Birth Rate Rises On St Croix Tomatoes
Washington reports the division of territories and insular affairs credits tomatoes for a rising birth rate on St Croix Virgin Islands. Officials note tomato cultivation alongside cornmeal and fish shifted diets, boosting vitamins and overall well being, while population grows to about 12 000 natives.
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Washington
Sept
Division of Territories and Insular Affairs
St. Croix
Virgin Islands
St Croix
Right
Bureau of Home Economics
St. Craix En Taved
Open House at New High School Unit in Huronia
Huronians toured the newly completed high school unit during today’s open house hosted by Supt A J Lang and the board of education. The $15000 project will be ready for occupancy when the term opens Sept 9 with classes starting Sept 10. additional city schools begin term next week.
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Sunerimendem
A. J. Lang
Board of Education
St. Teresa Parochial School
Huron Cellege
Schoory
John Dodge Dies at 85. Pioneer of Woonsocket
Woonsocket resident John Dodge died at his home on Petty Row at age 85 after 50 years in the city. He helped build Woonsocket and remained active, still golfed after his 18th birthday. Funeral services were to be held at the M E Church with burial in St. Louis beside his wife and daughter.
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Tletle
Mr. Hoogevelt
Mr. Landon
Sud
Roosevelt
Adimires
Ald Dorleen Welbers
Aberdeen
Republican
Convince Landon
St Louis
Ald Jurce Rushing
Centerville
Woonsocket
John Dodge
Woorsocket
Petty Row
Dodge
Dodre
M.E
St. Louis
Anita Mehlberg Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Circuit Judge Alva E. Taylor granted a divorce to Anita My. Mehlberg from Henry W. Mehlberg. The plaintiff cited cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married October 1997 and have no children.
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Alva E. Taylor
Anita My. Mehlberg
Henry W. Mehlberg
Mehlbergs
Mattind
Marriage of Anne Sheridan Secretly Ties Actress to Eddie Norris
Hollywood reports Anne Sheridan married actor Eddie Norris in a secret ceremony three weeks ago. The bride says marriage is a fine thing for a budding actress and stresses the importance of home life to her career.
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Anne Sheridan
Hollywood
Eddie Norris
Submarine Strength Rise Warned By Japan and Britain Move
Washington reports forecast a rise in world submarine tonnage beyond treaty limits after Japan plans to scrap 15 538 ton submarines. Officials say Tokyo sent a note mirroring Britain’s escalator clause use, allowing signatories to boost ship tonnages. Analysts suspect Japan seeks submarines over destroyers to maintain naval reach.
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Washington
Japan
Tokyo
State Department
Great Britain
Great Bruin
United States
Asuime
National Singles Matches Open At Forest Hills
Forest Hills hosts the national singles championships with stars like Fred Perry and Helen Jacobs entering. Perry and Budge lead top seeded fields as Wilmer Allison misses title defense due to back injury, with McDiarmid and Surface among other seeded players in action.
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Forest Hills
America
Fred Perry
England
Helen Jacobs
Berkley
Wilmer Allison
Perry
Don Budge
California
Allison
Ferry
Budge
Bob Swine
Lake Byron to Play Carpenter on Sunday
Lake Byron Waterbays resume play after a three week idle spell with a reorganization. They meet Carpenter at home next Sunday in Independemy League action.
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Lake Byron
Carpenter
Sunda
Ter
Independemy League
Palace of Pigeons and Fancy Sauce Stir at Police Court
In Pittsburgh Yee Kee admitted buying pigeons from neighborhood boys for small sums as part of a scheme. Police reports say the juveniles sold $1,000 worth of pigeons misrepresented as wares, with many pigeons valued at 100 each. Yee Kee was released and the boys referred to juvenile court.
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Associated Press
HOF
Pittsburgh
Yee Kee
Sylvester Stochr
Model airplane crash at Walsh Memorial Stadium reported
Police radio relayed an incident at Walsh Memorial Stadium where a model airplane with a nine foot wingspan and gasoline motor caused emergency response. A police car and ambulance arrived, but the wrecker and ambulance were not needed as the crash involved a nonfunctional display model.
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Walsh Memorial Stadium
Flag Stolen From City Hall Recovered By Veteran
In Santa Barbara a missing United States flag led police to a Spanish American War veteran who returned the banner saying he took it after sunset as instructed by flag etiquette. The case was dismissed.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
United States
Hall
Major League Leaders Summary Major League Leaders list
Major League leaders include top performers such as Averill Indians and Gubrig Yankees with batting totals and home run counts. Key figures: Ott Giants 28 home runs, Waner Pirates 1072 runs, Martin Cardinals 102 runs, and Lucas Pirates 28 3 pitching record.
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Durling
Averill
Indians
Gubrig
Yankees
Gebringer
Indi
Tehrig
Trosky
Larry
Browns
Powall
Yanes
Yankee
Meéwins
Cardinals
P. Waner
Pirates
J. Martin
Ott
Giants
Camilli
Klein
Phillies
Berger
Bells
Martin
Lucas
Hubbell
Clants
Redfield Physician Sells His Practice
Redfield physician Dr. Frans Cooley announced Tuesday he will turn over his practice to Dr. Paul Scallin after 11 years. Cooley plans two years of advanced study at the University of Pennsylvania. Scallin has practiced at Clark nine years and spent time at Kings County Hospital New York and the Peabody Clinic Webster.
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Redfield
Opecia
Frans Cooley
Paul Scallin
Clark
Cooley
University of Pennsylvania
Crain
Corpus Christi
Tex
Scallin
Kings County Hospital
New York
Peabody Clinic
Webster
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Cleveland
E. W. Marlend
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Plymouth
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