Quarantine Debated Over Morelos Fruit Fly Spread
Texas and California Florida and federal officials meet on Morelos fruit fly findings in the lower Rio Grande valley. A nationwide quarantine is debated with calls for targeted area controls and careful study before actions. Texas works with growers to prevent spread while assessing costs and effectiveness.
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Associated Press
Lashington
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
California
Florida
Ral
C. L. Marlatt
Mexico
United States
Dinburg
Tex
Lower
Grande Valley
J. W. Kirkpatrick
State Department of Agriculture
System Picnic Brings Canyon Crew and Families Together
The annual picnic of the "M" System stores and employees and their families was held Sunday at the Upchurch ranch in the canyon. About 100 attendees from Panhandle stores and markets joined in swimming, diving, and races. Speakers including C. W. Furr, S. C. Rohnson, and E. J. McCartt highlighted growth of the system over the past two and a half years.
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Canyon
Upchurch Ranch
Panhandle
Preckers
C. W. Furr
Rivland
S.C. Rohnson
Market Artment
E. J. McCartt
Ager
Service Men Host Orphans Dinner at Sudden Service
Police officer J. P. Ellin te and Sudden Service Station staff invite orphan children to a Sunday dinner at the Mistletoe main cafe on Sixth Street. Mrs Ellis Stockton baked a cake. ice cream from Mistletoe was provided. Assistant police chief Hammond and others attend. Afterward the children recite Bible verses and tour the station for cool drinks and photos. A note to The Globe urges support for the institution.
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J. P. Ellinte
Irvin
Globe
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Feet
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a guaranteed cure for foot pain swelling and odors. It claims relief within a minute of application and recommends nightly use plus morning touch ups. The copy cites camphor antiseptics and mentions Fox Drug Co and Post Office Drug as suppliers.
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Fox Drug Co
Moone
Flashes of Life Jerusalem and News From Across States
Jerusalem report claims Mount Nebo discovery of Moses tomb and Ark rest site. Captain Drake arrives in Plymouth after a long voyage from Charleston in a 36 foot ketch. Jersey City owner rewards police officer William Carroll with a stolen car. New York officials prepare for civil service exams and enforcement action. Radio fans can hear Commander Byrd on WIW at 600 meters. Bud Stillman elected Phi Beta Kappa in Princeton. Atlantic City jury awards Victor Thompson 25000 dollars for a crossing crash plea of heart trouble.
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New York
Byrd
Atlantic City
N. J
Victor Thompson
Co operative Marketing Urged in Rural School Courses
Secretary William Jardine urged teaching cooperative marketing in rural schools to train farmers in its principles and practices. He said systematic instruction could make cooperation an accepted method and integrate the whole farming business for a dignified rural life.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Jardine
American Institute of Cooperation
Directors to Meet Wednesday Night
Board of City Development directors will convene in Municipal auditorium at 7:80 tonight to discuss pending matters including funding U S Highway No 66. Colonel Haines, vice-president and general manager, says the meeting will decide future action and is the first under his leadership.
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Board of City Development Directors
Harve H. Haines
Colonel Haines
Mr. Haines
World's largest searchlight rises near Paris for aviator guidance
A beam from Mt. Valerien near Paris is claimed to be the world's largest searchlight. It will direct night air travelers from the English coast to Dijon and onward to Marseilles, even piercing heavy curtains.
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Mt. Valerien
Paris
France
England
Dijon
Marseilles
Chess Match Played By Radio Between China and Philippines
A radio chess contest between China and the Philippines in January proceeded under the Philippine Chess Association and the Shanghai Chess Club. Two games were played with more to follow as conditions permit despite war clouds.
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China
Philippines
Philippine Chess Association
Shanhai Chess Club
Evening cape with velvet collar described in wet scene
A gorgeous wet evening cape features a high ruffled black velvet collar. The piece exudes 19th century style with dramatic texture and rich fabric, suggesting a refined, dramatic outer garment suitable for damp weather.
Style's Seasonal Shift in Shirts and Socks
June 1 report from New York notes a rapid turnover in men’s socks and shirts as summer fashion shifts. French and German lisle socks top preference, silks fading. gray lisle best buys at $1 to $5, with tallied sizes 9½ and 11. Shirts move to cross stripes and light lisle, collar attached styles return and command $3 to $7 in bold fabrics.
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Curtis Woop
New York
Fifth Avenue
Gotham
Bumper Wheat Crop Harvest in Nebraska Declared
Lincoln Neb June 21 Nebraska will harvest a bumper wheat crop this year A E B Anderson federal crop statistician declared after a trip over the state Nebraska's normal wheat crop is 60 000 000 bushels
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
A. E B. Anderson
Fruit Tarts for Warm Days
The wary housewife bakes extra tart shells for hot weather. Fill with fresh strawberries or cherries and heat through to create charming desserts.
Government fights busses with railways buyouts
New Zealand government railways respond to bus competition by acquiring rival interurban bus lines or ending railway service. It purchases a key interurban bus route and starts a daily auto service to replace a tri weekly passenger train, with more changes planned.
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New Zealand
Lov es Tasteless Chill Promises Restored Color and Appetite
An advertisement extols Loves Tasteless Chill as a tonic that strengthens and invigorates, claiming it restores color to the cheeks and boosts appetite like a hungry boy. It markets quick energy and improved vigor through its tonic effect.
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Quick Pain Free Relief
A small bottle of Freezone sold by druggists claims to instantly numb and remove corns without soreness. It promises relief for hard or soft corns and corn between the toes, with easy lifting of the corn using fingers.
California Fig Syrup for Infants and Children
Old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup to relieve infant colic and constipation. It claims the syrup removes poisons and gases, notes it never cramps, and urges asking a druggist for the genuine product with printed directions for infants and children. It warns to say California to avoid imitation.
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California
Practical Summer Shirt Advice for Men
The article warns against wearing too fine and light shirting in heat and suggests choosing a sturdy broadcloth. It notes perspiration and wrinkling ruin dainty shirts, and recommends a serviceable fabric to avoid fashion mistakes.
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Bud) Stillman
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