Plan to Save Waterfowl From Drought Hits Meeting
BISMARCK July 18. Conservation officials from four states and one Canadian province met to draft emergency measures to save waterfowl from drought. A recommendation to President Hoover and Secretary Hyde urged banning waterfowl hunting this fall. Breeding grounds across many areas are dry. Sioux Falls leader Merle J Brown urged a closed season, warning the situation is alarming and urging Western states to cooperate to conserve waterfowl.
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Bismarck
N. D
Tera
South Dakota
Montane
Mini Twaota
Manitoba
Hoover
Hyde
Maurek
Sioux Falls
Merle J. Brown
Sion Falls
Chicago Educators Face Months of Unpaid Wages
In Chicago, teachers, janitors, lunchroom staff, and other civil service workers have not received pay for up to two months or more as local tax income collapsed. Interviews reveal families struggling, with one janitor supporting five children on scant funds and relying on a single dollar as relief. No relief system is in place and welfare departments won’t help, leaving workers to endure mounting bills while continuing to seek relief or wage payments.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Moore
Civil Service
United Charities
Mast
Sid
County Welfare Department
School Board
Eek
First Year Teacher Faces Pay Crisis in Strained Rural School
A new elementary school teacher, the writer notes, is cheerful yet pressed by poverty. After normal school graduation and years wait for a post, she supports five siblings and sacrificed last year’s clothes for students. She plans a new outfit but lacks funds as tax money remains overdue and public sympathy for teachers' hardship is sought.
Duces Wife Is Secluded Woman
Signora Mussolini, wife of Il Duce, lives largely private in Rome. Her days center on managing Villa Torlonia, supervising breakfast, schooling her children, planning purchases, and small social visits. She rarely attends formal events, keeps a tight routine, and shares quiet family life with Vittorio Bruno Romano and Anna Maria.
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Rome
Signora Mussolini
Duce
Italy
Haly
Rachele Mussolini
Li Duce
Carpena
Donna Rachele
Villa Torfonia
Via Nomenna
Edda
Romano
Anna Maria
Doana Rachele
Galeazzo Ciana
Vittoria
Bruno
Sone
Barhele Musolini
Vittorio
Eeol
Synthetic Cotton Production In USSR Advances Fast
In Moscow on July 18 an Institute for Experimental Research announced a new fiber process converting flax hemp ramie into a cotton substitute. The device, using a three minute defibrillation and baths, eliminates rolling and could boost textile output to reduce cotton imports by next year. Alexander Kramoschekov, head of the textile fibers trust, says 20,000 tons of substitute cotton may be produced from bass fibers in 1932.
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Moscow
Institute For Experimental Research
Russia
Bry
Soviet Union
Alexander Kramoschekov
The
Trust For New Textile Fibers
Pald
Bass
Radio Features Update With Downey Eye Injury
Morton Downey suffers eye injury after lamp exposure causing weeklong theater cancellations. Ruth Etting signs first extended radio contract to sing on WEAF NBC Sundays starting July 3 and again July 28 for six weeks with Rubinoff orchestra. Various radio listings follow for WABC CBS WEAF NBC WJZ NBC with acts and schedule changes.
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Ruth Etting
Weaf-Nbc
David Rubinoff
Wabc-Cbs
New York
Hillig
Holms
Copenhagen
Henry Burbig
WABC
CBS
National High Gehgal Orchestra
Mich
WJZ
MBC
Odette Myrtle
Healy and Croes
Wirges
WEAF
NBC
Guy Lombardo
Parole Denied for Adolph W. Ewert In Embezzlement Case
Adolph W. Ewert, serving a one year sentence for embezzling while treasurer for the state rural credits department, was denied parole by the state board of charities and corrections at a meeting in Sioux Falls. The board reserved four years of this sentence and noted a new law taking effect July 1 could have allowed parole if recommended, affecting possible action by Governor Warren Green.
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Adolph W. Ewert
Siouk Falls
Stete
State Board of Charities and Reerections
Yeetteday
Percle
Warren Green
Park Bathing Tragedy Leaves Man Critical In Water
A man identified as Forbes, D, was injured during a Park bathing incident when he fell into the water near trees and struck submerged debris. Initial reports suggested critical condition, later described as not serious by his physicians.
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Aly Ao Forbes
Redfield Bank To Pay 3 Percent Dividend Soon
Receiver W. Hookway says the Redfield Bank will issue a 3 percent dividend to creditors who filed claims after the Comptroller of the Currency authorized payment. Orders sent to Washington will be signed and returned to finalize payments, aiding Redfield liquidity.
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Redfield Bank
American National Oo
Washington, D. C
Tee
Washington
Redfeld
W. Hookway
Redfield
Rainfall Helps Raymond Crops Amid Heat Wave
In Raymond on July 1 a brief shower and light hail north of town brought about a half inch of rain. Corn and potatoes showed stress from drought but may recover. all other crops and alfalfa need moisture. Wall grain harvests progress with light yields.
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Raymond
Open Bridge Frankfort Set To Open July 24
Special report says the new concrete bridge over the James River on Highway 212 will be opened to the public on July 24. A celebration will be staged during the opening days with planned activities.
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Frankfort
James River
Highway 212
Wind Storm Damages Homes and School in Outskirts
A wind storm and rain struck the area causing the rear wall of Frank Hannigan's home to be damaged. The school building lost a chimney on Archie LeClaire's south-side barn. Rain totaled about .45 inches, ending a long drought and spurring expectations of abundant fodder despite uncertain corn revival.
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Frank Hannigan
Archie LeClaire
Redfield College Announces Standard Courses
Redfield college of junior baccalaureate will offer standard courses beginning July 18 at Redfield. The program aims to provide foundational studies and formal credentialing for students pursuing early higher education.
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Redfield
Redfield College
Redfield College Seeks Enrollment and Budget Support
The chamber cooperates to recruit a large autumn student body and approves a 2000 appropriation for the college budget. Among long ago graduates are notable Redfield figures including W F Bruell Claude Sterling and Roy T Bull. Redfield hosts a high school Plainview academy and a secondary school with accredited courses.
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Chamber of Commerce
Redfield
W. F. Bruell
Ator
Spink County
Claude Sterling
United States
Thos. Sterling
Wealey Clark
Roy T. Bull
Wim, Beckmep
Plainview Academy
Redfield College
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