Hargett Outlines Plan to Protect Fish in Low Water
Raleigh August 1 J S Hargett assistant director of the state department of conservation and development outlines a drought fish protection plan He calls on game wardens and conservation officials to save fish by returning them to healthy waters and enforcing seining laws during low water periods He urges careful transfers and keeping nursery stock until waters recover to prevent losses from predators and lack of food.
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Raleigh
J. S. Hargett
State Department of Conservation and Development
Empire State Building rises as city within a city
New York reports the Empire State Building will tower nearly a quarter mile with 102 stories, 62 elevators, and a private fire corps. Builders pace five floors weekly with 4000 to 5000 workers as plans include a public observation gallery and a dirigible mooring mast.
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New York
Manhattan
Alfred FE. Smith
Empire State Building
Fifth Avenue
Smith
Empire State, Inc
Empire State
Bridgeport
Conn
Montreal
England
New York Fire Department
New York Telephone Company
Bank of Manhattan
Chrysler
Eiffel
Paris
Woolworth
Chicago Merchandise Mart
Goodyear-Zeppelin Company
Ultra Violet Light Speeds Plant Growth
Ultra violet light accelerates tomato and cucumber growth while X rays slow vegetation, Washington University graduate students report from Shaw's garden in St Louis. Treated tomatoes and cucumbers grew about one third faster, cucumber vines reached 36 to 38 inches versus 24 inches normally. Artificial light also sped cotton growth.
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St, Louis
Shaw
Washington University
Empire State Building to Open Dual Observation Galleries
The 83rd floor glass roof will host a 300 person capacity gallery while a special mast elevator will lift sight-seers to a upper platform. Democratic Chairman John J. Raskob will occupy the top office area, having leased the entire 85th floor.
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John J. Raskob
Empire State, Inc
Autos Cut Lockjaw Reduces Infections, Doctor Says
Dr. C O Sappington of the National Safety council says replacing horses with cars curbs lockjaw. He notes the germ lives in horses and spread with horse transportation, and the shift to automobiles lowers the disease's nationwide spread.
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Chicago
C. O. Sappington
National Safety Council
Mount Wilson 190 Inch Reflector Stands as Largest Telescope
The Mount Wilson Observatory houses the current largest telescope, the 190 inch reflector, highlighting its prominence in astronomical research and instrumentation.
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Mount Wilson Observatory
Fishing Is Tried Out For Hoover Advance Luck Proves Wonderful
In Glacier Park Montana on August 1 William P. Kenney and party tested Two Medicine lake trout with flies hoping to gauge fishing for President Hoover. They caught about thirty trout during an evening session, suggesting strong sport if Hoover fishes these waters when the area is roped off for a presidential visit.
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Hoover
Glacier Park
Mont
Two Medicine Lake
William P. Kenney
Great Northern Railway
Kenney
Two Medicine Chalets
Air Course at New York University for school aviation lessons
New York University announces an airplane extension course to begin this fall. The program will transport professors by air to towns in New York and neighboring states where aviation instruction will be offered in grade schools, high schools, and other venues.
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New York
Uniersity
Brigham Young Publishes Celestial Marriage Doctrine in 1858
The Mormon leader Brigham Young published the doctrine of celestial marriage in 1858, shaping church practice and teachings on eternal unions. The work influenced polygamous arrangements and faith guidance among Latter Day Saints.
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Brigham Young
Inland seining banned in North Carolina state waters
Raleigh Aug 1 Officials note it is illegal to seine inland waters even for minnows used as live bait. The state conservation department cites potential profit in legally permitting minnow and shiner propagation. The U S Bureau of Fisheries says minnows breed rapidly and need only a small pond to raise.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
Fisheries Bureau
Livecchi Arrested For Buckley Murder
Detroit August 1 An gelo Livechi tied to the slaying of radio announcer Jerry Buckley at the Lasalle hotel July 23 was formally charged with murder by a warrant issued by Recorder's Judge Thomas M. Cotter. Livecchi, held since the killing, was located in his Lasalle hotel room as gunmen fired 11 shots into Buckley in the lobby. police suspect him of guiding the assailants to the victim.
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Detroit
Angelo Livechi
Jerry Buckley
Lasalle Hotel
Recorders
Thomas M. Cotter
Livecchi
Buckley
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Donn Sutton
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Richard Arlen
Saenger Theatre
Fay Wray
Eugene Pallette
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First National
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