Park Fund to Be Trimmed and Reallocated
Washington June 2 The National Park Service asked Congress to shift Blue Ridge Parkay funding more toward Virginia citing less mileage in North Carolina and continuing gaps to complete Virginia parkways The House bill provides 6 million dollars in cash to back contract authorizations for Blue Ridge Hatchet Trace and George Washington Memorial Parkways but there are no new cash or contract authorizations approved
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Virginia
Senate
Public Today
A. E. Demaray
Park Serice
Northarolina
North Carolina
House
Hatchez Trace
George Washgton Memorial
Old Timers Gather At Ohio Tourney In Cleveland Victory
Cleveland players dominate the Ohio State Tournament as Emrich and the Western Reserve team clinch the late championship. The narrative describes a complex four-trump sequence, dummy plays low, Emrich uses a singleton spade and a finesse to force a squeeze, ending in a slam.
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Ohio State
Cleveland
Ohio
E. Emrich
Toouch
Western Reserve Eam
West
Emrich
North
Ast
Airplane lands on golf course after engine failure
Herbert Holmes and Earl Peterson piloting a rented plane at 11 000 feet had a cylinder head blow out. Olmes cut ignition and searched for a landing site then glided toward a golf course crowded with spectators. The craft touched down safely on the 14th fairway near a No 7 iron shot from the green.
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Chicago
Herbert Holmes
Earl Peterson
Olmes
Recn
Hallie Craven Reaves of Asheboro Aims Big in Pharmacy
Hallie Craven Reaves carries on the Reaves drug business in Asheboro after his brother Roy’s death. He trained at Raeford and Chapel Hill, then worked with Walgreen before returning to manage the family store. The store, now jointly owned by Grace Adams Reaves and Hallie, showcases cosmetics and a popular I cent sale. He enjoys tennis, horseback riding, and golf, and serves as a director of the Asheboro Kuvanis Club.
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Hallie Craven Reaves
L. E. Reaves
Raeford
Reaves
Roy Reaves
Hallie
Asheboro
Reaves Pharmacy
Chapel Hill
School of Pharmacy
Walgreen Company
Roy
Grace Adams Reaves
Jim
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Teore
Survivors of the Bismarck Walk Silent Into British Aftermath
Eighteen survivors from the sunken German battleship Bismarck, 82 men, stagger ashore on British soil. Witnesses describe dazed, shellshocked faces, blank stares, and a lack of speech as they march past British sailors. They cling to the drifting memory of the Hood and wear rags from captors' clothing. The group refuses to salute and appears eerily stunned by their defeat.
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Eddie Gilamore
West Indies
Look and Learn By A C Gordon Question and answer quiz
A Q and A feature asks about the divorce profession highest among physicians, the difference between an astronomer and an astrologer, the origin of the slang gat, the official who administers the presidential oath, and the principal food of one third of the world. Answers identify physicians, define astronomy vs astrology, link gat to Gatling gun, and name the Chief Justice.
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U. S
Washington
Supreme Court
Rice
Clamp On FR's Power Sought
In a Senate Banking Committee move to end Roosevelt emergency monetary powers, leaders plan to call on Federal Reserve Chairman Eccles for testimony as the board and Fed bank presidents urge discontinuation. Debate centers on devaluing the dollar, silver purchases, and the stabilization fund with lawmakers offering varied restrictions.
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Roosevelt
Senate Banking Committee
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Banks
Taft «R. Ohio
Congress
Adams D., Cole
Banking Committee
Good Neighbors Cranium Crackers on South American Ties
A reader quiz questions readers about Latin America from a Cranium Crackers page. It asks which movie star was sent as a goodwill ambassador, which South American president’s son sought polio treatment in Warm Springs, if the Panama Canal is longer than the Suez, which war material is produced in Venezuela and nearby nations, and the capitals of Paraguay Uruguay Ecuador Venezuela and Chile. Answers appear on the Want Ad page.
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U. S
South America
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Venezuela
Paraguay
Uruguay
Ecuador
Chile
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
English study notes advise correct usage and pronunciation. It discusses common mistakes such as saying I do not know if she heard us and highlights the preferred stress in research. The piece notes misspellings like underrate and observ e the two rs, and lists synonyms for form and shape.
Seasonal golf puzzle clues and answers
A crossword style list titled Seasonal Game presents horizontal and vertical clues for a golf themed puzzle. It includes terms like Ireland 50 the ball is knocked into a hole on the green and references to bunkers and sand traps along with numerous cryptic style hints for words such as ape actions antiseptics and window.
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Ireland
Modern Etiquette Questions and Answers for Weddings
A bride may choose any number of bridesmaids ushers and attendants based on personal preference and wedding type. For job applications a conservative outfit is advised. It is the man who should thank after a dance, not the woman.
Pontiac Award Honors Amateur Player of the Year
Pontiac Michigan annually awards a watch to the most valuable amateur player based on batting and fielding one third and sportsmanship aggressiveness team play and leadership two thirds.
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Pontiac. Mich
Stringent Word Prompt From Grant Quotation
A short excerpt promotes vocabulary growth with the word stringent defined as strict in requirements and rigid. It includes a quote attributed to U S Grant emphasizing the repeal of bad laws through stringent execution.
Hummingbird Tongue Sucks Nectar Through Tube Like Tongue
The hummingbird uses a tube shaped tongue to draw nectar from blossoms. This specialized organ facilitates rapid intake as the bird hovers and feeds.
Bomb Explodes At Seals Stadium During Game
A crudely made bomb exploded in the bleachers at Seals Stadium during a Sacramento San Francisco baseball game. No injuries were reported as 6,000 fans watched a cloud of smoke from section H 3. Police found fragments, shredded paper, insulated wire and a short fuse. The stadium was not evacuated and officials offered no major concern.
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San Fracisco
Secret Birthday Surprise In Downtown Kansas City
Seventeen young women gathered around a birthday cake in a downtown restaurant. They were excited to celebrate Miss Rosalie Rouen but could not find the guest of honor. A coworker later found her at her desk, where she had not been invited to the surprise.
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Kansas City
Rosalie Rouen
Miss Rouen
Transient hurls brick at shop, surrenders for jail
In Upper Darby a 22 year old transient shouted to Officer Louis Miller and threw a brick through a plate glass window of a tailor shop. He then walked to police headquarters and said he wanted to go to jail, and he did.
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Upper Darby
Louis Miller
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