Richmond VA Installs First Lady as de facto Governor
Virginia gains a First Lady who often acts as the governor’s aide, handling official correspondence and pardons. Violet Elizabeth McDouall Pollard, wife of Governor John Garland Pollard, will continue living in the executive mansion as the couple wed in Winnipeg. The marriage makes them the first newly wed occupants recalled in generations.
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Richmond
Virginia
Atte Migs
Elizabeth McDouall
John Garland Pollard Tare
Winnipeg
Cari
Ada
California
Pollard
Suzanne
Herbert Lee Boatwright
Washington
Sleeping Sickness Claims 13th Life
Miss Vivian Freeman twenty of suburban Carsonville died yesterday from sleeping sickness, raising the epidemic toll to thirteen. Her death occurred hours after admission to isolation hospital where artificial respiration and an inhalator were used for more than an hour. Three of forty nine patients remain in grave condition, all elderly, with several others reported to have recovered. About one hundred thirty seven cases have been reported, most residents of St Louis County.
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St, Louis
Vivian Freeman
Carsonville
Miss Freeman
Isolation Hospital
St. Louis County
Promise Help In Lake Construction Near Viborg
Promoters in Tur ner county plan a 30 acre lake project on Turkey Ridge creek north west of Viborg near Freeman. County commissioners will build the dam, Freeman gun club to construct the spillway, and local farmers will supply teams. A mass meeting committee aims to raise 1500 by subscription, with landowners willing to sell at five dollars an acre.
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Viborg
Turkey Ridge Creek
Freeman
Turner County
Freeman Gun Club
Austria Hires Aspirants for Civil Service Apprenticeship
Austria inaugurates a new class of government workers called aspirants as part of unemployment relief. Applicants must be under 28 and willing to work full time for seven dollars a month. Ladies Aid to Meet Bonilla. Aug. 22 Special notice that the Ladies Aid will be entertained at the F. Young home on Thursday, Aug. 24.
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Austria
Vienna
Ladies Aid
Bonilla
Young
Increase Seen In Big City Building
Washington reports a 1 percent rise in residential construction in larger cities during July from a year earlier, with the total value up 4.3 percent. In cities with 10,000 or more population, construction activity fell 6.9 percent in number and 8.8 percent in cost from June to July, while total building operations dropped 10.6 percent in number and 11.3 percent in value.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Boy Honored for Denouncing Father in Grain Drive
In the north Caucasus and Mid-Volga regions up to about 100000 children from kindergarten to sixteen are used to harvest grain under political sections. Nine year old Mischa Sarakin denounced his father for excess grain, earning new books and stationery, while others received Lenin works and clothing as rewards.
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Moscow
North Caucasus
Ukraine
Mid-Volga
Kharkov
Ois
Mischa Sarakin
Mischa
Lenin
Paradise Reelected Governor of Ahepa
George N. Paradise of Sioux City was reelected district governor of the Abera lodge at the 26th district convention in Sioux City. Grand Island won the contest to host the 1934 convention, defeating Sioux Falls. Ferris Bound Over Harry Ferris charged with desertion was bound over to circuit court after a preliminary hearing detailing his June 30 departure with wife and two children. British Criminals Youthful Forty two percent of England and Wales indictable offenders convicted last year were under 21.
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Paradise
Ahepa
Sioux City
George N. Paradise
Abera Lodge
Sioux Falls
Grand Island
Ferris
Harry Ferris
Lyle
Norma
London
England
Wale
The Best in Radiolani by C Secarin on air schedule
Central Standard time reports a August football all star game broadcast from Chicago. Hal Totten will narrate WEAF NBC at 9 15 p m with Fred E Smith on CBS W ABC. Additional speakers include William Green and Wm G McAdoo plus General Omar Niles Harbord on NBC stations later August 29.
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New York
All-Stars
Chicago
Hal Totten
Weaf-Nbc
Alfred E. Smith
NBA
William Green
Radio Schedule Fragments Spotlight Evening Lineup
A fragmented radio guide lists WEAF NBC programs such as 7 PM Ben Bernie and 9:30 PM Talkie pictures, plus Pacific Relation Institute discussion, Lewisohn Stadium concert, and various symphonies. Other entries include Isham Jones orchestra, Esther Leaf organ, and Southern symphonies on NBC CBS networks.
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WEAF
NBC
Ben Bernie
Radio Forum
Wm. F.stevenson
Institute At Pacific Relation
Isham. Jones
WIJZ
NHC
Radio In Education
Lewisohn Stadium
Baltimore Municipal
WAHC
CBS
Esther Leaf
WIZ
Inside view of code enforcement and relief measures
The article discusses Roosevelt era code enforcement, eyeing suspected violations and reporting to General Johnson, plus praise for the forestry camp relief program. It notes NEA gains and contrasts individual industry codes with blanket codes, highlighting public opinion power and congressional grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFR
Green
Johnson
Mr. Roosevelt
Editor Dies in Mandan Daily Pioneer Obituary
Earl P. Tostevin, 3 dollars monthly managing editor of the Mandan Daily Pioneer, died unexpectedly Sunday in Mandan North Dakota. He was known for his long service in journalism and his leadership at the paper.
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Mandan
N. D
Earl P. Tostevin
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White Sulphur Springs
Charle Bonachowitz
Milwaukee
Panama
American Federation of Hossiery Workers
Philadelphia
Bonachowitz
Chas, H. Robeson
Optometrist
Smith Jewelry Store
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
C. Secarin
Jamas
Moley
Cand
NEA
Riverside Tires Ore
Riverside
Riversides
America
Stier
Montgomery Ward
Dakota Ave
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