Evening Star dated June 28, 1929

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; “From Press to Home Within the Hour” The Star’s carrier system covers every city block and the regular edi- tion is...

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FRANGE ASKS MORE TIME TO PAY DEBTS Postponement Beyond Au- gust 1 Demanded in Cham- ber of Deputies. By the Associated Press.

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BOARD DISMISSES - POLGE OFFCER Anderson Found Guilty of Prejudicial Conduct, Neglect | of Duty and Disobedience. Policeman

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MINNESOTA PLANE STARTS SIXTH DAY Miss Minneapolis Survives Disaster Threatened by Se- ries of Storms and Hail. By the...

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Well Folks “It won't be 7ong now” ' —July 4th and the great season—just around \the corner. The hot weather hasn't even begun

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SHIZE 3 AT FIGRT IN MARLOW DEATH “ Sought in Slaying I = s New York Police Also Search Night Clubs, Take Two Women, Who Are

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929. - CONVENTONTOL OF NEXEAN NFLLX 2,000,000 Now in U. S., With...

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- THE EVENING STAR — With Sunday Morning Edition. __ | ¢ WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY.. .June 28, 1029 THEODORE W. NOYES. ......

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THE EVENING STAR, What a world of duties perform! a desk can MAYER Seventh Street White So are plentiful Its obvious duty, of

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Y AR e TR ARSAROARDARIR KA RS AR E WOMEN OPEN WAR ON ROADHOUSES Prince Georges Clubs Ask Board to Refuse Licenses for...

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D.C.PASTOR QUITS SYNOD SESSIONS Rev. Halle B. Taylor Barred From Hood College by “Color Ruling.” Bpeclal Dispatch to The...

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AR TAX DVSION SKEDFORDISTRCT oshua Evans, Jr., Explains to Nation Why Residents Here Protest. “All that the people of...

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FINANCIAL. CUBR SHAR IN HEAVY TRADING Utilitieg Are Most Active Is- sues'in Rapid Turnover. “List Strong. BY HAREY M. BECKER.

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FINANCIAL. STOCKS GO HIGHER THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929 CAPITAL TRACTION | Stock ana Sales—...

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he Foening Stas. 'WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION Society and General VACATION BECKONS AS BUDGET WORK NEARS COMPLETION...

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SOCIETY. SOCIET The Chief Executive and First Lady of the Land Entertain Guests From Boston Over Night. HE President and Mrs.

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SOCIETY o (Continued From Eighteenth Page.) closed their apartment at 1661 Cres- cent place and will sail from New York...

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WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929, WE DO NOT PENALIZE OUR I-'RIENDS BY ADDING INTEREST OR EXTRAS TO OUR BUDGET PL...

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. MOREU. . WOMEN MEET QUEEN MARY Final Court of Season Is Held at Buckingham Pal- ace Last Night. By the Associated Press.

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10,000 EDUCATORS GATHER IN ATLANTA William John Cooper and Josephus Daniels Scheduled t to Address Convention. By the...

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