Fish Enjoy Looking at People Director of Acquarium
Washington reports Fred Ovsinger director of the bureau of fisheries aquarium says fish enjoy watching humans as much as people enjoy watching fish. He cites gouramis kissing in public and gup ayi name crowd amusement while noting children and color dresses attract aquarium interest.
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Fish
Acquarium
Eddy Gilmore
Washington
Fred Ovsinger
Bureau of Fisheries Aquarium
Orsinger
Ned
Ecuador and Peru clash as troops warned to defend territory
Quito reports fresh border violence in the 107 year dispute along the Aguarico river. Two Ecuadorian soldiers were killed and a lieutenant wounded by three Peruvian gunboats. Defense ministry orders reach to avoid retaliation while reaffirming swift defense if attacked.
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Quito
Ecuador
Peru
Aguarico
Ministry of Defense
Tumbes
Ecuadorean
Pacific
Defense Ministry
South America
Abelardo Aguirre
Rocafuerte
Flashes of Life News Briefs From AP
A collection of AP items reports: in Chester VA a stray dog and his doomed mother dog with five puppies, town clerk David Hawkins of Colonial Heights responds to a stray terrier find. In Roseburg OR 11 year old Wayne Johnson shoots a poultry hawk with an air rifle after weeks of neighbors trying rifles. In Madison WI Attorney General Loomis rules imitation cream puffs lacking real cream must be removed from shelves. In Chicago IL delegates at the National Poultry Improvement Conference discuss replacing brooding hens with incubators. In Cape Girardeau MO a mare gives birth to twin colts for the second time in 14 months.
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Associated Press
Chester
J. K. Halder
David Hawkins
Colonial Heights
Halder
Cape Girardeau, Ma
Howard McCain
Neeley’s Landing Community
Roosevelt Still Popular Says Woodring in St Louis
St Louis AP June 3 Republicans may gain some seats in Congress but not end the large Democratic majority. Secretary of War Harry Woodring said in an interview upon arriving for the Municipal Opera season opening that if elections were held tomorrow the result would mirror 1936. He noted many Democrats in the House would yield to the law of averages and allow Republicans some gains.
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Woodring
Maine
Vermont
ST. Louis
Roosevelt
Congress
Harry
House
Louisianans Oppose Oklahoma Huey Long Filing
A Baton Rouge postcard protests Huey Long filing for Oklahoma office. Signed by Original Huey Long Admirers, it asserts no relation to Louisiana’s Huey Long and condemns the Oklahoma candidate’s bid. The 22 by 14 inch card was mailed to Governor Marland in Oklahoma City on June 3.
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Oklahoma City
Huey Long
Oklapene City
Baton Rouge
Marland
Oklahoma
KruGon touted to relieve chronic ailments in Jefferson City
Emma Jobe of 627 Michigan Street testifies KruGon regulates kidneys and bowels for first time, easing heartburn dulling headaches and sour stomachs. She says chronic pain, gall bladder region, and sleep disruption improved, praising the medicine sold by A Brandenburg Drug Co at 130 East High Street and local druggists. Adv. 1 per box, 6 for $5, tax extra.
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KruGon
Jefferson City
Emma Jobe
Michigan Street
A. Brandenberger Drug Coc
East High Street
Mrs. Jobe
A. Brandenberger Drug Co
World Premiere of Gentlemen Unafraid Opens Opera Season
World premiere of Gentlemen Unafraid an operetta by Jerome Kern Oscar Hammerstein II and Otto Harbach will open the 20th Municipal Opera season at outdoor theater. Twelve productions run 16 nights for the main show and a week each for the rest. Over 19 years audiences averaged 7,236 nightly attendance across 1,347 performances.
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ST. Louis
Jerome Kern
Oscar Hammerstein II
Otto Harbach
Municipal Opera
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