Pioneers From America Arrive In Russia To Aid Rehabilitation
A group of American pioneers arrives in Riga on their way to Siberia to assist Soviet plans, with engineers William Mahler of Newark and William Vanhoffen of Chicago leading a contingent of miners and farmers from across the United States. They sign up for two years, bring seed grain and food, and promise to staff coal mines and a steel plant to address Russia’s labor shortage.
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Maryland Honors Wisconsin Engineer A R Hirst
The University of Maryland awarded A R Hirst the honorary Doctor of Engineering at graduation, marking the 206th anniversary of his engineering degree. Hirst has led Wisconsin’s highway department for ten years and served there for fifteen years.
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Fragmented quotes from Detroit Free Press parade of speech
A garbled excerpt shows characters from a dialogue with quirks and misheard lines. The text includes slang and dialect like aunties and farmers discussing payment and buttermilk. It mentions La Crosse Normal Racquet in a stray fragment.
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