Minnesota Vote Seen as Slap at Roosevelt Crowd
Minnesota Democrats in statewide primaries Monday and tonight faced a rift as reformers and regulars clashed over support for Roosevelt. John E Regan alleged party machine control and promised a nonuninstructed delegation to Alfrost, while others claimed reform groups aimed to reshape state leadership.
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Hollywood sound library uses ready made effects
The article explains a film studio sound library storing 72 whistle blasts 368 engine types and many aircraft noises ready for dubbing. It highlights saving time by using pre recorded sounds rather than re recording suites and notes how scenes can be completed without a sound crew. It also mentions an illustrated leaflet by Robert Grandon offering recipes of famous stars in exchange for stamps.
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Albuquerque Rotary President Named in Election
An Albuquerque insurance man, Pipea Realtle, was elected president of the Rotary Interdational here, with Sydney J. Mascall of Juoadow slated as toastmaster. Officers include Nahis F. L Chiaplitaf as treasurer Chesley R. Perry as secretary and Wilfrid Andrew as director. Other nominees for United States rector ships for future elections were listed with no opposition.
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Senate Anticipates Early Relief Vote
Washington June 2. Senate pushes ahead on a $2.9 billion unemployment relief bill amid delays and hopes for an early agreement. Democratic leader Senator Robinson warned he would seek modification after 6 pm. The debate aims to finish tonight with a land loan provision of $500 million for public works likely to be addressed early tomorrow.
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Bonus Seekers Faced Police Action In Washington Fallout
Caps of confusion clouded the capital as authorities pressed to evacuate workers amid a tense demand for transport. Police chief Glassford coordinated rapid measures with rail leaders to move veterans home, following Baldridge’s push for reduced fares and smoother interstate movement.
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Bond case upheld by supreme court in district ruling
The Weld County district court ruling denying further payment on bonds tied to the dissolved Green City irrigation district is affirmed by the supreme court. Heath contends the 1905 claim should be satisfied as a legal precedent, while the treasurer had paid the full face value to maturity.
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Well Cave-in Nearly Fatal to West Berthoud Farmer
A West Berthoud area worker narrowly escaped death when a wall column collapsed in a rock cave in near Berthoud Foothills. He crawled for help, diggingOut time hours, and was rescued with minor injuries.
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Inquiry into Lease Powers at Washington Post Office
A terse notice reports an investigation into lease authority at a Washington post office. Officials review all leases and contracts connected to the facility, with inquiries focusing on compliance and potential irregularities.
Washington July 21 Draft Budget For Grasshopper Control
A fragmented Washington dispatch notes that on July 21 the fourth line of a budget proposal was rejected, failing to provide funding for grasshopper control across eight archives.
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Nursing Service Endorsed by Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Greeley Chamber of Commerce directors unanimously endorsed the county nursing service and urged county commissioners to retain it. A letter to the county commissioners accompanies the resolution, noting the public health need and potential long-term savings, while praising efforts to reduce staffing costs. Unemployment Drops to Germany.
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