Political foundation building under way for campaign year
The Associated Press reports a crowded start to the presidential race with campaigns forming across the nation. Senator James A Reed dominates as his headquarters open in Washington, while supporters of Governor Smith and Secretary Hoover press active organizing drives. Dawes, Curtis, and Willis also show activity, with Willis planning Columbus offices and Reed central in preconvention efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Political Foundation
James A. Reed
Missouri
White House
Reed
Smith
New York
Ritchie
Maryland
Hoover
Dawes Benator Curtis
Kansas
Willis
Ohio
Lowden
Illinois
Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Overman
North Carolina
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Dawes
Curtis
Carm Thompson
Columbus
Army Experiments In Motor Transport At Camp Meade
Army tests at Camp Meade in summer to study motorized transportation across varied terrain and conditions. Units include the 34th Infantry Fort Eustis, 4th Tank Company Camp Meade, 6th Field Artillery Fort Hoyle, 61st Coast Artillery Fort Monroe, 1st Engineers Fort DuPont, 1st Signal Fort Monmouth, and medical detachment Carlisle Barracks, among others.
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International News Service
Washington
Army
Camp Meade
Maryland
War Department
34Th Infantry
Fort Eustis
6Th Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
61St Coast Artillery
Fort Monroe
Virginia
1St Engineers
Fort DuPont
Delaware
1St Signal Company
Fort Monmouth
New Jersey
Carlisle Barracks
Pennsylvania
Ele
Training of mechanized units to commence at Camp Meade
The army plans a mechanized force buildup with the 1st ammunition train at Fort Hoyle and additional units from Camp Meade and Michel Field to participate. The Third Corps Area will oversee tests, with the 16th and 17th tank battalions and an air corps observation squadron to join. Early March issues will consolidate units for concentrated development ahead of July 1 tests.
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Fort Hoyle
Third Corps
Camp Meade
Air Corps
Michel Field
S. 1
3Rd Cavalry
Fort Meyer
Virginia
St Pauls Cathedral Declared Out Of Danger
London January 26 St Pauls Cathedral once deemed a dangerous structure due to time damage is now out of danger. Repairs moved quickly with significant progress including completion of crypt strengthening. Concrete filled pillars and steel reinforced bases end the urgent threat to the historic church.
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International
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Lithiated Buchu Advertised For Night Urination Relief
Rev W H Mitchell of Columbus Ohio cites his wife relief from nightly bladder irritation after using Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula. He says she reduced nightly trips from six to eight. Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio markets the tablets at two cents each locally via Randall Drug Co.
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W. H. Mitchell
Park St
Columbus
Ohio
The
Columbus Dispatch
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Randal Drog Company
Varied hues and fabric weaves in new spring shoes
Dallas reports reveal footwear forthcoming for women with rainbow color schemes in fabric or reptile skin, buckles and three-button laces. Designers keep designs secret ahead of the March 1 psychological season as Easter wardrobes loom. Suede, wood brown tones, black satin and patent leather will lead early spring styles coordinated with hats and purses.
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Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma
Texas
Milady
Fashion notes on spring shoes hats and hosiery
The article describes spring fashion trends with suede purses matching feather shade shoes and hats. Hosiery shifts to paler tints as colorful sport shoes come into demand for summer displays.
Grand Ruth of Eastern Star Dies in Kentucky
Mrs. Rosetta Max Levy, 60, grand Ruth of the Eastern Star, and wife of Herbert M. Levy, operator of Louisiana department stores, died in Louisville on Wednesday after a life tied to the national organization.
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Grand Ruth
Eastern Star
Kentucky
Associated Pross
Louisville
Rosetta Max Levy
National Organization of the Eastern Star
Herbert M. Levy
Louisiana
Court Reverses Two Year Liquor Sentence In Dillon Case
In Lubbock County J W Dillon's two year liquor sentence was overturned by the Court of Criminal Appeals. The ruling cites prejudicial introduction of a search warrant and its affidavit in the liquor trial. Austin bureau AP reports the decision was handed down yesterday.
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The
Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
J. W. Dillon
Lubbock County
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