Noyes Outlines AP Influence On News Service History
Frank B. Noyes, president of the Associated Press, spoke at the AP members luncheon detailing the cooperative news gathering movement from its 1850 beginnings to its 1900 reorganization under the AP with Melville E. Stone as general manager. He described fights over control, legal battles, and the growth of cooperative news across nations while defending AP’s nonpartisan stance and urging continued dedication by directors and members.
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Secripps-Howard
Flood Toll Rises as Delta Floods Expand Across States
River flood extended to new towns and rich farming areas as more than nine thousand square miles deluged Mississippi and Arkansas. Officials estimate up to two hundred dead in the delta with hundreds still missing or stranded. Refugees mount in levee towns while boats rescue the needy from rooftops and trees as authorities urge evacuations and rush aid.
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Ark
Winchester
Desha County
Arkansas River
Texarkana
Lafayette County
Red River
Findley Bend
Fair Point
Brunswick Circle
Mineral Workers Slow 10 Report
North Carolina mineral producers lag on a required report to the Department of Conservation and Development. Geologist H J Bryson says of 326 producers mailed, only 69 replied, with feldspar mica granite and sand and gravel most represented. Penalties for noncompliance include a fine from 3 to 25 dollars.
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1646 five shilling coin found in Bleary Ireland
Patrick Toman uncovered a five shilling piece dated 1646 while clearing an abandoned house in Bleary Ireland. The coin, though 281 years old, remains well preserved and is considered potentially valuable.
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Patrick Toman
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