Canadian U S Peace Park Urged Along Canadian U S Boundary
A proposal to establish an international wilderness park larger than Rhode Island on the Canadian United States boundary gains serious consideration. The plan would preserve Quetico and Superior National Forest areas with vast lakes and wildlife, while facing opposition from Backus water power interests. Public hearings loom as surveys evaluate flooding impacts and a broader memorial to peace and friendship is discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rhode Island
Canada
Izaak Walton League of America
E. W. Backus
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ontario
Backus
International Joint Commission
United States
United States Engineers’ Corps
Dominion
Duluth
Men Share Twenty Times Prize Recipes for Readers
The Times features twenty best recipes submitted by men readers with the aim of proving husbands and other men in households can cook. Prize checks accompany published recipes and a separate daily prize list invites June brides of 1927 to send favorite recipes along with marriage dates.
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Times
Pencil Writing Dictator Prefers Pencil For All But Signings
Madrid December 30 United Press reports General Primo de Rivera Spain's Premier and foreign minister always writes in pencil, using a pen only for official signatures. He never dictates decisions or major speeches, statements, or letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Madrid
Primo de Rivera
Edith Meyer Seeks Divorce and Alimony from Charles R. Meyer
Terre Haute December 30. Mrs Edith Meyer files a divorce suit against Charles R Meyer alleging cruelty and asks 15000 dollars alimony. She also seeks 75 dollars monthly child support for their four year old son William Raymond Meyer. The wife states he earns 310 dollars monthly as a railroad engine foreman and owns property worth 40000 dollars.
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Times Special
Terre Haute
Ind
Edith Meyer
Charles R. Meyer
William Raymond Meyer
Meyer
Banana Salad Recipe Fragment Creates Dressing Mix
A fragment describes making a dressing from one cup of sugar mixed with ground peanuts and bananas. The text outlines quantities for a dessert or salad item but ends abruptly.
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J. B. Breedlove
N. Garfield Ave
City
Byrd Hershberger
N. College Ave
Greencastle
Ind
Frank A. Zweiner
Eleventh St
Edward Austin
Waldron
O. R. Cameron
Kenwood Ave
Italy Sends Silk Ties to Rome Trade Report
Italy claims a significant role in American fashion as men’s silk ties are shipped from Como to the United States in the hundreds of thousands yearly. Trade reports note quality rivaling Lyons or Crefeld, with over 65,000 pounds exported annually and a value well above $200,000 each year.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
United States
Lyons
Crefeld
Como
America
Girls Lead In Grades University Of Chicago Study
University of Chicago scholastic records show women outperform men in the 1927 winter quarter. Of sixteen Phi Beta Kappa keys, twelve went to women. only two of thirty three fraternities averaged B, while six of thirteen women’s clubs did.
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United Press Chicago
University of Chicago
Mary Elizabeth Sloan
Department of Education
Phi Beta Kappa Keys
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John E. Cordell
Twenty-Seventh
Charles A. Barker
Dayton
Harry H. Walther
Sanders St
Ralph E. Pinnick
Fairview Farms
West Baden
Albert A. Ferry
Madison Ave
J. E. Myers
Freetown
J. A. M’mahan
T. J. Blakemore
Ashland Ave
Alex Ancot
Thorntown, Ind
Morgan Martin
Hoefgen St
A. J. Whitlatch
Dictator
Jerome Walsh
Kansas City
William Edward Hickman
Los Angeles
Little Marion Parker
C Krogers
Pillsbury
Avondale
Campbell’s Beans
Country Club
Butter Country Club
Box
Ortleys
Jonathan
U.S. No
Chuck Roast
E. Wash
Riley
Canaries
Boyer’s Hatchery
N. Delaware St
Mass. Ave. Lincoln
Virginia Ave
Exel
Wm. Luckey
Wynessir
Lincoln
Southeast Corner
Alabama
Capitol Dairies
Inc
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Indianapolis
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