Heflin Reelection Hopes Dented By Alabama Survey
A Collier's Weekly survey of Alabama politics notes Tom Heflin’s prospects for re election to the Senate are dimmer due to business leaders viewing him as harmful to Alabama. It cites opposition from industrialists who avoided Alabama for risks tied to racial and religious demagogy and Heflin’s stance on liquor laws amid dry politics.
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Tom Heflin
United States Senate
Alabama
Walter Davenport
Collier's Weekly
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Heflin
Ku Klux Klan
J. Thomas Heflin
Shelby County
Shelby
Anti-Saloon League
Canada
Mobile
Mexico
Water police patrol with aquatic skis in Vienna
In Vienna bathers and accidental water entrants are protected by police who patrol the riverfront on special water skis. Officers can walk on water to reach those in danger, carrying an oar to propel themselves.
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Vienna
Sub-Motor Boat Aims A Transatlantic German Design
A German inventor tests a steel hull motor boat with submarine-like features and a water tight cabin. The craft is proposed for a possible voyage from Germany to the United States across the Atlantic.
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Berlin
Atlantic
Germany
United States
Puzzle clues form mixed list of terms and numbers
A vertical and horizontal clue set presents random words and definitions such as Bee chime senior beer resin shad garment paddle total statute heron plus scattered numbers 1 2 3 4 6 9 10 12 13 24 27 29 35 37 38 39 40 81 83.
Nervous Temperament as Handicap to Workers
Dr Morris Fishbein reviews Galen’s ancient typology and modern shifts toward viewing the nervous temperament in individuals and workers. He notes how glandular function and thyroid types influence energy, mood, and performance, with fear reducing happiness and noise aggravating nervous workers.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal
American Medical Association
Galen
May Smith
British Journal of Medical Psychology
Worry and performance in sewing room typists
A lone worker in a small room is rarely disturbed and functions well while a typist in a crowded room with supervision develops mental discomfort, makes many errors, and loses her job. The piece contrasts concern over public impact with private work tasks showing how responsibility affects anxiety and sleep.
North Carolina Beef Cattle Researcher Begins State Work
Raleigh dispatch reports L. L. Case, newly appointed beef cattle research worker, has reported to North Carolina State College and begun work in the state. Case comes to North Carolina from Virginia Polytechnic Institute to join the Eastern North Carolina program.
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Raleigh
L. L. Case
North Carolina
N. C. State College
Case
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Beef cattle and sheep project moves to tick-free NC region
Keeping the Cup In America at Blacksburg Virginia, where he had been engaged for several years as an extension specialist in beef cattle and sheep. He will work with Earl Hostetler, animal husbandman for the N C Experiment station and will devote attention to raising beef cattle and sheep in the tick-free area of Eastern North Carolina. Funds for the work were secured for this state largely through Representative Lindsey Warren of the First North Carolina district. The project will be under the joint control of the state experiment station and the U
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North Carolina
Virginia
Blacksburg
Earl Hostetler
N. C
Beef cattle prospects in eastern state waste lands
The S department of agriculture notes Mr. Hostetler sees great possibilities in Mr. Case's research and a profitable beef cattle industry could grow in the eastern state's waste lands. Tests suggest native grasses can support cattle and crossing purebred beef bulls with native cows may yield a profitable beef strain.
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S. Department of Agriculture
Hostetler
Case
Belives
Eng bank uses portrait stamp to curb check forgery
In Paris a new British bank method stamps depositors checks with an adhesive portrait seal. When a signer writes a check they affix their stamp, making it unlikely to be cashed by others.
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Paris
Monument Erected At Ohio Penitentiary For Easter Sunday Riot Victims
A large Grecian urn designed and built by prisoners stands at the Ohio State Penitentiary honoring 320 convicts who died in the Easter Monday riot and ensuing fire.
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