Seven Men Sew Years of Robin Observation Across the Nation
Seven long time observers contribute to the Biological Survey effort tracking the robin and its kin across North America. Paul Redington honors the 7 by awarding engrossed testimonials for decades of reporting. Individuals include Seymour Ingersoll of Florida and H Martyn Micklem of Virginia with 53 years of data. Other veteran contributors are Franklin Burns of Pennsylvania, Clement Brimley of North Carolina, Edwin Moseley of Ohio, Willis Worthington of Illinois, and F F Crevecoeur of Kansas with 41 to 47 years of service.
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Washington
Biological Survey
Robin
Paul G. Redington
Seymour R. Ingersoll
New Smyrna
Fla
H. Martyn Micklem
Shipman
Franklin Lorenzo Burns
Bernyt
Chester County
Clement Samuel Brimley
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Ponslane
Edwin Lincoln Moseley
Bowling Green
Willis W. Worthington
Shelter Island Heights
L. L
F. F. Crevecoeur
Onaga
Kan
Havana Publisher Ordered Expelled Amid Press Suspensions
Havana American owner John T. Wilford faces expulsion after a decree, to be signed by President Machado, ordering his departure within 48 hours. The move follows anti government editorials in the paper, part of a wave of suspensions including El Siboney and Informacion. His Cuban wife remains as their son Alfredo, 19, stays jailed after a student protest.
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Cuba
John T. Wilford
Havana American
Republic
Machado
Octavio Zurezarreta
Wilford
Mobile
Alabama
el Siboney
Menocal
Informacion
Alfredo
California Drivers Averaged 634 Gallons Per Vehicle Last Year
California motorists used an average of 634 gallons per vehicle in the previous year. This reflects annual consumption patterns across the state, illustrating overall fuel use trends for residents and fleets.
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California
Havana to Have Baseball Club in Southeastern League
Tampa business leaders reached a deal to purchase the Tampa club with J. L. Cone guaranteeing Havana Cuba would field a Southeastern League team this summer. Cone pledged Havana’s representation at league opener next April after visiting Havana last summer to study prospects.
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Tampa
Fla
J. L. Cone
Havana
Cuba
John R. Walsh
Presi
Immune To Colds Gibbons Arrive At Washington City
Washington city health officials report three gibbons gifted for research at Johns Hopkins University. The primates have been inoculated with cold germs and shown immunity. Separate note mentions snakes, including the American king snake, eating other snakes and resisting bites from poisonous species.
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Washington
Johns Hopkins University
Green Declared For Men's Styles In 1931 Forecast
Philadelphia January 16. The international association of clothing designers issued a spring summer forecast. Green becomes the predominant color with broader shoulders slimmer waists and longer coats. Notched lapels return and bright green accents appear in business and sports wear with white pearl buttons and belt backs.
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Philadelphia
International Association of Clothing Designers
H. K. Burnam
Association
P. W. Lawrence Dies At Home In 96th Year
P W Lawrence a well known citizen died at his home 412 Otteray Drive at 6 this morning following several weeks illness. Born January 13 1834 in Guilford County near Guilford College he had just passed his 96th birthday and was likely the oldest resident in this county area. Surviving are two sons S S Lawrence Tulsa OK and J R Lawrence Reidsville and a daughter Miss Victoria Lawrence. Funeral services Sunday at 10:30 from the home and at 1 from Pilot Mountain Primitive Baptist church with interment in Pilot Mountain cemetery.
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P. W. Lawrence
Otteray Drive
Mr. Lawrence
Guilford County
Guilford College
S&s. Lawrence
Tulsa
Oklahoma
J. R. Lawrence
Reidsville
Victoria Lawrence
J. M. Hilliard
Primitive Baptist Church
Pilot Mountain
P. W
Moses Williard
University student lives in cottage on wheels
John Davenport arrived at the Missouri State University with a house on wheels built by himself and his father. The tiny rolling home cost 250 dollars, includes electricity wiring, a coal stove heating system, and basic home comforts to fit his needs on campus.
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Columbia
John Davenport
State University
John
Mouzon Urges Prohibition Return To Friends Not Politicians
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon of the Methodist Episcopal Church South says the Eighteenth Amendment’s birthday celebration marks the time to return prohibition to its supporters he criticizes President Hoover’s view calling prohibition a noble experiment and accuses the Wickersham commission of acting as a political kite-flyer amid shifting public opinion.
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Charlotte
N. C
Edwin D. Mouzon
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mouzon
Hoover
Mouton
Wickersham Commission
Giant burning lathe built in Westphalia Germany
One of the largest mechanical units of its kind has been constructed in Westphalia Germany. The burning lathe extends about 32 feet in length and requires 100 horsepower to run its heavy work.
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Westphalia
Germany
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