Modern New York Robotic Guards Protect Vaults And Stores
A detailed look at the underworld defense system in New York as banks jewelers and businesses deploy robot sentinels and infrared beams microphone cables and vibration detectors. Central offices relay alarms to guards within minutes and even fragile exhibitions like 750 white mice are protected for science.
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Sach
Tolay
New York
Jolmes Electric Protective Co
Food Research Laboratories, Inc
Holmes Company
Stock Exchange
Fifth Avenue
BE. W. Hornung
Raffles
Enduring Texas Longhorns and the Drought Era Legend
An account recalls the hardy Texas longhorns that survived droughts by grazing on sparse forage, contrasted with Hereford cattle. Once abundant across the Southwest, longhorns declined post Civil War, aiding Texas’ recovery and the cattle boom as settlers fenced ranges and routed ranching into smaller farms.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
America
New Spain
Mexico
San Domingo
Texan Republic
Abilene
Dodger City
Dakotas
Montana
Southwest
Secrets of Hollywood Kitchens
Lillian Roth shares a potato recipe memory inspired by a dinner with southern friends. The article describes Baked Stuffed Sweet Potatoes with walnuts pineapple marsmallows orange butter and salt, detailing baking scooping mashing mixing and topping steps.
Banks in Eastern Montana Promise Aid to Stockmen
Bankers meeting in Miles City under the Montana Bankers association pledged adequate financing for southeastern Montana livestock and agriculture. They expressed willingness to aid ranchers and farmers, stating no need for outside agencies and noting normal crop and range conditions. Paul Fisher of Wibaux was elected president for the coming year.
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Miles City
Montana
Montana Bankers’ Association
Eaders
Grover Lewis
Terry
Rosebud County
E. O. Jenkins
Midland’ National Bank of
Filmmakers Trek Forty Days for Fighting Caravans Location
Gary Cooper leads a 500 strong film caravan traversing California High Sierra for Paramount’s Fighting Caravans location scenes based on Zane Grey. Lily Damita Ernest Torrence and Tully Marshall co star with Eugene Pallette. Hartwig theatre release planned.
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Hollywood
California
Paramount
High Sierra Mountains
Zane Grey
Gary Cooper
Lily Danuita
Ernest Torrence
Tally Marshall
Emerson Hough
Hartwig Theatre
Hidden Cave Featured in The Lash at Hartwig Theatre
The Lash shoots on real locations near Brents Crag and Sleeping Lady Mountain four miles east of Malibu Rancho. Mary Astor stars with Marian Nixon Fred Kohler Arthur Stone James Rennie Barbara Bedford in a story set in early California and Los Angeles. The Reel tale shows a Spanish bandit legend linked to a 50 year old real cave hangout.
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Brents Crag Country Club
Bandita
Jim Grandall
Lash
California
Hartwig Theatre
Jim
Barthelmess
Frank Lloyd
Malibou Rancho
Ventura Boulevard
Sleeping Lady Mountain
Lanier
Virginia Bartlett
Los Angeles
Mary Astor
Marian Nixon
Fred Kohler
Arthur Stone
James Rennie
Barbara Bedford
Butter production in Montana rises in April report
Creameries in Montana produced 1,163,286 pounds of butter in April up 11,689 from April 1930 and 82,042 more than March 1931. April milk and cream output reached 66,668 gallons, down from April 1930 but higher than March 1931. Cheese output climbed to 124,975 pounds, up about 43 percent from March yet below April 1930.
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Heltna
Montana
Dairy Division
State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Treasury It Is Laid to Failure to Look Ahead
Washington on May 30. Senator Hull criticizes the treasury for failing to seize the gold harvest of 1929 and warn of inevitable tax increases. He accuses Secretary Mellon of aiming to raise taxes on the smaller taxpayer and questions the treasury’s failure to anticipate conditions for 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Treasury
Taxation and debt fears dominate post panic economic view
Senators Couzens Brookhart Borah and Hull clash over income tax plans and sinking fund use as they warn that deficits loom into the next fiscal year. They caution that tax revenue drops alone cannot cover the deficit while urging restraint over borrowing.
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Couzens
J. Mich
Brookhart
Borah
Iowa
Idaho
Hull
New
York World Telegram
Officers Elected by Normal Alumnae
Mrs E Davis was elected president of the local unit of the Normal college alumni association at the annual meeting. Miss Genevieve Albertson was elected vice president and Mim Ralph McFadden secretary treasurer. Plans for a picnic on June 22 were discussed. Many former alum from other sections will be in Dillon after summer school.
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8. E. Davis
Normal College Alumni Association
Genevieve Albertson
Mim Ralph McFadden
Dillon
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Science
Wits
Underworld
William Engle Lew
York Telegram
Western Electric
Fteeta
Sentinel
Wichita National Forest
Rio Grande
Secrets of
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Jillan* Roth
Pelzer
Fenway
Lady Pepperell
Fidelity
Victor
Richard Barthelmess
Vitaphone
The
Jack Pascal
Pete
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