Interest Weak in City Elections for School Board Seats
Voters show little enthusiasm as election looms with two school board terms and multiple municipal and county posts up for grabs in November. Incumbents on the City Council and Board of Education have not publicly announced reelection plans, amid rumors of potential candidates and several county offices due for renewal.
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Far From This One The Mink A North American Weasel
The mink is described as a long bodied, neatly proportioned North American weasel with a short Tegs unit that causes distinctive movement. It swims well and catches fish frogs crayfish clams as food, supplementing its diet of small mammals such as moles mice and rats. Length ranges about fifteen to twenty inches.
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Denouncing Intolerance in Political Faith Debate
Former Wyoming Governor Nellie Taylor Ross urged Democratic women to back a well qualified Catholic for U S president, asserting democracy is not a mere name. She stressed she is Protestant by birth and conviction and did not name any candidate, though Al Smith was the only Catholic often linked to the 1923 campaign.
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Harrisburg Governor Studies Key Appropriation Bills
Governor Hisher in Harrisburg spends time on appropriation bills awaiting signature. He met with budget secretary Arthur P. Townsend and received a Penn State College trustees delegation. The State College bill would fund over 84 million dollars for the next biennium.
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Dutch Tasman Discovers Van Diemen's Land in 1648
In 1648 the Dutch explorer Tasman discovered a large island near Australia. He named it Van Diemen's Land after the governor of Java. Later the island was renamed Tasmania in honor of the discoverer Tasman.
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Dr M Cuaig Speaks At Four Corrie Services
Dr J Aspinall McVanig educator and orator spoke four times in Corr City churches giving frank talks on social issues and male female relations. He urged education of coming generations in fundamentals of marriage and propriety and praised Father Tracy amid illness.
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Aimee's Bob Splits Church Over Hair Style
Los Angeles reports Aimee Semple MacPherson has reportedly caused a rift in her church after hair got cut short. Gindwyn Nichols, a former Angelus Temple radio announcer, cites the bob as the trigger for the split and notes last week's departure of about 100 former members.
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Vast Area Faces Long Siege of Poverty After Floods
Bruce Cation reports from Memphis on a Mississippi River flood that devastates the valley. Four million people are under water, with property losses near 100 million dollars, widespread poverty, farm collapse, and credit crises threatening the region for years.
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Flooded region and freak weather threaten Midwest towns
The Missouri River rises and small streams swell into rapid floods endangering homes across Missouri and Kansas. St Louis and Kansas City monitor rising gauges as extreme rains and heat waves batter the region amid widespread displacement and concern.
Wave of Chicken Thefts Spreads Near Corry
The Warten Times reports a spate of chicken thefts spreading toward Pittsfield as thieves raid farms. Charles Whitlock on the Wrightsville road lost ten prize chickens Friday night. Sheriff Grosch fears little evidence can secure arrests.
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First Million for Relief of Flood Victims
Washington April 35 The first million dollars of the five million asked by the Red Cross for flood relief in the Southern Mississippi valley will be on hand tonight. Reports show a total of $926,000 by noon. East chapters contributed $650,000 and mid western states $270,000. Pacific coast state reports pending. Wilmington Delaware chapter reported $18,000 including two gifts of $5,000 each to Pierre S DuPont and to the DuPont Company.
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McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Quick Weight Gain
Skinny men claim pounds in 30 days with McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. The ad touts body fat gain and improved health, offering a money back promise if a person does not gain six pounds in eight days, and notes Ames & Cound druggists sell the product at 60 cents per bottle.
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