English colony of Whiteway House hosts diverse residents
A UPI report describes Whiteway Colony near Stroud England where 130 men women and children from eight nations live in a self governed community founded by Tolstoyan followers. The piece highlights social freedom unions and percolating crafts from baking and weaving to a theater and a school while noting Sylvia Pankhurst as a visitor and participant observer.
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Henry T. Russell
United Press
Whiteway Colony
Stroud
England
London
Timbuctoo
Washington
White Mountains
George
Nellie
Sylvia
Sylvia Pankhurst
Arizona Banned from Florida Fruit Shipments
Secretary Hyde tightens the Mediterranean fruit fly quarantine forbidding reshipment of Florida host fruits and vegetables from northern states into the south and west. The rule lists Alabama to Porto Rico and excludes non infested states and Florida origin products.
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Washington
Hyde
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Idaho
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nevada
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
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Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Porto Rico
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Andorran tribute paid to France amid lunch cost
In Perpignan France three Andorran delegates delivered about 1500 francs as annual tribute to France in recognition of suzerainty. They swore fidelity to France and then attended a luncheon for delegates and guests that cost more than the tribute.
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Perpignan
France
UPI
Republic
Andorra
Pyrenees
Pyrenees-Orientale
M. Bodenan
Andoran
Swedish air captain urged to halt Greenland flight
Captain Albin Ahrenberg of the Swedish plane Sverige was advised not to press on toward Greenland as conditions along the Greenland coast were very unfavorable.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Albin Ahrenberg
Sverige
Iceland
Greeneland
Senate House resume talks on census reapportionment bill
Washington June 10 AP Conferences resumed between the senate and house after the house rejected the initial conference report fixing census start in November rather than May. Belmont Park New York June 8 AP Crazy Cool wins national stallion stakes edging Keep On with Cymbal third. The H P Whitney entry earns $25,740 for the winner.
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Buen
Washington
Senate
House
Belmont Park Race Track
New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Belmont Park
W. R. Coe
Cymbal
Mad Hatter
H. P. Whitney
Mrs Ennis Dies At Son’s Home In Winslow
Mrs Sarah Jane Ennis aged 68 died suddenly at her son’s home on West Third Street where she had been visiting. A native of New York she had lived in Los Angeles for years and made many friends in Winslow during her visits. Her body will be shipped by C A Robbins to Los Angeles for interment there on Wednesday.
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Sarah Jane Ennis
West Third Street
Former Football Star Arrested On Coast Forging Pardon Request
Rush Meadows former USC football star and Portland Coast League pitcher was arrested in Los Angeles on charges of taking 33750 from Osborne relatives to obtain a presidential pardon for John R. Osborne from Fort Leavenworth. He allegedly forged signatures of Coolidge and a Washington attorney on a commutation document. District Attorney Baron Fitts says key Republican leaders denied involvement.
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Los Angeles
Rush Meadows
University of Southern California
Portland, Ore
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Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Baron Fitts
Meadows
Osborne
Leo V. Youngworth
Shrine
Willam Donovan
Ray Benjamin
Republican Party
Meadows Wis
Washington
Fitts
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Secretary of the Interior
Mable Walker Willebrandt
Episcopal Guild Dance Planned at Arcadia Hall
The committee announces a dance to be held Wednesday at Arcadia hall with Lloyds orchestra providing music. Hostesses will be Mesdames Robert Brennan W J O Hara Robert Kelley and D B Crozier.
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Episcopal Guild
Arcadia Hall
Lloyd's Orchestra
Robert Brennan
W. J. O'Hara
Robert Kelley
D. B. Crozier
Babe Ruth Reflects On Return And Self Care In Illness
In this June 10AP column Alan Gould notes Babe Ruth plans to return to baseball but will prioritize self care. At 35 he recognizes reduced speed and lingering injuries yet remains proud of his peak form and world series performance last year. He says he cannot help playing hard when in the game.
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Alan J. Gould
Associated Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Babbitt Employes Have Hills Outing
Seventy five Babbitt stores employees from Winslow and Holbrook enjoyed a lively picnic at Blue Ridge ranger stations. The caravan left Winslow in the morning and returned late. ice cream soda and other treats were plentiful though a truck delay reached the destination about 3 PM.
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Babbitt
Winslow
Holbrook
Blue Ridge Ranger Stations
Babe Ruth Talks Comeback Mindset in Gym Banter
In a winter gym scene Babe Ruth, in a training suit, vows to keep playing past 40. He recalls planning to stay strong and insists he will continue to compete and hit as long as he can rise to the plate.
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Jantzen
Youngworth
Donovan
Benjamin
Gordon
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