Incessant In Merry Manhattan by Hal Boyle
In New York City the city never stops changing. Manhattan’s skyline evolves as old landmarks vanish, new towers rise, and historic blocks give way to modern housing projects for lower and middle income residents.
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Madison Square
Gayblades
Cornelius Vanderbilt
International Society
Ake Way
Fifth Avenue
Jay Gould
Wrecker’s Ball
Charlie Schwab
Riverside Drive
Grant
Manhattan
Europe
Washington Square
Henry James
Genius Row
Lower East Side
Skyscraper Life Boosts City Budget Debate
The city planning commission proposes spending 317 million dollars next year to modernize New York, a major slice of the billion dollar city budget. The article contrasts this with 1890 national expenditures, noting Benjamin Harrison ran the United States on 318 million dollars.
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New York
City Planning Commission
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Charles Hildebrandt Funeral Thursday
Charles H Hildebrandt 65 lifelong Baltimore resident died at home. Survived by daughter Betty Jo Hildebrandt society editor in Winchester and three brothers and three sisters. Services 2 p m Thursday at Omp’s Funeral Home conducted by Rev Addison Groff with assist by Rev S L Flickinger. Interment Mount Hebron cemetery Fahnestock lot.
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Charles H. Hildebrandt
Baltimore
Nellie Fahnestock
Frederick County
Scott and
Minerva Fahnestock
Hildebrandt
Betty Jo Hildebrandt
Northern Virginia
Winchester
William
James
Albert
Joseph Abatt
Clifton Gasnel
Charles Delp
J. H. Henry
Omp
Addison Groff
The
Reformed Church of Baltimore
Trial Justice Court Cases Docketed by Judge Erle Edwards
Trial justice court heard cases including Rodger Dudley Winchester unlicensed driving fines 9.25 Rena Helen Bar Woodstock speeding 14.25 William Walton Smallwood Berryville reckless driving 24.25 Miles Anderson Kump Washington drunken driving 105.25 and 30 days with the second suspended Bruce Albertus Powell 691 N Loudoun St speeding 5 Merdith Himelright Jacks burg speeding 24.25 Wade Theodore Dunn A Winchester speeding 24.26
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Trial Justice Court
Erle Edwards
Rodger Dudley
Winchester
Rena Helen Bar
Woodstock
William Walton Smallwood
Berryville
Miles Anderson Kump
Washington
Bruce Albertus Powell
Loudoun St
Merdith Himelright
Jacksburg
Wade Theodore Dunn
R.1 A
Goat Castle Case Central Figure Dies at Natchez
Natchez Miss October 12 Richard C Dana 77 a central figure in the Goat Castle murder case of 1932 died last night He had been ill and treated at a hospital Miss Octavia Dockery his guardian lived at Glenwood a plantation home turned goat haven with more than 100 goats Dana and Miss Dockery were charged in the slaying of Miss Jennie Merrill 68 a wealthy recluse Pearl a Negro was later named the slaver and killed in Pine Bluff Ark after a failed arrest leaving Dana and Dockery to escape justice
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Natchez
Miss
Richard C. Dana
Dana
Octavia
Dockery
Glenwood
Miss Dockery
Jennie Merrill
Ayres Merrill
Belgium
Glenburnie
Miss Merrill
Pearls
Pine Bluff
Ark
Back in College At 85 Proves You’re Never Too Old
Louis Rich of South Orange starts as a freshman at Bergen Junior College at age 85 to prove you are never too old to learn. He retired after teaching his six children, and today seeks a textile course to fill time rather than movies or radio.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Manhattan Island
New York City
London
Louis Rich
South Orange
Bergen Junior College
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23Rd and Broadway
Zixchester Furniture CO
South Main St
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Virginia
Charles Hildebrandt
LIPE
Playtex
Drug Division
International Latex Corporation
American Board of Pediatrics
Leggett
Dept
Winchester, Va
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