Oil Men Split Over Hoover Meet In Colorado Springs
Colorado springs June 9 oil men divide at Hoover governors conference on an interstate compact to curb waste and over production. Independents push tariff protests while large operators and American Petroleum Institute back a compact. Federal officials say conservation policy on public lands remains central, with groups seeking allied support from western governors to push tariff and policy outcomes.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Governors’ Conference
Hoover
Atel
Merk L. Requa
Mic
Tarifrom
United States
W. H. Gray
National Association of Independent Oil Producers
American Petroleum Institute
E. B. Finney
Department of the Interior
Moon trip deemed futile by royal astronomer Dyson
London reports Sir Frank Dyson of Sueder 1 dismisses missions to the moon as futile. He argues the moon is dead with no air or water and notes sunrise films by J C Stewart show crater illumination over a month due to the moon's slow rotation.
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London
Frank Dyson
Sueder 1
Evening Standard
Dyson
J. C. Stewart
Princeton University
Earth
Arrests Ordered After French Disturbances
In Limoges authorities ordered the arrest of a former deputy and two others for inciting riots that broke out after Charles Baretaud was sentenced to hard labor for murder. About 450 were injured as crowds stormed the court, police patrols remain, and Baretaud was moved to a distant town amid security concerns.
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Limoges
France
Parliament
Charles Baretaud
Baretand
Devil's
Tea Drinking Seen as Sign of Prosperity in Britain
British statesmen say rising tea and sugar consumption signals prosperity as the average person now buys over nine pounds of tea and ninety pounds of sugar annually, up from prewar levels of six and a half pounds of tea and sixty-one pounds of sugar. They cite more disposable income and a tea-drinking matron as examples of growing spendable wealth.
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Britain
House of Terror continues with daring rescue plan
In a tense sequence at Coomber House, Brill Rupert and companions plan to smash a locked door under the staircase after hearing unsettling sounds. Joscelyn and Charlie join the effort as suspense builds toward a confrontation, while a separate Newcastle to Byford Moor journey introduces Mr Bones the new caretaker.
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Coumper House
Simon Brill
Tve
Gharie
Brill
Simo Bri
Joscelyn
Charlie
Coomber House
Bimon
Hrill
Poul
Miss Marlowe
Joslyn
Mr. Bones
Spriggs
Newcastle
Berg
Bones
Byford Moor
Wiy
Coomber ‘Ouse
Conmber ‘Ousa
Coomber
Feeteeth promise comfort for plates sold by A Potterfield
Advert shows a greatly improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates to keep false teeth firm and comfortable. It claims no gum taste, holds teeth in place, prevents popping, and leaves breath sweet and pleasant. Available at A Potterfield's, a drugstore.
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A. Potterfield’s
South African miners face meager monthly pay and welfare
Native coal miners in South Africa receive only ten to fifteen a month with board lodging and medical attendance provided.
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South Africa
Durban South Africa flight inquiry by Squadron Leader Sta calls
An obscure wartime note mentions an air trip involving Durban South Africa and a Squadron Leader identified as Sta. The fragment hints at a wartime or military call to duty or inquiry regarding flight plans or movements. No clear date or outcome is provided in the readable text.
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Durban
South Africa
Sta
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