Deer Question: Great Problem for State Commission
Harrisburg Pa UP The Pennsylvania State Game Commission faces a runaway deer herd with estimates near 1 000 000. Hunters killed about 65 000 in 1931, while fawn increases average 60 000 yearly. Farmers demand drastic reduction, hunters want minimal interference, and the commission weighs extending the deer season especially for does.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Game Commission
Pennsylvania
Doe
Commission
Indians Take Up Drug Habit Wariness in Washoe and Piyute communities
Reno officials report a rise in narcotic use among nearby Indian groups, mainly Washoe and Piyute. Many addicts smoke yen shee, a cheap form of opium, though officials say the number of users is not as high as feared and investigations continue.
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Reno
New West
Washoe
Paris Play-Boys Death Doubt Persists After Confession
Paris reports three women close to Richard C Wall refuse to believe his death, citing a strong instinct he lives. Guy Davin confessed to killing Wall and dumping the body in the Seine after a disputed motive and conspiracy. Confirmations hinge on body recovery and identification.
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Paris
Richard Clifton Wall
New York
Guy Albert Davin
Wall
Seine
Anne Ody
Park Road
London
Davin
Constance Terbeck
Newark
N. J
Connie King
Earl Carroll
Mies Terbeck
U. S.S
Albert Davin
Richard C. Wall
Will L. Henly
Montmartre
Saint Cucula
New Cancer Diagnosis Method Emerges From Blood Analysis
Berlin reports a new cancer diagnostic method by Dr. J H Fuchs. It analyzes a small blood sample to detect tumor presence and distinguish cancer from infection, claiming over 90 percent accuracy in 2,800 cases though laryngeal and esophageal cancers were less clear.
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Berlin
J. H. Fuchs
Fuchs
Movie Whoopee Parties Lure Brazilians
Rio de Janeiro editors condemn American films for spoiling Brazilian youth with open whoopie scenes. The Jornal do Commercial claims youths traded tea cups for cocktail glasses and blames parents for tolerating the shift toward cocktails over traditional morals.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Jornal Do
Slow Science Doctor Refuses Liquor Suggestion
A physician sternly rebukes the idea of alcohol, recalling prior orders against liquor and raising the question of whether medical science has changed its stance since then. The exchange centers on whether beer should be consumed, reflecting caution in medical advice.
Expert Sees U. S. Slowly Drifting Toward Socialism
Philadelphia dispatch reports Dr. Ernest Minor Paterson, president of the American Academy of Political and Social Science and UPenn economist, warning that the United States is drifting toward socialism and communism. He cites New York state power authority progress, municipal ownership of utilities, worker input in management, and state aid programs as signs of socialist trends.
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Philadelphia
America
Ernest Minor Paterson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Patterson
General Assembly
New York State
Commission
Pennsylvania
Mothers’ Assistance Fund
Holiday Puzzler Answers and Clues Reflect Socialism Rise
Reprinted puzzle includes horizontal and vertical clues with entries like Onager joyous and dined tree gems Ulmus, plus a prose note on economic distress driving idle workers to reconsider socialism and communism amid two years of upheaval.
Britain’s Abnormal Importations Act helps cotton industry
Britain’s third application of the Abnormal Importations Act sets a 60 percent duty on cotton related goods to aid Lancashire cotton manufacturers, following earlier 50 percent duties on woolen imports. The measure targets imports October and November totaling about £12,000, with expectations of further orders potentially covering iron and steel and more cotton goods as disruptions flare.
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London
Board of Trade
Walter Runciman
Lancashire
Jon
United States
Chesterfield Tonight on Columbia Network Features Nat Shilkret
Nat Shilkret's Orchestra with soloist Alex Gray performs tonight at 10:30 on the Columbia Network coast to coast. The program invites listeners to light a Chesterfield and relax, airing every night except Sunday.
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Chesterfield
Nat Shilkret
Alex Gray
Columbia
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Paul Gross
Licceri & Myzas Tobacco Co
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