The Star's Platform on City Revenue and State Highway Aid
The Star outlines proposals to apply municipal power plant revenues to improve local resources and sanitation while supporting road construction. It emphasizes cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce and Hempstead County groups, urging a state highway program to fund all-weather roads and efficiency in government spending.
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Ota Resauces
Sanit Ditions Iity Guivement
Imaan Con Jong
Chamber.of Commérce
Os County
Hempstead
Eyaten
Kansas
Nicaraguan Canal Arch Revisited in United States Plans
A historical survey notes early interest in a Nicaragua route for an interoceanic canal, detailing how Spanish exploration, California gold rush traffic, and 19th century land and sea links shaped the idea. It recalls Vanderbilt era transfers and the rise of the Panama route, then observes renewed U S government interest in Nicaragua as a potential second canal to connect Atlantic and Pacific.
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Ross Nicaragua
California
Ates
Nicaragua
Panama
Ama
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Exit Caveat Emptor in Advertising Era
The essay argues that modern advertising replaces caveat emptor by clearly naming manufacturers and detailing product contents, guiding buyers. It warns of unscrupulous producers selling inferior or fake food brands, often at low prices to lure consumers, while urging vigilance to uphold reputations and ensure quality.
Japan Boosts Cotton Exports and Global Textile Pressure
The first half of this year shows Japan exporting cotton goods at four times U S cotton textile exports, signaling potential unemployment and labor strain in American mills. Experts note Japan, China, and India now produce more textiles, intensifying competition even beyond Asia as Japan leverages trained labor and global presence.
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Fashington
Japan
United States
Orient
China
India
Sean
Asia
South America
Far East
Charles K. Moser
Commerce Department
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Moser
Theoeonsular
Pepperell Company
New England
Hae
Mnere
Fingerprints on Liquor Bottle Send Man to Jail
In Gary Indiana on October 21 a man named George Dishman was found guilty in municipal court after fingerprints on a bottle of alleged intoxicating liquor matched his. Judge Herman L Key fined him 130 and ordered 30 days in jail following testimony from Peter Billick who photographed the prints. The hearing tied the evidence to the defendant.
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Moser
Yokohama
Foretsu Firma
Tokyo
Japan
George Dishman
Gary
Herman L. Key
Dishman
Peter Billick
Manhunt Ends as Suspect Is Arrested in Cleveland
An 18 month search led Sam Mahaned to Cleveland where Ahmed Abed, 40, was arrested after Mahaned identified him to police in connection with the alleged triple murder in Palestine and the death of his ten year old niece blamed on a mob during a family feud.
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Palestine
Cleveland
Ohio
Ahmed Abed
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Abed
Hiss
Teason
Myhaned
Aberl
Irl
Charity Balls Are Over Out in Denver
Denver society faces a dull season as the famed Charity Ball is canceled after 49 years. Wealthy residents turn to new diversions like ping pong at the Polo Club and jigsaw puzzles while Jackshaws, acery, and darts gain popularity in upscale homes.
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Denver
Colo
UPI
Birds sighted by state conservation department
A game supervisor reported seeing birds that are usually southern in the vicinity of Anderson, Alexandria, Delphi, Monticello and Flora. State workers think the birds were drawn north by the season’s warmth and plan to issue observation cards. The observer previously served in the marine air force.
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State Conservation Department
Shite
Anderson
Alexandra
Delphi
Monticello
Flora
The
Marine Air Force
Odd Snippets From a Dated Oklahoma Golf Page
A jumble of lines mentions Hil and John D watching golf, air mall pilots seeking salary boosts, and cost of living complaints. It notes Chest experts suggesting modern names for planes and compares royalty to a president and first lady. Notre Dame invites photo IDs for games and a student misplaced a passport photo. October is National Doughnut Month with a playful call to dunk.
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Syracuse professors plan Andean expedition four months
A group of five Syracuse University professors led by a zoologist, including Dr Struthers, Dr Ernest Reed, Dr Art Apfel, Maj Sidman Poole, and Elixs Thompson, announced plans to begin an expedition into the Andes of Venezuela. They intend to inoculate for all diseases and endure the Cordillera ranges, La Concha, La Columna, and Tienda de la Sierra, aiming for four months of exploration.
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Andes
Venezuela
Struthers
Ernest Reed
Art ‘I. Apfel
Sidman Poole
Elixs Thompson
Drouth Drives Egres To New Habitations
Indiana sections report visitation of American eyes protected by federal laws as drought drives egres to new habitations. Waller Shirts, figh and (text unclear) note changes in water sources and settlement patterns amid the drought conditions.
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Drouth
Indianapolis
Indiana
Waller Shirts
Scientists Guard Health On Exploration Trip
Scientists guard health on an exploration trip as Dr. Parke M. Struthers in Syracuse New York on October 21 outlines steps to take every precaution against disease during the journey.
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Eyracuse
N. Y
Parke MH. Struthers
Black-Draught Long In Use In Galnasville Ga
Galnasville Ga Thedford s Black-Draught has long relieved constipation indigestion and biliousness for nearly a century Local resident Mrs M Barron recalls her first use fifty three years ago in Forsythe Ga In 1976 she bought it at Mir Kim Jays store and says a few gulps relieve headaches fatigue bad taste and sluggishness and she remains satisfied with the medicine
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Galnasville
Thedford
Bargain Sales Banned By Chinese Officials
Harbin authorities prohibit bargain sales citing adverse effects on exchange. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce agrees no Chinese member shall hold a bargain sale. Russians and Japanese have popularized bargain sales in Harbin, but Chinese merchants opposed the idea and influenced action.
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Harbin
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Prohib Officer Spots Moonshiners From Airplane
In Ohio in Portsmouth on October 21 Prohibition Officer E C Farmer landed his new plane at the port and spent the first day surveying hills in Lawrence and Seloto counties to spot illicit moonshine activity as part of aviation aided enforcement.
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Ohi Hills
E. C. Farmer
Farmer
Lawrence
Seloto
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