Survey Shows Crops Damaged by Dry Conditions statewide
The June 1 survey led by Agriculture Secretary Howard M Gore and Thomas P McDowell of the Federal Bureau of Soctions reports widespread drought harms. Wheat, rye, oats, hay and pastures show poor yields. fruit crops like peaches and pears are weak with limited blooms and low prospects. Production forecasts fall well short of 1931 levels across multiple crops.
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Ty Howard M. Gore
Comm Agriculture
Thomas P. McDowat
Federal Bureau of Squevonorsies
Tee
Clever
Timothy Hey
Jane
el Sear
EU Ste
Wild Bay
Kaiser Wilhelm dropped from Spain army rolls
Madrid report states ex Kaiser Wilhelm II is removed from the Spanish army roster. Ex king Alfonso XIII had appointed him honorary captain general, but the 1982 Military Almanac omits his name. The republic has no captain general and may not appoint lieutenant generals. General Aguilera’s rank was later deemed unnecessary, with Azana curbing the post.
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Madrid
UPIJ
Wilhelm II
Alfonso
X-Xaltet
Sint
Francisco Aguilers
Wicteriano Weyer
Statue Found as Lost Treasure of Art in Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE Wis UP Workmen remodeling an altar in a church uncovered a statue with a Giovanni Dupre signature near its base. The 19th century sculpture shows the crucified Christ reclined against Mary and was once bought at the Paris Exposition of 1887 and given to St Gall’s Church. It later moved to Ges church in 1840s and remains a noted historic piece. Meanwhile a St Louis suit claims a $650000 breach of promise after a long courtship.
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Milwaureze
Wis
Giovanni Dupre
Dupre
Integra
Mam E. Cramer
Wisconsin
St Galle
Ges Church
Girl Is Never Tardy In 10 School Terms
Mina Elizabeth Virginia Zoll, 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Fail of Rouge Street, has not been absent or tardy during her 16 years of schooling. She attended public school three years and a parochial grade school four years before entering Sacred Heart High School. She will join the mentor class next fall and is a member of Sacred Heart church.
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Mina Elizabeth Virginia Zoll
Edward E. Fail
Rouge Street
Sacred Heart High School
Sacred Heart Church
Judge Lively Seeks Post on High Court Nomination
Judge Frank Lively of the state supreme court announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination to succeed himself on the high court. He was elected in 1820 and his term expires December 31, 1832. A Monroe County native, he graduated from Concord College and West Virginia University Law, began practice at Hinton, and served as prosecuting attorney for Summers County and later as attorney general and state pardony.
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Frank Lively
State Supreme Court
Judge Lively
High Court
Monroe County
Concord College
West Virginia University
Hinton
Summers County
Torney
Engines Named After Famed English Punts
Engines named after famous hunts begin production of 18 express passenger locomotives. Each locomotive will bear a nameplate surmounted by a fox and carry brase nameplates. Names include Branham Moor Zetland York and Ainsty Badsworth Bedale Bilsdale Bruce of Derwent Pytchley Cleveland Holderness Hurworth Middleton Percy Sinnington Maintendall. The huntsman, regardless of country, finds these names redolent of premier chases in Great Britain.
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Eipg
Hunt
Cary
Fox
Branham Moor
Zetland
York & Ainsty
Badsworth
Bedale
Bilsdale
Bruce of
Seven Arrested as Prohibition Agents Seize Beer and Whiskey
Federal agents arrested seven people Friday afternoon on charges of possessing and selling beer and liquor. Dolores Innes was seized in a Washington Street raid with 100 quarts of beer. Madison Street raid yielded 122 quarts and 18 customers told to wave. Other seizures included Clendenin and Charleston streets with beer and a gallon of whiskey. John Bailey and Edward H. Wickerson among those arrested. Court hearings set for Monday before Justice C. E. Jarrett.
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Justice of the Fence
C. E. Jarrett
Dolores Innes
Washington Street
Madison Street
John Bailey
Clendenin Street
Fred Williamson
Jeexie Lb
Asbury
Charleston Street
Edward H. Wickerson
Summers Street
Charleston Union
Joan D. Boots
Columbia Coffee Goes to Foreign Markets With Colorful Bags
In Bogota President Olaya Herrera decreed that exported coffee must be shipped in green striped bags marked Product of Colombia. Government testers will label each bag with its grade and the district where the coffee was produced.
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Bogota
Olaya Herrera
Colombia
City Adopts State Ice Cream Regulation For Charleston
Charleston board of health announces adoption of state ice cream and frozen milk product rules to improve sanitation and equipment. Health Commissioner Dr Hugh B Robins says most local manufacturers pledged cooperation after a June 9 conference, with July 1 as the effective date. The standards include pasteurization directives and bacteria limits.
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Board of Health of
Charleston
Hugh B. Robina
Heath
Health Department
Health Department of
United States Public Health Service
West Virginia
State Health Department
Robins
James Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Health
Goitre Not a Disease Claims Spark Milwaukee Debate
A Milwaukee report argues goitre is not a disease and should not be treated as one. The letter cites research and a physician named Bock claiming a different treatment method has proved remarkably successful for his patients. A Milwaukee address is given for correspondence.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ee & A Bock
Milwaukes
30 Day Terms Given On Larceny Charges
Sentences of 30 days each were imposed by Municipal Judge D. Boone yesterday. Dawson and Clark Jeckson were charged with larceny of a pocket book containing 96 from Mrs Roy Roberts of Virginia Street. Eugene Haywood faced larceny of five shirts from Mr Levi. Beard case on driving while intoxicated continued to June 13. Bart Bertin case continued to June 14. Lewis Via drunk driving charge dismissed. Tena Fou moonshine possession and W J O neil moonshine prevention cases continued to June 13.
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D. Boone. Dawson
Clark Jeckson
Roy Roberts
Virginia Street
Eugene Haywood
Levi
C. W. Beard
Hiquar
Bart Bertin
Lewis Via
Tena Fou
W. J. O'Neil
American Legion District Meet Set for Montgomery on July 10
The American Legion eighth district convention will be held at Montgomery on July 10. Attendees will elect a district commander a delegate to the national convention and a member of department committees. Pat J Brady of Elkridge is named district commander. Truck and bus competition is estimated to cost a loss of 60 600.
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American Legion
Eighth’ District
Montgomery
Pat J. Brady
Elkridge
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