Library Book Week aids Potter County display
The Potter County Library promotes National Good Book Week with a reading list for youth. Librarian Ruth Delzell notes the titles were chosen for entertainment value and high appeal, covering three groups from grades 3 to high school with works by Bagnold Baker Bazin Burnett Lofting Milne Wells and others.
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Potter County
Ruth Delzell
Bagnold
Alice and
Thomas and
Jane
Baker
Shasta of the Wolves
Bazin
Juniper Farm
Burnett
Sara Crewe
Coatsworth
Knock
Colum
James—Smoky” Lofting
Dr. Dolittle
Bears of
Blue River
Martineau
Lady Green Satin
Adventures of
Remi
Milne
Winnie the Pooh
Pyle
Pepper and Salt
Spyri
Heidi” Wells
Coco the Goat
Altsheler
Young Trailers
Barbour
Halfback
Ewing
Haskell
Katrinka
Hawthorne
Tabitha of
Lonely House
Jackson
Nelly
James
Big Enough
Jewett
Betty Leicester
Lewis — “Ho-Ming
Young Metzs
Heroes
Aviation
Ford
Janice Meredith
Hall—“High Adventure
Halliburton
Hemon
Maria Chapdelaine
Ramona
Kiyooka
Chiyo
Nordhoff
Texas Electric Rates Vary Across 1074 Schedules
The Federal Power Commission says Texas electricity users are billed under 1074 schedules. A survey of 63 utilities shows 276 residential, 210 commercial, 102 municipal and 170 general or 243 special rate plans. Nationwide, over 30,000 schedules exist from 3193 firms.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Texas
Sober anniversary marks 28 years for Irvine
Douglas Wyoming report notes Robert H Irvine celebrated his 28th sober anniversary after 28 years ago he drank and caused an accident. He has abstained from alcohol since and commemorates yearly with the water wagon sobriety milestone.
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Douglas
Wyo
U.P
Robert H. Irvine
Irvine
McGill Daily Launches Abolition Campaign at McGill
The McGill Daily, the official undergraduate newspaper, has begun a campaign to abolish or reform the Faculty of Arts at McGill University in Montreal, a leading Canadian institution. The action signals campus debate on college structure and governance.
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McGill
Montreal
Faculty of Arts
McGill University
Canada
McGill Daily
Bloomington teen wins Twain Award in nation contest
Richard Reed, a 14 year old student from Bloomington Indiana, was named the winner of a nationwide literary contest sponsored by Hannibal Missouri for the Mark Twain centennial celebration. The Associated Press photograph accompanies the report.
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Richard Reed
Bloomington, Ind
Hannibal, Mo
Mark Twain
Associated Press
Phata
Mexican Workers Rebuff Communism After Lom bardo Visit
Mexican labor groups rejected Lombardo Toledano’s statement praising the Soviet system after his return from Russia. He urged Lenin worship and described communism as the ideal system, a stance that sparked a so called red scare and drew firm labor opposition in Mexico City. The Moscow meeting drew about 8000 participants.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Russia
Lombardo
Moscow
Hernan Laborde
Mexico Aides Renew Ties with Russia Amid Propaganda Criticism
Indicted Again leaders push for renewed Mexico Russia relations while Regional Confederation of Workers and Peasants condemns Communist propaganda in Mexico. Lombardo faces questions over Moscow visit as officials deny Communist links and stress private property rights and foreign capital.
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Russia
Lazaro Cardenas
United States
Mexico
Confederation of Workers and Peasants
Lombardo
Cardenas
Plants timber belt to shield coast cattle
Beaumont reports J. E. Broussard begins a timber belt on his Labelle south ranch near Gum Island to guard cattle from winter storms after last year's coastal blizzard killed 20,000 head between Galveston and Cameron Parish. A wind-break proved cost effective on Elmer Boyt's Bolivar Peninsula ranch, reducing losses.
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Boyt
Ozark Opens New City Jail With Odd Diet Rule
Ozark Missouri has a new city jail but no inmates in its first month. City marshal cites unusual jail rule offering a milk and water diet as a possible deterrent to incarceration.
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Ozark
U.P
No Reading Matter No Tobacco No Cards and Visitors
A terse jail or institutional rule lists prohibitions including no reading matter no tobacco no playing cards no visitors and lights out at 7 o clock outlining strict daily discipline and enforced quiet hours.
Ring Found In Garden Sparks Antique Jewelry Theories
A crudely carved silver ring unearthed in a Vancouver garden draws collectors and researchers. One theory suggests it was worn by an ancient Chinese person, fueling curiosity about its origin and age.
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Vancouver
B. C
U.P
Kruschen health claim promises vigor and weight loss
An advertisement touts Kruschen tsax as a daily tonic to restore energy, sharpen the mind, and improve vitality for men around 60. It promises better digestion and organ function with a harmless daily dose, selling for 40 cents with no drastic effects.
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Kruschen Tsax
Malta
Kruschen
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Seymour Weiss
Huey Long
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Penney’s
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