Heck Will Not Be A Candidate For Congress In Fourth District
Prominent Roane County oil operator Heck states he will not seek the Democratic nomination in the Fourth District. He cites time constraints and family duties, pledges support for the party and its Jeffersonian principles, and urges a thorough canvass to choose a candidate capable of advancing Democratic policies. He expresses regret at not offering his own candidacy while affirming commitment to party success.
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IdecAlbere
Heck
Roane County
Red Roalnese
Jack
Mir. Mvek
Democratic Party
Aleremarke
Ordin Pation
Wny
Three New England States Launch Aggressive Advertising Campaigns
Maine New Hampshire and Vermont join to promote Anomantver and regional strengths. Legislatures allocate about 120000 for a two year publicity program, boosted to roughly 250000 by private contributions. States tout climate, tourism, and seasonal scenery with promotional booklets featuring Vermont Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ronton
New England
New Hampanire
Astates
Brave
Rother
California
Florida
New
Vanpeilire
Mt. Mansfeld
ConnectiCut Valley
Montselier
Information Bureau Campaign Boosts New Hampshire Trade
A statewide publicity drive backed by Governor Brewster uses information bureaus and a broad media mix from posters to radio and motion pictures. The campaign claims to mobilize every citizen as a salesman for New Hampshire commerce and industries, with over fifty moving picture subjects released nationwide.
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Bunday
Hoston
St. Loula
Ita White Binantaline
Binnie
Prapakanda
Brewster
Newn
Racial Barriers Hit House Problem in California
June 19 report from San Francisco describes welfare workers studying housing strife caused by racial and social barriers affecting Chinese and Negro populations and even Japanese in Los Angeles. Chinatown overcrowding,禁止迁入 surrounding districts, and zoning limits are noted, with white flight and property concerns shaping housing access.
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San Francisco
California
Wel
Soria
Los Angeles
Chinatown
Nan Pranciaco
Chinewa Leadera
Pool Wheat Crops to Delay Selling
Farmers in Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and Colorado plan to market their 1926 wheat crop cooperatively this fall and winter. The Wheat Growers Association will act as selling agency after taking over the Kansas pool equipment, including a 400,000 bushel terminal elevator in Leavenworth and a 2,000,000 bushel facility in Kansas City. It aims to control wheat through the terminal elevator and gradual release into the market.
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Thouanda of Farmere
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Welling Agency
Kansas Pool
Leavenworth
Kanwae City
Ttta
Bible and primer join Wisconsin school reform effort
In Appleton and eighteen Wisconsin cities, schools and churches unite to promote religious education during grammar school hours. The program uses Bible based curricula and hymns taught by volunteer parents, with material aimed at universal Christian teachings and nonsectarian texts.
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Appleton
Wic
Wisconsin
J. H. Denyen
Lawrence College
Department of Religious Education
Appiston School
Oco
Sioux Indian Assimilation View By Bishop Burleson
The Sioux Indian agent and Episcopal bishop Hugh Lathner Burleson argues for rapid abolition of the reservation and amalgamation of Indian and white races in the Dakotas. He predicts 30 years of absorption by civilization and favors vocational schooling over college education, urging government counsel from those who know Indians better than politicians.
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Sioux Falls
Blehup
Indiana
Hugh Lathner Curteron
South Darkato
Episcopal Church
Bishop Burleson
Aati
Money for college brains says Dutch chemist in Ithaca
Dr. Ernst Cohen, Utrecht professor and president of the International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemistry, criticizes U.S. use of funds for buildings over brains. He urges higher faculty salaries to attract top scholars and notes European salaries exceed those in America. He predicts American universities will reach European standards with kept faculties. The report also mentions the Earl of Rhodesbury and his daughters singing in a Weymouth St Giles choir in a separate note.
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Ithaca
Rollegen
Ernst Cohen
Dutch Chemiat
Cerne
Cohen
Univeresty of
Utrecht
International Congress of Pure and Applied Chemiatry
America
Tfe
Physica
Europe
Kane Loney
Iowa Conference Sets Big Program At University of Iowa
Iowa City June 1. The fourth annual commonswealth conference at the University of Iowa June 26 30 will examine state rights versus federal authority in education fire prevention and welfare Rev Benjamin F Shataveh chairs the event. Panel questions probe potential surrender of state control to federal aid and the balance between local self government and centralization of power.
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Iowa City
Aorta Henjamin F. Shatbaveh
Ehaire
University of Iowa
Mussolini Cabinet Boasts Young Men
June 12 report notes Italy’s youth entering government posts once held by veterans. Premier Mussolini’s cabinet includes a 22 year old Under-Secretary for Public Works and several other young officials signaling a shift toward younger leadership.
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JOM
Phlsh
Kovernmentel
Grey -Hyarde
Mussolini
Stalo Balbo
Dul
Pino Granis
Moretta Alfatra
Ude
Interior minsters ages and tenure noted in report
The document lists officials such as Giacoma Suarda aged thirty-two and serving over two years, Clano the Minister of Communication, Belluzeo of National Economy, Glyrint of Public Worker, and others like Count Volus, Mocco, Fedele, and Di Sealen with ages ranging from a few years younger to sixty for Federroni the Interior minister.
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Giacoma Suarda
Mine Tatry
Aulistow
Clano
Belluzeo
Glyrint
Volus
Finance
Mocco
Justice
Fedele
Publia Instruction
di Sealen
Colanter
Federroni
Jean
Prize for Best Ad At Newspaper Advertising Convention
A handhome cup will be awarded to the newspaperman who presents the berr itory of an advertising success at the annual convention of the Association of Newspaper Advertising. Fort Worth Star-Telegram executive AL Le Human will present the award. Either single ad or matter may be offered in competition, especially those featuring expenditures.
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Philadelphia
Association of Newspaper Advertising
AL le Hhuman
Fort Worth Star- Telegram
Elngie
Maerien
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