Hope City power plant revenues fund social resources
The Star outlines municipal plans to use revenues from the Hope power plant to support social resources and sanitary improvements. It highlights the Chamber of Commerce backing a county wide all weather unit program, progressive road and government efficiency reforms, and cooperative efforts to boost Hempstead County.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hempstead
Ink Tate
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Kansas
Good News For Buyers at New York Store
Forbes highlights S. Klein who runs a New York shop with low pressure sales. He says shoppers don’t need aggressive salesmen and prefer reading prices openly on racks. Customers choose without force, paying only for what they need, while the store avoids pressuring purchases.
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New York
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Forbes
Stomer
Jong
Klein
Mooney and Billings Case Revisited Amid Postwar Reflections
The article revisits the 1917 San Francisco bombing conviction of Mooney and Billings, noting perjurer Oxman and witness McDonald cast doubt on the case. It urges fair treatment for the unpopular prisoners to prevent future miscarriages amid wartime emotion. It also satirically critiques Congress as its 71st session adjourns.
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Mooney Cage
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Warren Billings
Sanrancisco
McDonald
Oxman
San Francisco
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Billings
S-Aid
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Congressman Fish Defends Free Speech But Opposes Communists
Congressman Hamilton Fish of New York, head of the House committee on Communist activities, says the Reis do not threaten overthrow of government yet condemns Communist propaganda in the United States. He notes Moscow directives influence U S groups and urges appropriate legislation while defending democracy and free speech. The piece also mentions a university flag incident at Chicago, Socialist students, and a Madison Square Garden Communist meeting cited by Fish. It ends with a notice praising a Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby musical score with songs like California Skies.
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Harry Ruby
California
Disordered chatter on crime, leisure and film cages
A jagged monologue questions playground choices and gangster pressure, mentions Chicago criminals and shots, mocks vacation longing and talking pictures, and notes aviation wires and screens failing to keep people out, all in a collage of pop culture jabs.
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Aviation
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The Cuckoos comedy treat of the year at Suenger
The Cuckoos a Belgian extravaganza of nonsense opens today at the Suenger theatre. Burt Wheeler and Robert Woolsey star in a well plotted musical comedy with prime emphasis on delirious fun. The duo carries the show with nonstop jokes and lively nonsense.
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Suenger Theatre
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Robert Woolsey
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The Cuckoos Lavish Pro Duction Aims for Technicolor Splendor
Adulterated glee describes The Cuckoos as a lavish production with stunning settings and costumes. The cast features Wheeler and Woolsey plus seven featured players, hundreds of singers, dancers, and musicians. large-scale Technicolor filming is highlighted.
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Woolsey
Pasture Problems Confront Farmers in Hempstead County
Farmers in Hempstead County face pasture challenges as livestock production weighs on profits. County Agent Lynn Smith notes a shift in views from pasture being wasteful to pasture providing cheapest feed. Attendees at Farmers' Week August 5 6 7 will study methods to use grazing plants seasonally and to fertilize and care for pastures to ensure productive dairying and livestock operations.
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Hempstead
Lynn Smith
Arkansas
University of Arkansas Farm Week to discuss pastures and crops
The Agrarian section of Farmers' Week at the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture will hold a Wednesday morning session on August 4. The program will cover pasture improvement, nutritious plant establishment, and weed control to support grazing lands.
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University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fragmented clues from crossword theme and notes
Puzzle notes mix scrambled lines about crossword themes and solutions from yesterday. It mentions La 18 Attenpe WW eae 20 and Daily Cross-word Puzzle Fr. It lists names, numbers, and scattered phrases across sports and chemistry like Bayer, Sout Amul, La, Morwie and Meillevit, with references to tense lines and various isolated terms.
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Bayer
Hope Route Two Farmer Delivers Notable Tomato Harvest
J P Giles of Hope Route Two brings in a fine load of tomatoes to P Giles. The truck farmer is praised for the unusually well growth despite a dry summer. Local observer notes his method and results as exemplary.
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Hope Route Two
P. Giles
Veader
Breugelat
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Handicap for Candidate Faces Political Challenge
Fred Applin, candidate for justice of the peace, complains of a handicap as he runs in TRON MOUNTAIN Michigan dated July 17. Opponents say electing him would require adding to the sheriff's residence to house his 16 children, calling it unwarranted waste of public dollars.
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Tron Mountain
Mich
Fred Applin
Justice of the Peace
Applin
Weather vane sighting atop Detroit building sparks chatter
In Detroit on July 17 a dark object atop a tall Telephone building was identified as a weather vane by bystanders, police, and photographers. The object creaked in the wind as they compared it to a rag dropped onto the Hudson building yesterday.
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Detroit
Gpi
Sahn
Raghethi
Burglars Trigger Alarm After Exiting Chicago Shop
In Chicago on July 17 burglars, having silenced the alarm during entry, exited a paress shop after entering through a floor hole in the basement. In their haste they dropped about $2,000 worth of jewelry and other items, with $500 missing.
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Chicago
Ayparess
Miss Strehe Sees First Pretzel Since Arrival
Miss Margaret Strehe from Leipsig Germany, a student at Agnes Scott College near Atlanta, says she never saw a pretzel before arriving in the United States. She made the remark during a visit in Atlanta on July 17.
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First Pretze
Atlanta, Ga
Margaret Strehe
Leipsig
Germany
Agnes Scott College
United States
Varied diet helps four month old stomach ache case
Denver physicians at Denver General Hospital diagnosed four month old Albert Sehne man with a stomach ache caused by swallowed bolts and nuts. The boy’s doctors found the items in his stomach after checkups following symptoms presented in early July.
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Albert Sehneman
Denever General Hospital
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