Retired Farmer in Town Shifts Income and Work Roles
A Minnesota study led by Dr. Carle C. Zimmerman shows that retired farmers who move to town earn about 22 percent of their income from wages and rely more on town property than farm property. The report notes retirees remain active, sometimes returning to farms, helping children, or serving as local officials, and that they compete with unskilled labor for jobs while being valued by employers for reliability.
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Carle C. Zimmerman
Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station
University Farm
St. Paul
Dr. Zimmerman
Xly Bulletin
Minnesota
App
Facm
Potatoes Optional: Alternate Noodles Rice and Veggies in Dinners
The article suggests swapping potatoes in meals for variety. It recommends buttered noodles and macaroni cooked in broth, and notes spaghetti with butter, and rice served with butter or gravy. Also proposes corn, spinach, peas, carrots, mashed turnips, and buttered beans as substitutions.
Jones resolution favors joint committee on prohibition enforcement
The judiciary committee favorably reported to the Senate a Jones resolution to study reorganizing enforcement agencies as part of President Hoover's recommendation. In Croydon England Mrs Adelaide Cleaver daughter of Northern Ireland's Finance Minister completed a 10000 mile round trip flight to Karachi India in her plane with a pilot.
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Washington
Jones
Hoover
Congressional
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Croydon
England
Karachi
India
Adelaide Cleaver
Pollock
Northern Ireland
Western oil states clash with Hoover order over public lands
At a regional conference, Rocky Mountain governors and reps from Utah Colorado Montana and New Mexico push back against President Hoover's order closing public lands to oil and gas prospecting. They urge rescinding the order arguing it cripples western industry and calls for uniform conservation laws and a joint commission to enforce them.
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Requi
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Hoover
Frank ©. Ernett Son
Wyoming
Colorado
Hoover
J. E Erickson
Montana
New Mexico
Hugh 5
Woodward
Requa
Wilbur
Mark L. Requa
Guy H. Woodward
Tulsa
Mid-Continent
Uove
W. R. Wallace
Salt Lake City
Utah
Wallace
Erickson
Jim Blaine
Tle
William Haines Star in The Duke Steps Out at Marlow
The film features William Haines as a dual-role prize fighter who also returns to college between fights. It blends a thrilling ring scene with a warm romance, enhanced by music and sound effects from the Saturday Evening Post story, currently shown at the Marlow theater.
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William Haines
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Saturday Evening Post
Marlow Theater
Haines
Montana Governor Endorses Oil Tariff Debate
The speaker notes that oil demand is rising and accuses imports of causing perceived surplus. Gov Erickson signals support for a tariff on imported oil, arguing no Montana overproduction. He asserts Rocky Mountain states produce about 25 percent of the nation and calls for conservation through thrift, not restricting development.
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United States
Gov Erickson
Montana
Rocky Mountain States
Leadville Officials Face Sentences in Prohibition Probe
Six Leadville men were sentenced to terms up to two years in federal prison plus fines after a trial in Denver. The group included city councilman William H. Corbitt and night chief John Yammich, among others tied to lead of illicit dance halls and liquor events. The judge called Leadville officials’ money-taking from dance halls “one of the lowest acts.” Defendants plan appeals, with bonds to secure release. Nearby Naples reports a statue miraculously halting lava flow near Terzigas during Mount Vesuvius eruption.
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Denver
Leadville
United States
J. Foster Symes
Lhadville
William H. Corbitt
Leavenworth
John Yammich
Wuhan
Hop) Rittoeger
Forser
Swart Lindholm
George Burkhardt
Joe Katini
Judge Symes
Naples
Ualy
Anthony
Terzigas
Mount Vesuvius
Primrose Pate ends in mystery after two deaths
In an uptown theater suite, vaudeville star Miss Lawrence and actor Bennison Bennison died amid a scene of intoxication and an alcohol laden room. Police shifted from suicide to possible murder as investigators learn of relationships, a note pinned earlier, and families in Pennsylvania and California.
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Miss Lawrence
Bennison
Lambs Club
Germantayn
Gertrude Chalair
Wallace Eddinger
Jim
California
Patou Shirred Head-1 Frock With Finch Fin Jugs
Paris fashion notes describe Patou using five finch shirred head-1 jugs inserted at different heights along the skirt of a pale grey crepe Rome frock designed for summer afternoons.
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Patou
Rome
Sound Auction Bridge by Wilbur C. Whitehead
Detailed bridge analysis describes a bidding sequence and play from a North South hand. It explains responses showing two suited hand, multiple carding decisions, finesses, trumps, and how declarer secures the game with precise card plays. The commentary compares alternatives and notes outcomes based on different defenses.
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Wilbur C. Whitehead
Gramen Authority
Chairman on Job for Keeps in Democratic Campaign
The Democratic campaign chief spoke at a Jefferson Association dinner honoring McShouse, urging party unity and warning against centralizing power in Washington. He criticized the tariff bill, stressed preparing a strong fighting force for the congressional race, and urged Democrats not to tie the national headquarters to any single presidential candidate.
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Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Republican Party
Jefferson Association of
District of Columbia
McShouse
National Committee
Falke
Washington
Shouse
Democratic Party
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Europe
United States
Buttwe
Jouettehouse
Lin
Raskob
Nio
Age in XC Iceland ready 1 continue attempt
Reykjavik Iceland June 10 Captain Albin Ahrenberg tonight expressed his intention of continuing flight to New York immediately after a banquet for him and his two companions. Reports of unfavorable weather over Greenland had improved. After a broken fuel pipe nearly caused disaster, the plane was towed to Veatmann Island off the south coast and refueled before reaching Reykjavik at 7 48 p m local time. The plane was virtually undamaged.
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Iceland
Albin Ahrenberg
New York
Greenland
Dean
Veatmann Island
Chicago traffic cop murdered in broad daylight
Chicago June 10 AP Earl Leonard a motorcycle police officer was shot dead last night by a man he had arrested for running a red light. The killer and three companions fled but surrendered except Patrick Jayce. Toye a hoodlum with a court record threatened as officers closed in.
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Chicago
Earl Leonard
Lotte Wanton
Patrick Jayce
Toye
Nial
Joyce
Itoome
Leonard
Broadway Melody all musical show comes to Marlow theater
The Broadway Melody arrives at the Marlow theater tomorrow in an all talking, all singing, all dancing spectacle. Anita Page and Bessie Love star as sisters with Charles King as the hero in a production featuring new songs by Brown and Freed and lavish musical numbers and dances.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Marlow Theater
Sue
Billmore Trig
Alice Weaver
Natie Herb Brown
Arthur Freed
Gloves Become Fancy To Go With New Frocks
Gloves gain importance with sleeveless summer frocks. Eggshell and powder shades lead, ivory tints rise, and black navy and other colors appear. One button gloves feature embroidered beading cuffs and piped ends, while slip on styles suit sleeveless outfits and long sleeves use simpler cuffs.
Helena School Board Hires Dietrich Again
The Helena school board renewed Dr. Dietrich’s role, approving an advisory to the superintendent title while considering a superintendent search. Sixty three applications were filed, including ten from Montana educators such as Silas Gaiser and William Lowry, with photographs and endorsements attached.
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Helena
Dietrich
R. M. Wryant
Missoula
A. J. Roberts
Payne Templeton
Flathead County
George W. Day
Lincoln County
Eureka
M. T. Mac
Big Saddy
Hig
State Superintendent of Schools
Salmud Rice
Anaconda
Washington
Woroming
Minnesota
Templeton
Mecmbers
Pr Templeton
Kalispedl
Irving Fisher
Louis Levine
Moses Named Publicity Director for State Agriculture
Warren W. Moses, longtime feature writer for the Great Falls Tribune, is appointed director of publicity in the state department of agriculture. He has roamed Montana from end to end, explored parks and towns, and used his impressions to inform readers. His deep knowledge of the state's history and landscapes equips him to provide ripened, informative publicity.
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Moses
Warren W. Moses
Great Falls Tribune
State Department of Agriculture
Warren Moses
The
Tribune
Pioncer Press
Tornado Strikes Wisconsin Towns in Northern Path
A tornado hit Lady Smith and nearby areas in northern Wisconsin causing multiple hospitalizations. Six injured were admitted, none seriously, as homes and South Street were leveled in Lady Smith. Bruce and Prentice also reported storm impact with power cuts and crews dispatched to repair lines.
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Ashland
Wis
Ladysmith
Menger
Hare
Lake Superior
Bruce
Wie
Power Company
Prentice
Tyristen
Census work to begin in April across the nation
Senate and house conferees reached a compromise on the census reapportionment bill. Enumerators, to be recruited in June, will doorbell across the country starting near April. Controversies between the branches appear settled and preparations advance.
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