North Carolina forester urges careful holly harvesting
State Forester J. B. Holmes warns against destructive holly cutting and calls for mindful gathering to sustain a growing North Carolina industry. He recommends removing no more than 25 percent of leaf area, using sharp tools, and choosing branch tips to allow regrowth, also advising thinning for long leaf pines to avoid waste.
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J. S. Holmes
Raleigh
State Forester
Holmes
North Carolina
Mr. Holmes
High Point Attracts Early Business Interest And Prospects
Local office reports rising inquiries on High Point as a location for new ventures. Firms consider sites for a varnish factory a cotton hatting plant and a furniture hardware plant along with a potential elk mill. A letter seeks guidance on remodeling a store and offering favorable lease terms to two department store prospects with Guilford county ties.
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High Point
Businss
Glorifying Yourself Be Alicia Hart Says Beauty Routine
The morning beauty routine should be a ritual. Wake slowly, stretch, then wash, cream, and tone the skin with cold water and astringent. Pat cheeks, chin, and neck, then apply powder, rouge, and lipstick after thorough stimulation of circulation.
Temple Coed Declared Highest Scoring Freshman
Philadelphia December 12 Miss Hilda Leaf of Temple University named top scoring freshman in national psychological testing by the American Council on Education Her score 358 of 370 and Temple freshmen overall exceeding 98 percent of national peers. Leaf transferred from Wisconsin where she earned 78 honor points in one year.
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Philadelphia
Temple University
American Council On Education
Hilda Leaf
College of Liberal Arts
Temple
Miss Leaf
University of Wisconsin
Magistrate Lyon Acquitted in Greensboro Case
Magistrate W. S. Lyon was acquitted in Greensboro North Carolina December 12 of using his office as a collecting agency and serving as counsel for firms using his service.
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Greensboro
W. 8S. Lyon
Variety Bazaar Crossword Clues and Answers
A collection of crossword style clues and solutions for a variety bazaar puzzle. Entries include short definitions for horizontal and vertical words such as heads of abbey small cakes and data terms, with answers forming a network of common phrases and terms across keys.
Public Lands 10 Save Mexico
Cesar Cordova of the national agricultural commission says Mexico’s salvation lies in distributing public lands. He argues the plan is not a failure but the distribution method must change and be completed quickly amid varied agricultural problems, credit limits, and rising taxes.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Cesar Cordova
National Agricultural Commission
Cordova
Ether traffic cited as major problem for commission
The Federal Radio Commission reports that ether traffic congestion limits spectrum use as broadcasting stations, with international allotment issues and rising aviation and police radio adding to pressure. In the year, 612 stations active, 420 night operations on 90 frequencies, and 11 new stations authorized while 20 were deleted.
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Washington
U. S
Federal Radio Commission
United States
Commission
Ambiguous promises cited for land reform progress
The passage discusses conflict between landowners and land grant beneficiaries and notes doubt, inaction, and uncertainty in individuals and organizations. It argues for change toward peace, study, and work, suggesting an efficient solution may take time, possibly a year rather than a month as General Obregon proposed.
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Iit
Fess Eyes 32 Campaign Revamp Amid 1932 Republican Talks
Washington observers report talks at the December 15 Republican National Committee meeting may push for Fess replacement as senator and for a revamped national committee to lead the 1932 presidential campaign. Fess, a loyal Hoover stalwart, contemplates stepping down but remains in the chair as plans unfold.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Senator Fess
Ohio
Fess
Claudine Huston
Tennessee
Hoover
National Committee
Winston Churchill
Father
Randolph Churchill
England
Churchill
Borah
Peanter
Calis
Senate
Lincoln
White House
President Coolidge
Auto Title Law Cuts Insurance Premiums in Pa
Pennsylvania reports a drop from 306 to 35 percent in auto theft insurance premiums since the 1923 motor vehicle title law went into effect. H. Hollinger notes the law aids recovery of stolen cars. 2,791 of 3,757 stolen vehicles in ten months were recovered. He warns many stolen cars from other states lack title laws and are moved here.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
H. Hollinger
State Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Hollinger
Mt Washington Named Windiest Spot in U S
Mile high Mt Washington in New Hampshire tops U S wind records according to government meteorological data. The peak is described as the windiest location in the United States based on official records.
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U. 5S
MT. Washington
N. H
New England
United States
Survey Reports Very Busy Year
Washington December 12 The United States Geological Survey states that congressional appropriations for fundamental scientific research this year augmented knowledge of the earth. Current projects include Death Valley geology and geography glacial geology of the northern Rocky Mountain district a pedographic study of minerals and the microstructure of clays. Overall Congress has provided 2 870 000 with 170 000 unexpended.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Congress
Death Valley
Cal
Rocky Mountlan
Germany Faces Massive Postwar Debt Despite Slow Decline
Berlin reports debt shrinking to near 50 million marks as of June 1 after six months of heavy repayments. The Institute for Analysis puts total blanket debt at about 22 billion marks, covering private municipal and state borrowings, excluding Young Plan reparations. Interest burdens reach roughly 8 billion marks annually, with short term credits at up to 10 percent and long term paper around 7 1/2 percent.
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Berlin
Institute For Analysis
Wisconsin athletic department spends a month to operate
University of Wisconsin allocates funds to run the athletic department each month. The report outlines monthly costs and outlines budgeting for programs, facilities, and events impacting university finances.
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University of Wisconsin
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