Crop Control in Kansas City Dandelion Dilemma
W H Dunn, supervisor of parks, says excessive dandelions this wet spring defy easy control. In forty years, he notes some years are tougher than others and the only real remedy is to plow and reseed, which isn’t feasible.
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Kansas City
W. H. Dunn
Parks
Dunn
Parks Department
Flowing Bowl Promises To Overflow During Coronation Festivities
London prepares for coronation celebrations with huge beer consumption and widespread nightlife. Hotels stock champagne as crowds of visitors join locals in the revelry. River parties, night clubs, and bottle‑parties extend the festivities beyond coronation day, despite licensing limits.
Must Behave or Feel The Lash Whipping Sentence Suspended
Cumberland court suspends whipping for Albert Crabtree after conviction for wife infidelity. A magistrate imposed the sentence and the Circuit Court upheld guilt but orders no whipping if he behaves for two years.
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Cumberland
Albert Crabtree
Crabtree
Bodine Photographs Apples in Frederick County Orchards
Baltimore photographer A. Aubrey Bodine visited Frederick County this week to take pictures in apple orchards with attractive girls posing in the trees. The images are planned for the retogravure section of next Sunday's Baltimore Sun.
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A. Aubrey Bodine
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Frederick County
Lawmakers Debate Roosevelt Court Bill and Farm Legislation
Judiciary committee studies Roosevelt court bill while LaFollette committee probes Harlan County labor troubles. House and Senate activity listed include minor legislation, large appropriations, sugar quota study, railway signal system measure, and multiple private bills passed yesterday.
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Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt Court
LaFollette Committee
Harlan County
OUSE
Appropriations
Naval Cottee
Agriculture Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hable's Palace presents Top Of The Town at Palace Today
The years big show arrives for Apple Blossom guests with a lavish screen musical, comedy and dance numbers. Cast includes Doris Nolen Ige Murphy Hugh Herbert Gregory Ratoff Gertrude Niesen Ella Logan Henry Armetta Mischa Auer. Fox News reel also on the program.
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E Town
Ace
Doris Nolen
Ige Murphy
Hugh Herbert
Gregory Ratoff
Gertrude Niesen
Ella Logan
Henry Armetta
Mischa Auer
Fox News
Will Rogers Humorous Story About College Life
A humorous tale recounted by Will Rogers questions college life’s balance. In a Virginia anecdote a janitor claims all chairs in the college, prompting Rogers to reflect on excess life versus study. The piece satirizes campus priorities and the cost of big football programs.
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