Farm Secretary True Friend of Soil Interests
Washington July 3 Roosevelt notes Henry A Wallace, 45, as the youngest cabinet member and staunch ally of farm and soil interests. Wallace, secretary of agriculture, remains closely tied to rural life, spending summers in town only briefly and keeping to farm routines and outdoor work amid his busy Washington duties.
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Washington
Froudent Roosevelt
Maron
Henry A. Wallace
James A. Parley
Towa
Wallace
Mia Yaual
Hanch
Boys to Return From Civilian Military Corps Camp
Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana hosts a summer camp for 1 069 boys from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia. The program includes military drills athletics and first aid with exams for officer reserve corps. The field meet crowned winners and the camp charged 11 755 83 to run, with transport costs highlighted.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Suly
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Virginia
Miliery
Fort Harrison
Signal Corps
Bar
American Red Cross
Pair Charged With Larceny of Metal
Two men Benjamin Smith and Cecil Nichola were charged with larceny of brass from Wie Manawhs Woolen Mills building 10 Clenten. They fled the building with loot valued at 193 dollars and were arrested by officers Bergt Homar Miller Denk Bergt Adam Bird and William Jefferson. They are held in city jail to be heard before Municipal Judge Boone Dawson.
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Manawhs Woolen Mills
Clenten
Benjamin Smith
Cecil Nichola
Smith
Nichole
Lcot
Bergt
Homar Miller
Denk Bergt
Adam ‘Bird
William Jefferson
Boone Dawson
Training Draft Entrants at Camp Major Tyree
Orders assign Charles ton soldiers to Fort Knox for two weeks of training with the Kara Flawerga corps. Reports note electricity power use and payload equipment being prepared for deployment in Italy.
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Frank L. Tyree
Charleston
Fort Knox
Hlectria
Italy
Secondhand Lovers in New York City Romance
Distraught Janice Meaty travels to New York after a breakup and, under the guidance of Richard Blake, explores social scenes and cultural interests. Their days in Brooklyn and Manhattan unfold with dinners, theater visits, library stops, and shared conversations, hinting at a possible shift from marriage-driven life to companionship.
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Janice
Richard
Raila
Brooklyn
Lindy's
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Metropolitan
Mischa Elman
Nike
A& Astle
Max Beerboum
Misa Caraling
Jaundice and Diet Signals in Health Ed by Logan Clendening
A discussion on body colors from metals and vitamins links red iron to healthy blood and yellow jaundice to bile and liver issues. It notes vegetarian ideals and vitamin deficits in children, notes preventable and nonpreventable jaundice causes, and warns against overuse of pain drugs.
Cyanosis and skin color changes linked to heart and dye exposure
A reader note highlights blue skin from heart disease impairing blood oxygen, and blue tints from excessive headache remedies, shoe dye poisoning, and malignant pigmented warts. It cites a pamphlet offer by Dr Clendewing with self addressed envelopes and list of titles on health topics.
Detectives at World Association Convention Endorsing War on Crime
The World Association of Detectives gathered 160 agencies with a telegram to President Roosevelt endorsing the entire program for unresented war against all crime, especially kidnapping and racketeering, citing crime’s rise and fear affecting the nation's economy. Trving A. Cohen represented the West Virginia Investigation Bureau at the convention.
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War Virgins& Investigation
Purelu
Agendea
Worl Association of Detectives
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Trving A. Cohen
West Vvirginia Investigation Bureau
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Aahley
Sendra
Sonsa
Mie
Nowers
Jetice
Kina
Worsi
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Logan Clendening, M
Liegsrr & Mynas Toaacco Co
Clendoning
Cain
Logan Clendewing
NRA
Carey System, Inc
Enna
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitol St
Loe
Mosiery
Firat Floue
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