Life's a Song: Verville town for disabled veterans planned
Harry Revel plans a one story, ramp friendly town of Verville for disabled ex soldiers. Eight houses per block surround a central recreation area with open air theater and a public main street. Fundraising and construction will be run by a civic religious and film personalities committee with veteran endorsements.
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Ed Bweeney
Birmingham
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Mally Polish Snakar
Thotville
Aviation Notes and Advances Across Regions
Aviation notes cover Montana convention at Montana State College June 20 21 with Northwest Airlines launching service to Gallatin Field and a farm aviation program. It discusses flying farmers and ranchers, aerial weather and livestock impacts, and a tragic incident. Also surveys northern Middlesex aviation growth, airparks, and postwar international pilot distribution. The piece notes a cargo plane the Yakchild Packet and a rescue flight delivering supplies to Eskimos in Petersen Bay northern Canada.
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Canadien Mounted
Andrew Wilvert
Petersen Bay
Capitol Hill Hears Earnest Prayer from Senate Chaplain
Washington reports on the Senate chamber scene as Rev Peter Marshall delivers a concise sermon in the chamber. The piece traces Marshall's rise from a Scottish immigrant to a renowned preacher and notes debates over his appointment.
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Peter Marshall
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Home Fires Impel Cat To Complete 600 Mile Jaunt
Boots the wandering cat traveled some 600 miles over two years to finally return to Mrs. Raymond McCullough in Albion, Pennsylvania. The tale notes Boots left for her mother Mrs. Mosher’s care in Albion, escaped, and after months apart found his way back into the McCullough home via an open window. A saucer of milk accompanied the return, ending the long absence with a quiet reunion.
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Raymond McCuligh
McCullough
Report Card Blues at Natick School
Natick Massachusetts pupil Lady May faces possible promotion issues after poor reports in reading writing spelling arithmetic and geography. Contrastingly her younger brother Geneva II shows better progress while Lady’s conduct receives a straight four for 52 weeks.
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Heabstrad
Nathan Rice School
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Telena
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Stand Back Ladies Bill Aims Five Tenths Tax on Drinks
Cheyenne Wyoming lawmakers introduce a proposal to impose a five tenths tax on beverages as part of a broader effort to regulate drinking. The measure appears in the state legislature's early proceedings seeking revenue and public policy changes.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Retired Railroad Man To Run Model Train
Allen RL Wilson, a former railroad worker aged 48, plans to devote more time to his hobby. He will operate a miniature railroad with 400 feet of track, several locomotives, and a pond or quarry scene, including a small drawbridge.
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Froun Debema
Aner
Allen RL Wilson
Pennsylvenia Wilzoug
Shipping Crisis Impends and Wheat Exports Rise
Shipping bottlenecks loom as freight car construction lags amid growing wheat exports and industrial slowdown. Officials warn a minor crisis could become a major transport block unless loading orders and car supply are steadied. the Interstate Commerce Commission plans to assume full loading control beyond June 30.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Alers
Slim Chance Survey Shows No Likely Mood Decline
Washington report from the Joint Senate Home Economic Committee says most of 83 survey respondents foresee a mild recession this fall but do not support a near term depression. Prices and wages are expected to fall or hold through January 1, while business optimism varies by sector. Hearings on the economy are set to begin next week with Sen. Robert Taft leading the inquiry into price trends and foreign impact on the U.S. market.
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Robert Aatt
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Ohio
Matt
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