Kingsport to House Civilian Conservation Corps Forestry Camp
A lease for a 10 acre tract inside Kingsport city limits near the Kingsport John-son City highway will host a CCC forestry camp. About 212 personnel will work there, including 6 army officers, 6 foremen, and 200 forestry workers recruited from Fort Oglethorpe. The camp aims to manage erosion and fire control over Bays Mountain, with daily transport by nine trucks. Estimated monthly economic impact to Kingsport ranges from 3,000 to 4,000 dollars, plus supplier purchases locally. The article notes the project will provide activity and a measure of economic stimulus to the town.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Kingsport
Johnson City
Country Club
Forestry Service
Army
Fort Oglethorpe
Bays Mountain
Hawkins County
Cty
Lusinees
Quote on taxes and government reform from Indiana News
Fragmented reader notice quoting press opinions on taxation and federal reorganization. It references always the other fellow paying taxes and concerns over efficiency, with unclear attribution to Tute de Linde and a line about the other fellow.
Roosevelts recovery act aims to kickstart public works and industry cooperation
The article discusses how Roosevelt's recovery act will deploy a vast administrative machinery to implement public works like road building naval construction and flood control while private industry codes of cooperation are prepared for swift approval. It highlights the shift from monopoly fears to balancing competition and cooperation to reemploy thousands as the law comes onto the statute books.
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Roosevelt
Svho
Roossvel
Gager
Washington Post
Four Power Peace Pledge Aims at Ten Year European Truce
The Mussolini Toure pact signed by France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy pledges to preserve peace in Europe for ten years. The Minneapolis Journal notes it may be merely a gesture, yet the four powers commit to protect peace more decisively than Locarno did, a cautious step forward.
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France
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Skeep
Europe
Locarny
Minneapolis Journal
In Disguise Deceit Behind Santa Claim Revealed
A Chicago Tribune piece quotes John P. Morgan declaring there is no Santa Claus. The article dismisses the traditional figure as a myth embraced by readers, challenging the festive fiction circulated by trusted circles.
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Santa Claus
John P. Morgan
Chicago Tribune
Wheat sale proposal to China sparks market talk
A Boston Herald item notes a proposal to advance 30 million dollars to China to buy American wheat. The piece quips that grocers would see brisk business if lenders offered credit, reflecting market enthusiasm and skeptical sentiment about the plan.
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Reading &Boys
China
Boston Herald
Ambulance chasing as a high art and a trap for motorists
A Metropolitan daily driver recounts a near miss with an ambulances chaser at a red light. The alleged victim feigned injury to gain settlement, later suing from a hospital bed. The piece warns drivers to recognize the tactic and report accidents to authorities to avoid costly, time consuming lawsuits.
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J Resources,co
Drainiey
Toni
Q and A from the Kingsport Times readers questions
A long questions and answers feature lists inquiries about pronunciation history laws and famous names. It notes a test on page 5 with ten queries about geography citizenship and science, then provides brief factual answers on topics from earth age to the Kellogg Briand pact and notable figures like Ramon Novarro and Franklin D Roosevelt.
Do You Get Your Money's Worth inbateatenes Adv
An advertisement asks readers if they get value for their money and promotes a service or product offering better prices or results. It highlights cost efficiency and customer benefit while urging action and comparison.
Simply Worn Out Lydia Bit Plitians Veecable
Fragmentary ad style text mentions fatigue and a product claim about renewed strength and easing sourness. It references Lydia and a vegetable compound promising benefits from use. The readable phrases suggest a health or patent remedy tone with incomplete marketing language.
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Angie
Chen Sai
Romen
Modern diagnosis conducts to seat of disease
Pr Clendening reviews kidney diseases, noting Brights disease now seen as a whole body issue rather than kidney centered. He explains rarity of kidney disease, shifts in understanding, and how blood changes from kidney failure guide treatment focusing on the body and its chemical disturbances. Tomorrow’s article will describe such treatments.
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Logan Clendening
M.D
Richard Bright
Bright
Hance
What's What at a Glance by Charles P Stewart
A Washington report sketches regulatory hopes and problems under the new recovery law, including trade agreements, penalties for underbidding, and the risk of bootlegging amid consumer demand. It also notes prohibition groups forming a dry third party and debates over gold hoarding and ship subsidies. Roosevelt’s son James Rooseve lt is described as busy, while dental fillings face substitution due to the dollar and gold standard issues.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Fron
Leslie Eichel
New York
James Roosevelt
Washington
Boston
Father
Wma
Messenger Extrajordinary
University of Michigan
Hayfield A. Rickert Cbe
England
Hoarders Face Wrath of U S Government
Washington June 20 Prosecution of hoarders appears imminent after the justice department reported 183 persons refused government requests to surrender 1,148,945 in gold and gold certificates. Investigators interview hundreds thought to have withdrawn gold before the banks closed as the drive began. Attorney General Cummings predicted action soon. Senator Borah of Idaho challenged the government's authority to compel surrender, arguing private property rights.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Cummings
King Frowns on Prince's Bride in Last Minute Reconciliation
In Lausanne on June 20 AP reports the former Prince of Asturias seeks reconciliation with his father former King Alfonso of Spain who remains opposed to his eldest son's marriage to Edel Sampedro a Cuban commoner. The prince has renounced his rights to the throne and now uses the name Count of Cavadongar. The royal family reiterates its opposition and the civil wedding is set for tomorrow with a religious service to follow. A threat reportedly prompted the prince to seclude himself at his hotel.
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Asturias
Alfonso of
Spstt
Edel Sampedro
Prines
Cavadongar
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