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Transatlantic flight streak and Ford ideas echo coast to coast
The article reports on Western fliers Post and Gatty racing toward Berlin after a Newfoundland refuel, with Danish-American Hiltig and Hoiris aiming for Copenhagen. It discusses Henry Ford's community planning concept and its alignment with traditional economic principles, plus a local note on Pruntytown’s new outdoor playground project and Interstate Commerce Commission proceedings over coal rate differentials.
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Proudfoot Rejoins State Police In Parkersburg
Lawrence B. Proudfoot of West Main street reenlisted with the state police, assigned to company B at Parkersburg, replacing Corporal A. S. Harish who left for the federal prohibition department. Proudfoot had driven for the local fire company and served about six months here before discharge. A report adds Mrs. A M Barlow underwent a successful operation at Ohio Valley General Hospital and is recovering well.
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Proclaim Increases In Tariff Duties Hoovers Tariff Moves
President Hoover announced increases in tariff duties on dried eyes hemp cordage and small bells for bicycles and velocipedes while decreasing duties on bent wood furniture olive oil in packages pipe organs and payt The tariff commission recommendations also urged no change on five commodities including pig iron hides and skins olive oil in bulk and cheese.
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Novelty's Power to Overcome Low Mood Shown
Ann Arbor Michigan June 24 The report by the University of Michigan bureau of business research on the year 1930 department store performance shows novelty boosts sales and profits in corsets brassieres gloves with patterns. The note cites fashion changes of 1930 and mentions international developments including Laval France and Italy Vatican notes and Stimson remarks.
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Mussolini Accepts Hoover Debt Moratorium In Principle
Premier Mussolini today directed Italy's ambassador in Washington to convey that Rome accepts in principle President Hoover's one year moratorium on intergovernmental debts while reserving the right to send observations on its application. Britain weighs no rush to an international debt conference. Greece accepts the plan with conditions.
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Concord Normal Becomes Concord State Teachers College
Athens West Virginia June 24 Concord State Normal School the oldest state educational institution in extreme southern West Virginia is renamed Concord State Teachers College by the legislature. The change keeps the same work while signaling growth and expanded aims. About 150 graduates joined a 648 enrollment as the term closed, with steady gains in recent years.
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Post and Gatty land in Chester England after long Atlantic hop
Mrs Gatty and Mrs Post react with joy to the Ches ter England landing of Wiley Post and Harold Gatty in their record round the world flight. Neighbors and relatives express relief and praise their safe arrival. Comments note they faced head winds and hoped for Berlin next.
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Princeton Asks Dismissal of Sewage Complaints
Charleston June 24 The city of Princeton asked the state water commission to dismiss complaints against drainage of sewage into Brushy Fork creek Mercer county after denying the pollution created a public nuisance. Complaints alleged nuisance crop damage and health menace. testimony heard in Princeton and here. Dejarnette for the city denied all statements and argued financial inability to install a disposal plant. Other cities and oil companies were set to appear to address Elk Creek and Middle Island Creek pollution complaints.
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