Big push for cruiser bill starts in Senate today
In Washington on January 24 United Press reports the Senate begins debate on a 174 million dollar naval cruiser program.Administration leaders expect a tough fight as the bill tops Congress's unfinished business since January 8. Hale and Swanson endorse 15 new 10000 ton cruisers and an aircraft carrier to be built within three years.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Coolidge
Dawes
Secretary of Treasury
Board of Tax Appeals
Congress
Hale
Naval Affairs Committee
Swanson
Virginia
Kansas Farm is New Oil Pool
In Wichita Kansas on January 24 1924 oil was found on the 500 acre farm of Mrs Ida Smyser south of Valley Center confirming a long dream of business success for the owner The Smyser well sits in an active oil region with additional tests planned on the property. The husband Mr Smyser regrets the tests will prevent him from planting 50 000 grape vines on the farm.
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Wichita
Kans
Ida Sinyser
Valley Center
Mead of shoe firm dies in Daytona Beach
Jackson Johnson age 70 president of the International Shoe company of St. Louis died in Daytona Beach Florida yesterday from heart trouble after a four day illness. He became ill last Sunday and his condition grew worse.
Deer Population Surges Threaten Forests and Food Supply
The Forest Service reports deer numbers rising across National Forests threatening starvation and disease. It calls for rapid game management plans to balance deer and elk numbers with available forage, noting Northern Arizona herds exceed 28 000 and harm tree growth.
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International News Service
Washington
Forest Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Midol Offers Quick Relief for Menstrual Pain
A vintage advertisement claims Midol prevents pain during menstruation with a five to seven minute effect. It emphasizes non narcotic action and advises purchasing from drug stores in a pocket aluminum case for fifty cents.
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Midol
Cambridge Harvard swap on real estate eyed by city
May or Edward J. Quinn of Cambridge negotiates with Harvard College over a real estate swap. Cambridge seeks the old Germanic museum site for a fire station while Harvard would take the Holmes Place and Cambridge street common ground. Approval from the Cambridge city council is pending.
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International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Edward J. Quinn
Harvard College
Real Esstate
Harvard
Holmes Place
Cambridge Street
Paris Engineer Joseph Boyle Dies After 82 Years Railed Service
Paris Texas January 24 Joseph Boyle age 72 an engineer on the Texas Midland railroad for 82 years died at his home He retired from the road only a year ago Boyle long served the railroad community and was known in the local industry
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Associated Press
Paris
Texas
Joseph Boyle
Texas Midland Railroad
Boyle
Morrow to Confer With Hoover Today on Courtesy Visit
Belle Isle Miami Fla January 24 1930 President elect Hoover to meet with Dwight Morrow ambassador to Mexico before a three day deep sea fishing trip. The visit described as courtesy but discussions on relations expected.
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Belle Isle
Miami
Fla
Dwight V. Morrow
Mexico
Hoover
Morrow
Mr. Hoover
Rela
Morrow’s Cabinet Bid Linked to Mexico Ties
The text notes Mr. Morrow being urged for a secretary of state post by Senator Edge while the president-elect downplays the cabinet role, focusing on improving U S Mexico relations after his delicate Rio Grande mission.
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Mexico
Morrow
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Rio Grande
New Charters Issued By Secretary of State
Austin reports the secretary of state has issued charters for Business Mens Athletic club in Austin with no capital stock and listed incorporators Jessie Wilson George Zerschansky George Baker Asher Sanger Co in Waco with capital stock 75009 and incorporators Asher Sanger Frank J Trau Wm C Abeel.
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Austin
Texas
Business Mens Athletic Club
Jessie Wilson
George Zerschansky
George Baker
Asher Sanger Co
Waco
Capital
Asher
Sanger
Frank J
Trau
Abeel
Mass killing reported as Communist attack hits Chinese town
A Chinese report describes a Monday assault by about 200 Communists on Chwangying, 50 miles south of Shanghai. Police stations were targeted, the town fired upon, leaving 80 dead and 70 wounded. An elderly woman died in a house fire. The fighting lasted about fifty minutes with machine guns and bombs. twenty attackers were killed.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Chwangying
Three Days' Cough Signal and Creosote Cures
An old advertisement touts a three days cough as a danger signal and promotes Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs from colds bronchitis and bronchial irritation. It claims the creosote soothes inflamed membranes helps stomach absorption fights germs and improves the system after colds or flu with a money back guarantee if not relieved as directed.
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Wright
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