Rivera Fired by Oil Baron as a Radical Artist
Diego Rivera, famed painter of the Rockefeller mural, is fired from the project by John D. Rockefeller Jr. after disputes over political imagery. Reported clashes between Rivera and Rockefeller aides led to warnings of potential destruction of the mural and possible injunctions to halt any removals.
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Rivera
New York
Diego Rivera
Nicolai Lanin
Rockefeller Contera
Yuilding
Limeck
Wedneas Day
Ls Dutelde Sovanty
Aye Rivera
Ayil Rivera
Jeneningy Joye
Walsh
Ipith Yeny
Belthor
Leutu
Voekofollny
Bla
Hivern
Moxican
Communist Party
Lonlu
Nation
Junior High Band to Denver Tuesday Surges in Music Contest
Meeker junior high students traveled to Denver on Tuesday to compete in a statewide music contest. The group, part of Denvers Week, includes dozens of named performers from Joveley through Williams, with many students listed by name as they enter the event and prepare to perform in various bands and orchestras.
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Denver
Meeker
Bang
Mehéaira
Danver
Tils
Muaig
Thoss
Ol Joveley
Clairé Aible
Darbara Arnutt
Thlesuor Band
Regina Bior
Porahiny Minko
Walter Wise
LaVerne Diunt
Wiarsld Dive
Donate Bowron
Dick Favors
Stebert Bowles
Jack Nrenner
Rath Carlson
Darrell Doty
Margarite Prngteon
Dick Farr
Donald Ping
Dick Ox
Fay Gillespie
John Gordon
Harry Harbaneh
Don Hoffman
Bille Hor Les
Herbert Hoover
Margaret Hoover
Betty Jane Horny
Elaine Jangon
Tltaelo Johngeon
Arthur Keiser
Gidore Keiser
Jack King
Jons Kitts
Betty Tuna Larson
Betty Lowry
Jane Magol
Madeline Mazon
Billie Matson
Geelinde Murva
Cecil Wellothen
Richard Nation
Francis Ormann
Keith Pleres
Toward Piper
Elizabet
Everett Porter
Nob Fica
Fred Rouxema
Ralph Roukoma
David Tloser
Harry Schmidt
Anna Lou Seoltnacy
Mary Anita Siume
Clara Taln “Smith
Andrew’ Spaor
Jerry Standford
Dad Stearley
Dora Ellen Stestlay
Corraine Stwtarono
Vance Tyler
Robert Vandcoy
Roper Williams
Morna Woodwaard
Ernest Diles
Dillie Hullsmith
Bob Roun
New Food Store To Open on Saturday
A new grocery store will open Saturday at 22 Eighth Avenue, W. FB. Hammond Sr. and RT. Hammond lead the venture with Carbett as manager. The Hammond brothers, longtime locals, promise modern fixtures and full service with cash and carry. Announcement to follow in this paper. Racketeering in ancient Egypt shown at Field Museum in Chicago reveals embalming tricks. X ray photos show heads, arms, and legs altered as wrappings hid the actual process to reduce costs.
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Gree
Deal Pood Company
Eighth Avenue
Egypt
Fie Museum
Chicago
Xray
Pendulum's History From Huygens to Gailles
Pendulum development begins with Huygens born 1629 widely credited as the first practical pendulum clock designer. The text notes Taodardo da Vinel 1452 to 41620 and Gailles 1564 1642 as researchers who advanced pendulum studies, though not the original discoverers.
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Huygens
Butchmen
Taodardo da Vinel
Soleyam
Red Gailles
Marion Hall Benefit Concert Nets $30 In Minneapolis
Marion Hall, district winner and national contest representative from the Federation of Woman’s Clubs, staged a Tuesday night benefit at the Faculty club. Attendees, mostly Yale lovers, contributed to Hall’s plans for concerts in Denver and Minneapolis as she prepares programs for the national event.
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Marion Hall
Federation
Woman's Clubs
Minneapolia
Wade
Yale
Misa Hall
W. W. Winne
Denver
Suaning
Abe
Minneapolis
Thor
Ascival Wisdom and Socrates on Virtue Practice
A brief quote reflects Socrates on virtue, noting that observing and practicing noble traits strengthens them within humans. The text links practical experience to moral development and realized character. It references Nenor and Ja as placeholders or names in a compact aphorism context.
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Nenor
Socrates
Markets swing with cattle and grain in mixed trading
The town market shows volatile cattle and hog quotes, with heavy cattle and lambs steady to higher, feeders easing, and grain futures reacting to Washington price talks. Wheat and corn bids drift as traders await Senate action on farm bills, while regional markets report varied activity across Livestock and feed commodities.
Board Officers Named For Year At Growing Action Group
The growing action board is organized for the year with J. Ail Nott as president and Mrs. Hasel Farr as vice president. It is noted that the Nancy on the board was moved by the death of Walter Bilas, and committees have not yet been appointed.
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Growiig Acthiol
Moody's Changes Hands as Ericson New Sole Owner
Moody's department store undergoes a ownership shift with Ericson becoming sole owner after buying out Harry Besson and associates. Harry Besson’s exit leaves Ericson, Ray, and Stardivan reshaping management while the store plans a liquidation sale beginning Thursday after a Wednesday closure.
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Harry Besson
Moody's Department Store
Associates
Ole
Evehip
Moody's
Gracley
Ertcnon Ray
Byiceon
T. Ray Bturdivan
Sapacity
Wright's
Lic
Colacody Springs
Air
Stardivan
T Walter Smith
Moody's Lioncepartment
Leginn Thursdey
National Capital reshaped by major new construction project
Washington is undergoing transformative changes as a decade long plan to revamp the national capital unfolds. The plan adds new government structures, libraries, scientific spaces, and expanded boulevards while reshaping landmarks from the Capitol to the Lincoln Memorial. The result blends old views with modern facades as parks replace wartime buildings and a large garage beneath a park helps solve parking.
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Wistligion
Washington x
Angina
Supreme Court
Enet
Miglun
Mace
Deninsylvania Avenue
Itro
Potomac Avenue and Washington DC skyline transformation
Fragmented OCR recounts a large urban redevelopment along Potomac and around the Mall, detailing new government buildings, the White House, National Geographic Society, and expansion near the cathedral, memorials, and parks. It notes planned bridges, access to the river, and historic sites like Arlington Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial.
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Adil Jthis
Herandh
Ing
Wige
Milding
National Gengraphic Society
Aree Park
Massachusetta Eventia
Uuildinga
Fugtan
Cathedral
Yllete Whaen
Adairal Denie
Polamao Park
Birt Howard Taft
Polomme
Todington
Spin Xy
Lincoln Memorial
Apiington
Alexsmrihboma
Frst
Deaths and funerals in Ottawa area families
A garbled obituary record lists several local names, including Anita, Agnes, and Merna Holter, with mentions of spouses and survivors. It notes a hospital death on a Friday, a long Beach reference, and references to grandchildren, a widow Vensywort Wan, and a mysterious top Ottawa wall incident.
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Myre
Agnes ‘Teanyson
Oranny
Gresidy Yry
Long Beach
Calf
Grevley
Marvel Mack Med
Merna Holter
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