Heat wave swells across region with record temps
Scorching temperatures grip the midwest and east as a new heat wave pushes from the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf states. Readings reach 100 or more across Missouri Kansas Illinois and Oklahoma with four heat deaths in Iowa. Livestock injuries loom and drought worsens feed outlook while scattered relief arrives through heavy rains in Utah and eastern Nebraska.
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Waltz Rhythms For Ances During Winter For Waltzes To
New York reports preview of winter dance trends with waltz melodies from Johann Strauss and modern quick tempos. The Champagne Waltz and Knickerbocker are cited as evolving steps, while Lucile Marsh demonstrates gay rhythms addressing youth monotony in ballrooms.
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Tobacco Exchange To Open In New York
New York August 8 The opening of the New York Tobacco Exchange to deal in tobacco futures is tentatively set for September 6, announced at a penal meeting. It cancels the earlier plan to start August 15, due to many members being on vacation or absent from commission houses.
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Guards Ordered to Be More Careful With Firearms in New Orleans
Louisiana National Guardsmen at Jackson barracks were told to fire only in dire circumstances and to shoot warning shots into the air. The 10 day bloodless conflict between Senator Huey P. Long and Mayor T Semmes Walmsley prompted new safety orders after accidental and close calls. Contempt court orders for Adjutant General Fleming lay at the barracks as tensions rise.
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Fey Conducts Drive To Eradicate Nazis
Vienna reports Major Emil Fey now leads Austria's anti Nazi drive with sweeping powers including firing private employees suspected of Nazi ties. The campaign has seen four Nazis executed by gallows, including Ernest Feilke, a soldier hanged for taking part in the Dollfuss assassination attempt.
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Duke President Re-elected Leader of Methodist Board
Dr. W. P. Few of Duke University has been re elected president of the board of lay activities of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The board holds a three day session at Lake Junaluska continuing through tomorrow with leaders and lay members in attendance.
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Twin cantaloupes grown on separate vines shared one form
J F Vickers of East Rus sell street displays twin cantaloupes in The Enterprise window. The two melons grew together at the side yet come from separate vines and weigh and size alike.
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Enterprise
First Baptist Home Dept Meets Thursday With Mrs Coun cil
The Home Department of the First Baptist Sunday School will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs A W Coun cil at 300 Thurston Street. All members urged to attend. Clay fingers found near mummies buried centuries ago likely used by the dead when real fingers deteriorated.
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Hitler Moves to Solve Germany's Grave Economic Crisis
Berlin Aug 8 Adolf Hitler returned to the capital after addressing Hindenburg's bier and outlined measures to blunt a deep foreign trade crisis. A rationing program is likely to curb production as Germany bars foreigners from registered marks, switching to a fixed rate of about 2.50 per dollar from October 1. The move aims to stabilize currency amid tense foreign relations and Austria concerns.
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New Film Star Ketti Gallian Poised to Shine in Marie Galante
Hollywood reports Franco Italian newcomer Ketti Gallian soared from language barrier to lead in Marie Galante with Spencer Tracy. Fox executives predict rapid public fame as she mastering English and acting.
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Inland waterway allotment announced for Norfolk district
The War Department announced an allotment of 869000 for operation and care of the inland waterway from Norfolk Virginia to Beaufort Inlet North Carolina within the Norfolk district.
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Japan Uses Eighty Percent Of Forest Growth For Firewood
A historical note states Japan allocates about 80 percent of its forest production to firewood, reflecting how wood resources were prioritized for domestic energy needs and winter heating.
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