Deaths Last Night by Associated Press
Edward Graver, 63, president of the National Association of Tobacco Dealers and director of Metropolitan Tobacco Company, died last night in New York.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
2
Edward Graver, 63, president of the National Association of Tobacco Dealers and director of Metropolitan Tobacco Company, died last night in New York.
Today in Congress the Senate may consider a farm crop futility loan bill while appropriations subcommittee opens closed hearings on an 1.8 million supplemental bill for the Office of Price Administration. Finance subcommittee reviews war insurance. The House holds an routine session as interstate commerce continues FCC study. Yesterday Thomas F. Meany was confirmed as federal district judge for New Jersey.
Hart Allen of the Feeders Supply Co explains he now feeds and cleans up his livestock before opening. He argues government milk quotas push dairy farmers toward dry calf starter to save milk, claiming the calf grown on dry feed stays vigorous and costs less. Allen invites observers to monitor the calf’s progress over the first four months.
The promotion of Private Pink D. Carrigan of Detachment Quartermaster Corps Fort Benning Ga to private Istelas has been announced as post headquarters there. Before joining the army Carrigan lived at Route 3 Hope. Dog fish oil is preparation for keeping away mosquitos.
A passerby dropped a one-pound bag of sugar on the sidewalk and was helped by a vacuum cleaner. A Palomar telescope will be 64000 times as far as normal vision. In 1940, Idaho's Craters of the Moon National Monument drew 16717 visitors.
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