Dayton Keeps Wright Relics in City History
Dayton holds multiple Wright brothers landmarks beyond the Ford shop sold for Dearborn. The Orville home where Wilbur died remains, along with hangars, test hillside, a planned Wright memorial, and a woodshed used for experiments and parts storage. Orville still resides in Oakwood with a laboratory. ownership of the home later passed to a longtime servant.
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Dayton
U.P
Henry Ford
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Ford
Dearborn
Wrights
Wilbur
France
Susan Catherine Koerner Wright
Milton Wright
Catherine
Lottie Jones
Wright
Oakwood
Unrestrained Planting Discussed For Next Year
Washington August 13 Unrestrained planting in the corn and wheat country for next year was under discussion due to drought damage Officials said decisions on government control over grain acreage depend on growers. Howard R Tolley AAA administrator is conferring with producers. A definite assurance came that wheat acreage will be expended, following a conference led by J B Hutson acting farm administrator. Next season soil conservation program was discussed. Restraint in planting for next year would not be required for federal soil conservation payments.
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Washington
Howard R. Tolley
AAA
J. B. Hutson
Radio Schedule And City News Wrap
KGNC air list covers Thursday and Friday programs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM with various music dance and news segments. Police books balanced in St Louis show seventy nine crimes and seventy nine clearances for the week July 8 14.
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Allison
Hal Kemp
John Goss
London Singers
Municipal
Dude Dance
U. P. News
Sky Pilot
Walter Preston
Tommy Dorsey
Artie Bleyer
Kay Kayser
Warren Daniels
Flying Dutchman
Betty Crocker
Betty
Bob
John Josey
ST. Louis
Coughlin settles dispute as Townsend to address session
In Royal Oak Michigan Father Coughlin said Townsend will speak to the delegates after the convention closes at noon Saturday. The move ends a dispute fueled by Walter D. Davis about inviting Townsend to address the gathering of the national union for social justice.
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Cleveland
Charles F. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Francis E. Townsend
Coughlin
Townsend
The
Royal Oaks
Mich
Priest
Old Age Pension Movement
Walter D. Davis
Father Coughlin
Australia imposes import licenses to curb US trade imbalance
Australia adopts a drastic import licensing regime to reduce its trade deficit with the United States, aiming to improve balance after years of heavy US imports. Quotas mainly target motor units and typewriters, while exemptions exist for other parts of the British Empire. officials insist negotiations for a trade treaty continue. The move, seen as detrimental to US exporters, follows repeated failed treaty talks dating to 1934, with ongoing efforts led by Sir Henry Gullett to seek an amicable settlement.
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Canberra
A.S
United States
Australia
Commonwealth
United Kingdom
British Empire
America
Sir Henry Gullett
Farmers Pile Up Profits in East Virginia Tok
In Norfolk Virginia farmers in the Tidewater report a post depression boom as potatoes and tomatoes yield large crops and high prices. Potatoes sell 8 to 9 dollars per barrel with producers harvesting 2000 to 4000 barrels. Tomatoes bring 40 to 80 cents a basket and workers earn 3 to 19 dollars daily with notable daily totals of 424 boxes packed for 19.96 and a girl wrapping 354 boxes for 14.16.
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Norfolk
U.P
Virginia Tidewater
Virginia
Sunflower Prowl Sparks Montana Rancher’s Protest
Sunflowers irk Whitefish residents after rancher J. Hunt pulls up an entire field to avoid being mistaken for a Landon supporter. He explains the act as a precaution amid local political tensions.
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Mont
Hunt
Landon
Public hanging to be witnessed in Owensboro
Authorities estimate about 10 000 people will watch Rainey Bethea 22 a convicted rapist slayer at dawn the first execution in Daviess County in 31 years in the county garage yard Sheriff Florence Thompson will participate as investigators await the veteran executioner G Phil Hanna to arrive Bethea confessed to the June 7 assault on Elza Edwards 70. Tahoe City report notes a UC professor on vacation exposed as the so called wild man after four days of wilderness search
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Owensboro
Rainey Bethea
Daviess County
G. Phil Hanna
Epworth, II
Florence Thompson
Bethea
Elza Edwards
Lindbergh Prepares Plane for England Flight Tomorrow
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ordered his plane ready for a flight to England early tomorrow. He has been showing his mechanical heart invention with Dr. Alexis Carrel and will end demonstrations at the International Congress of Experimental Cytology. He also received an offer to take up residence in Sweden.
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Copenhagen
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
Alexis Carrel
Lindbergh
Sweden
Survey Finds Farm Work Most Hazardous Occupation
A Country Life magazine survey reports farming as the leading hazardous occupation with an average of 4,400 fatal accidents annually. Major causes include poor building repair, careless livestock handling, and improper equipment use. Small hazards like loose floorboards and faulty ladders are cited, plus the cost of fires in rural areas.
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New York
U.P
Country Life Magazine
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported for Aug 11
The Treasury reports Aug 11 receipts of 13.47 million dollars and expenditures of 22.996 million, leaving a balance of 2.118 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 11.462 million. Fiscal year results show 482.837 million in receipts and 661.203 million in expenditures, including 166.850 million in emergency costs, with a gross debt of 33.399 billion and gold assets at 10.660 billion, down 1.922 million from yesterday.
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Washington
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