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June 14, 1925

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Headlines from June 14, 1925

Only 150,000 Get New Auto Driving Licenses; No Extension After July 1, Harnett Warns

By Unknown Author

Commissioner Charles A. Harnett of the Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced yesterday that 150,000 driving licenses have thus far been issued in the metropolitan district to motor car operators for the year beginning July 1 next. Renewal blanks were mailed a month ago to 750,000 licensed drivers.

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DEMOCRATS SEE DEFEAT OF HYLAN IN COLLINS BOOM; Mayor's Opponents Say Irish Societies' Action Indicates His Strength Is Crumbling. OTHERS TO ENTER FIELD Bulk of Tammany Vote Is Already Lost to the Mayor, Foes Assert. PARLEYS TO BEGIN SOON Unofficial Conferences to Be Held to Select a Democratic Nominee -- Republican Plans Unchanged. SEE HYLAN'S DEFEAT IN COLLINS BOOM

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Boom by United Irish Socs seen by some as indication of Hylan's defeat; Collins's friends expect Steuben Soc support

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UNDERGROUND PARKS FOR AUTOS

By Clair Price

Sp art by C Price on London Auto Assn's plan for underground parking

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Gossip of the Rialto; IT is altogether probable that the week of June 1 -- the week of the great heat, it is perhaps unnecessary to add -- will take on a significance in the theatrical world in days to come akin to that now held in the greater American world by the blizzard of 1888.

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BUCCANEERS SWEEP GIANTS ASIDE AGAIN; 30,000 Ardent Pittsburghers See Onrushing Pirates Take Second in a Row, 6-4. McQUILLAN BLOWS UP IN 7TH McGraw's Men Have Score Tied When He Lets In Three Runs -- Terry Gets Homer. BUCCANEERS SWEEP GIANTS ASIDE AGAIN

By Harry Cross.special To the New York Times

PITTSBURGH, June 13. -- The onrushing freebooters of this commonwealth plastered another defeat on the Giants this afternoon, some 30,000 natives being highly elated as New York was bruised by a score of 6 to 4. That makes two in a row and the Pirates have reached that point of confidence where they regard beating New York as their right and privilege.

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1925Pierre Salinger, American journalist and politician, 11th White House Press Secretary (died 2004)^[†]

Pierre Emil George Salinger was an American journalist, author and politician. He served as the ninth press secretary for United States presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. Salinger served as a United States Senator in 1964 and as campaign manager for the 1968 Robert F. Kennedy presidential campaign.

Headlines from June 14, 1925

Only 150,000 Get New Auto Driving Licenses; No Extension After July 1, Harnett Warns

UNDERGROUND PARKS FOR AUTOS

Gossip of the Rialto; IT is altogether probable that the week of June 1 -- the week of the great heat, it is perhaps unnecessary to add -- will take on a significance in the theatrical world in days to come akin to that now held in the greater American world by the blizzard of 1888.

BUCCANEERS SWEEP GIANTS ASIDE AGAIN; 30,000 Ardent Pittsburghers See Onrushing Pirates Take Second in a Row, 6-4. McQUILLAN BLOWS UP IN 7TH McGraw's Men Have Score Tied When He Lets In Three Runs -- Terry Gets Homer. BUCCANEERS SWEEP GIANTS ASIDE AGAIN

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