City Increases Work For Poor And Needy In Six Months
Indianapolis reports show six months ending April 30 with 2 502 transients aided by fund agencies. If trend holds, over 5 000 transients assisted this year versus 3 111 last year. 48 019 individuals served, including 826 dependent children and 4 750 helped to find employment through free bureaus. A continued rise tied to national unemployment. (TO BE CONTINUED) Cow Has Artificial Leg in Sydney. Miss Anna Penrose’s herd features a six year old artificial leg cow, noted as healthy and high producing.
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Indianapolis
Community Fund
Travelers’ Aid Society
Public Health Nursing Association
Brain Teaser Answers From Page 4
Answers cover biology and geography facts including like flies drink liquids only and male frogs croak. It lists bat and several mammals hibernating and notes zymurgy as fermentation chemistry. It also states Washington DC's history and Mt. Vernon location Virginia and gold value per ounce. Nevada over 900 acres incomplete entry.
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District of Columbia
Maryland
Mt. Vernon
Virginia
Nevada
Population density ranking hints from a dated list
The fragment notes a list itemized as 11. 620 and 12. 227 for population density, suggesting a comparison where the remainder of the list assigns densities to inhabitants, with the remark that the lowest density area is least populated.
LETTER 30 YEARS LATER
In a letter from her daughter Mary Mrs Randolph Winslow learns Mary enjoyed her vacation and was a good girl The letter written thirty years ago was found in the bottom of the Winslow mailbox on the old front porch which had served for forty years Mary now has two children
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NEA
Baltimore
Mary
Randolph Winslow
Winslow
One Cent Fine Paid to Free Farmer in Dallas Case
A Dallas farmer O T Lindley was jailed thirty days on a liquor possession charge. The judge fined him one cent but he had no money. With jail looming again an attorney in the courtroom paid the cent fine to discharge him.
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NEA
Dallas
Texas
O. T. Lindley
Farmer
Lindley
Slavery Abolished in Kalat Baluchistan After Centuries
Kalat Baluchistan, a Kalat state dependency of India, abolishes slavery ending a practice that began in the 6th century B C. The move marks a historic legal and social shift in the region with centuries of servitude ending.
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Delhi
India
Kalat
Baluchistan
Gas Pains Gone Kidneys Now Fine
Illinois Central engineer C G Hungerford recalls ten years of gas stomach and kidney pain and states VIANA relieved his suffering. He reports improved digestion sleep and energy after using VIANA and urges others to try it.
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C. G. Hungerford
Illinois Central
State
Freeport
Viana
Viane
Iceland
He Jing Co
Indiaie Police Ind
Mystery of the Catawba Times Kidnappings and Court Call
Diana Brooks, daughter of Roger Brooks, publisher of the Catawba City Times, has been kidnapped and released. Roger Brooks, fighting a corrupt Otawaba City regime, suspects John Walden in a stock manipulation plot. Teddy, Don, Lola, and Diana navigate love, jealousy, and a planned public confrontation at the Times plant with Judge Wharton aiding the publisher.
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Diana Brooks
Roger Brooks
Catawba City Times
Otawaba City
The
Times
Brooks
Peopeare
John Walden
Donald Keene
Teddy Farrell
Teddy
Don
Diana
Lola Mantell
Gene
Jose the Waldens
Atorney
Lola
the Brooks
Dinny
Jane Dexter
Franny Blake
Pop
Ted
Franny
Wyldens
Waldens
Bill Canfield
Canfield
the Times
Bill
Walden, Sr
Superior Court
George Wharton
Judge Wharton
Officer Takes Own Brother to Prison
On a train from Port Huron to Marquette Prison two brothers rode together. Thomas Snay pleaded guilty to involuntary homicide while his brother Deputy Sheriff Fred Sway escorted him to a three to five year term. The case stemmed from a crash that killed 16 year old Virginia Hickson.
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Port Huron
Mich
Marquette Prison
Thomas Snay
Fred Sway
Virginia Hickson
Largest class to get diplomas at Danville
Central Normal College will graduate 85 students Thursday night at its 51st annual commencement. Eighty-two graduates receive A B degrees. A pageant titled The Coming of Education to the American Forest will be staged on the east campus directed by Mrs Russell Cook. The commencement speaker is Dr H M Whistler of the State Department of Education and former college vice president.
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Ind
Central Normal College
American Forest
Russell Cook
H. M. Whistler
State Department of Education
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Johnson Features, Inc
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Payne
Payne’s Tire Service
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N. Talbott
Wihtown Chapel
Jos. J
S. Capitol Ave
Chiropractic
Ida M. Hirt
Ashland Ave
Charles Koehring
Exel
Virginia Ave
Edolph
West Washington ST
SHOE
Merchants Bank
Meridian and
Washington Sts
Danville
Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
Rite’s Jewelry Shop
Illinois Street
Victor
Davenport
Axminster
Tilinois St
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