Three States Vote in Senate Primaries Amid National Tensions
Across Kansas Missouri Virginia and West Virginia voters faced primaries with incumbents favored. Capper in Kansas is renominated unopposed while Carter Glass in Virginia faces easy renomination. In West Virginia Henry Neely seeks Democratic nomination with a crowded Republican field. Tennessee and Alabama date further contests as Hoover’s influence surfaces.
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Congress
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Tennessee
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Johnson City
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al Smith
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London
Hoover
Franco Italian War Predicted in Silent Stage Preview
Dan compiles a gritty backstage scene at Grand United studios in Holly. Anne is told she will be employed again next morning. After a first day at work, Dan drives Anne to the beach where she confides about a new friendship and plans that involve a fellow performer, Eva Harley Morrison.
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Simonds
London
Europe
Great Britain
Hollywood Night Ride Sparks Quiet Romance
Dan Rorimer and Anne Winter share a late night drive toward Hollywood with songs and shy questions about love. Across the talk, he battles impulse and fears his kiss may ruin their budding trust, while colleagues gossip about Sloans and Sylvia Patterson in a swirl of restaurant chatter.
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Hollywood
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Johnny
Riddle
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Sylvia
City airport well contract awarded to Hensley firm
The board of works approved a ten inch driven well contract with James W. Hensley and Company at four dollars per foot if no water is found and eight dollars per foot if water is obtained. A prior well drilling yielded no water.
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James W. Hensley
Federal hunt of wild horses blamed on humane groups
Federal agents culled wild horses to feed fish rather than human consumption, a practice criticized by Cockley. Humane societies object to the slaughter of wild horses for eating.
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Cockley
Humane Societies
Wild Horse Nuisance Sparks Oregon Range Cleanup
Remote Oregon regions confront wild horse problem as ranchers and farmers seek to reduce horse numbers to curb damage and pest issues on distant ranges.
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Oregon
Vacation Contest Closes Next Week At The Times
The Times announces $5 prizes for vacation letters and snapshots with final judging next week. Mrs. W A Collins R R 10 Box 269 wins for a mountain cabin vacation and Russell Collier 2320 East Sixteenth Street wins for a White River photo. Letters due by Aug 8 and photos by Aug 7. Winners revealed Aug 11.
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Times
Hogston to Prosecute Forest Fire Starters
State Fire Marshal Alfred E. Hogston warned of arson charges for anyone causing grass or forest fires during the drought. Governor Leslie urged caution after a Saturday blaze on the statehouse north lawn caused by a dropped cigarette. Bertha Cook named home demonstration agent for Cass County by Purdue University.
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Harry G. Leslie
North Lawn
United Press
Oregon Ends Wild Horse Drive Packaging for California Market
Oregon cowboys concluded a long drive of about 600 wild horses across Harney and Malheur counties with George F. Cockley preparing to load 25 carloads for his San Jose plant. The horses, once rowdily roaming the plains, are likely to be shipped for meat though Oregon locals prefer beef. horse meat is valued in California and abroad. The ponies, prized for steak, will be inspected and processed into sausages and other products under their own naming.
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