Arkansas two disabled state officials set to take office
Lovingly chronicled biographies tell how J Oscar Humphrey of Belleville and Page of Page overcame crippling injuries to win nominations for state auditor and commissioner of mines manufacturers and agriculture. Their campaigns emphasize perseverance and public service as Arkansas eyes first pair of physically handicapped officials.
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Bysnea Service
Lattle Rock
Ark
J. Oscar Humphrey
Mtate
Page
Fox Commissioner of Mines, Manufacturers and Agriculture
Beth
Arkansas
Jason
Humphrey
Yolition
Oncer Humphrey
Arkansan
Shove
Earl Page
Legions
Dardanelle
Dequeen
Children to Do the Talking Under St Louis School Plan
St Louis public schools adopt the Problem Technique of Teaching where pupils mainly talk and reason. Teachers constrain to 20 percent of instruction as students solve history geography and literature problems. Drill aims for automatic mastery with memory minimized and emphasis on real life use.
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St. Louis
Howe
F. M. Underwood
Pike's Peak
Underwood
St.Louis
Tom Mix Cleared of Battery Charges in Court Fight
Los Angeles report states film star Tom Mix was found not guilty of two counts of battery after a dispute with Will Morrissey, stage comedian, in Municipal Court. The case concluded with Mix’s victory.
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Min
Los Angeles
Tom Mix
Will Morrissey
Tolú Woman in $200000 Fraud Case Involving Buenos Aires Bank
A Tolú woman identified as Barta Kyl is held by Bella Moritzone police in a $200000 fraud tied to a robbery at the Continental Cereal Export Company in Buenos Aires. Jose Roura, cashier, allegedly cashed a cheque for $208000 and fled with the funds instead of transferring them to the Buenos Aires branch of the Bank of Torton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SOA
Buenos Ayres
Bank of Torton
Lettuce Leaves Separated By Scissors At Base
Instructions advise cutting the iceberg lettuce stalk at the bottom with scissors and running cold water into the cavity so the leaves separate easily.
Giant rattler ends in a gun clash at border fence
Florida wildlife notes report Elie Whiddon, state cattle ranger, killed a seven and a half foot rattlesnake during patrols along the Georgia Florida border. The massive reptile, described as the largest in reptile history, was slain with a few shots after challenging a patrol gun, with its skin to be kept as a trophy.
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Siedurta
Florida
Elie Whiddon
J. M. Sutton
Georgia
Atrands
Whiddon
Athletics and White Sox Brawl Over Close Plate Call
Philadelphia Athletics manager Lena Blackburne argued with umpire Barry after Ted Lyons was ruled out sliding home on Humefield's single. Blackburne was escorted from the floor but refused to quit as Barry issued four warnings.
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Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Barry
Ted Lyons
Humefield
Philadelphia ‘Athletics
Chicago
Depositors May Be Allowed to Draw Checks on Savings Bank
Depositors in the Post Office Savings Bank of England may soon be permitted to draw checks against their accounts. The change would enable customers to use checks for withdrawals and payments, potentially simplifying transactions for savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Savings Bank of England
Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
Kelvinator
Kelvinator-equiree
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Belleville
Malon
Ased
Littlejohn
NEA
New York City
Joe Garside
Horton
Mass
U. S. Department of Commerce
Boston
Washington
Tie Guys
TOLU
Seviof
Atlanta
Havana
Mai Gat
Cress
Coboania
Snr
W. L. Anidress Motor Co
Dothian, Alabama
Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
de Soto Motor Corporation
Detroit, Michi
Chrysler Corporation
Oa D
Kelvination
Patterson Electric Company
Rel Vinator Electric
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