Plan to Stabilize Price Farm Staff Plan to Stabilize Price
A plan to stabilize farm product prices was presented to the Senate agricultural committee in Washington and endorsed by South Dakota legislators and farming groups. Proposed by Will H. Lyon of Sioux Falls, it would guarantee farmers the average cost of production plus a profit, buying surplus crops at year end, and using a stabilizing commission to adjust prices and imports to balance supply and demand.
Skull examinations reveal criminal trend among Hungarian Bolshevik guards
Budapest August 2 Hungarian phrenologists studied 306 red terrorist skulls sentenced and hanged after communism fell. They found Bolshevik terrorists show abnormality but not born degenerates. most of Bela Kun's Lenine boys murdered and robbed, with Cserny as the extreme example.
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French Tennis Champ Competes Under Alias in War Flight Return
Andre Gobert, former French tennis champion, played incognito as Dubois in a Paris tournament during his recovery from a 1917 crash. A crowd shout revealing his identity spurred a Dane opponent to misplay, allowing Gobert to seize the match by winning the final sets.
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Tanlac Restores Richmond Woman After Long Illness
Mrs. W. E. Whitlow of 3315 East Q Street Richmond Virginia suffered months of run down condition with loss of appetite dizziness and weakness. After taking Tanlac her stomach improved appetite returned and she regained strength able to do housework with ease and reports strong friends interest.
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Hellfire Parson Arrested for Felonious Assault
The Rev James Barnes Deejay once known as the hell fire pastor of Banksville Conn is held on $1000 bail for felonious assault by Rev John Stanisana a clergyman now clerking with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The Rev Deejay's son Leon a 29 year old chauffeur is also held on $1000 bail for a similar charge Stanisana says he was beaten with clubs in Mariners Harbor New York Aug 2
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Banksville Conn
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John Stanisana
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Kiwanis to Give Picnic Day for Nazareth Orphans
Kiwanis club plans a full picnic for Crescent Nazareth orphanage children on August 9. The group will be brought to Salisbury, dine at First Methodist church, then watch movies and a baseball game in the afternoon.
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Army horses to be saved and sold now
London August 8 The War Office negotiates for the sale of 30 000 army horses in Mesopotamia. The colonial secretary had said they were to be destroyed due to the high cost of returning them home.
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Exposition draws tobacco firms and growers to Carolina event
Charlotte reports three major tobacco firms the American Tobacco Liggett and Myers and R J Reynolds back Made in Carolina Exposition as space sales move forward and exhibitors are announced Including American Products Jordan Manufacturing Corbett Truck Charlotte Knitting Mill Parker Gardner and Burwell Dunn The Cleveland Oregon asparagus blues debate follows with Dr Charles Hazzard presenting a theory on how asparagus affects mood and blood purity
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Coatless trend takes Rome high society by surprise
In Rome on August 3 a hot summer experiment spread through top circles. The coatless campaign reached so far that among Rome's smartest society men appeared in white flannel trousers and shirts, abandoning jackets in the heat.
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Police seize fortune in smuggled gems
Unset diamonds and jewels valued at 70000 were seized today in a North Side apartment as federal investigators probe a large smuggling ring. The gems were found sewed in the lining of a coat said to belong to Hy man Finerman a Los Angeles jeweler held on smuggling charges in 2000 bond.
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Churches Back Disarmament Program at Lake Junaluska
S. G. Inman, recently returned from a missions trip, urged church groups to support a disarmament program during a meeting at Lake Junaluska on August 3. He emphasized moral leadership and community action toward reducing weaponry and fostering peace.
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Durham Names New City Manager R W Rigsby
Durham August 3 The new city manager R W Rigsby officially assumed charge Tuesday heading a city corporation with assets totaling more than five and a half million dollars.
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