States to Share 950000 From National Forests
Washington reports forest receipts for the year ending June 10 will total 2,451,469.55, with 25 percent distributed to states for schools and roads and 10 percent for local road and trail improvements. Montana leads with 314,000 in receipts and 79,689.78 to schools. Idaho and California follow with sizable shares. Alaska and other states receive smaller allocations under the same provisions.
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Amiownta
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Forest Service
Idaho
California
Arizona
Colorado
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Nevada
South Dakota
Alaska
Arkansas
Florida
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kanaas
Oklahoma
Michigan
North Dakota
Porto Hivo
Aricona
Georgia
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Ayetum
Diplomatic Banquet Wine Return Indicates Shift in Etiquette
Mrs. Robert Lansing, wife of the Secretary of State, declares wine will be served at diplomatic banquets, reversing the Bryan era grape juice policy. She notes diplomats may choose juice if preferred but will not be forced to abstain, reflecting a temperance stance among Washington society. Mrs. Lansing, daughter of John W. Foster, has long been a central figure in diplomatic circles.
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Nebraska
Robert Lansing
Lansing
Dr. Cardoza
Brazil
Masico
Washington
Bryan
Lansing Io
John W. Foster
Harrison
Seeing Man Shot in Mexico 15 Mere Diversion
In Mexico City on September 19 Rafael Mesa, a 40-year-old educated Mexican clerk turned counterfeiter, was executed after a failed plea for clemency. His wife was freed, while authorities deemed the crime severe. A crowd gathered as soldiers prepared the execution, but a final reprieve was announced and Mesa was allowed to kneel, then the scene shifted as a distant call disrupted the event.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Rafael Vesa
Mesa
Mbea
Mewa
Comisario
Peralville
Waitt Walt
Cal
Tinoos
Ted
Three School Boys Win Prizes With Hogs
Washington dispatch reports that three sons of a dairy farmer seven miles from Ma... won prizes for hogs in a juvenile judging contest.
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Washington, Rept
Bibb County Pig Club members show savings from farm project
Department of Agriculture reports Bibb County boys joined the Pig Club and saved in Macon banks. Three members entered purebred Duree Jersey pigs, kept feed and weight records, and plan to exhibit at fall fair. Deposits totaled over 150 dollars and will be pledged toward future pig projects.
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Department of Agriculture
Bibs County Pig Club
Macon
Grand & Metal Sariogs
Bibb County Pig Club
Execution at the police station scene in Mesa
In Mesa a crowd watches as a prisoner is executed after a firing squad is ordered to proceed. A priest comforts the man before the volley, then Gonzales delivers a final shot. The body is displayed at the police station as a warning to evildoers while a sobbing woman with three children watches.
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Maxfean
Tinoco
Mesa
Tie
Gonzales
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results show Cincinnati 7 over St Louis 1 and New York 8 over Philadelphia 7 while Boston defeats Pittsburg 8 2. American League games include St Louis 8 New York 1 Detroit 2 Cleveland 6 and Philadelphia 2 Boston 7. Federal League reports Buffalo 3 Kansas City 1 Pittsburg 0 Brooklyn 2 Newark 0 St Louis 3.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Newark
War Threatens Ruin to Swiss Hotel Men
War devastates Swiss tourism and hotel profits as 4 000 hotels employ 43 000 people with 5 600 000 dollars in annual wages. Hotelkeepers urge government relief including a state system of mortgages on inn furniture and a two year grace period after hostilities end for mortgage interest. Swiss tourists spent over 100 million in 1954 with 1 million on stamps and souvenir cards and 400 000 on telegrams and phone calls.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Swiss Tourist Trade Shifts With War Impact
The National Exposition at Berne reveals eight to two splits in fare and freight, with customs duties keeping a small balance. English French German and American travelers accounted for 60 percent of Swiss tourism. The 1914 war reduced hotel rates to 40 percent.
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Onva
Berne
Retelp
Information Sought on L. T. Koch by Wilsonville Attorney
Walter W. Wright of Wilsonville H seeks whereabouts of L. T. Koch a former resident who left October 1 1914 for a trip leaving a wife and son. Koch was a blacksmith and was reported to have been in the area last June.
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Walter W. Wright
Wilsonville, H
L. T. Koch
Treat
Sunday oe Lenter. Most metro politan pa ever published on Wyo
Sunday note appears to reference a metropolitan page or feature in a Wyoming edition. It lacks clear names, dates, or events to identify a specific person, place, or incident for a concise news item.
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Wyoming
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