Argentina Surges in World Grain Output
Argentina leads with 43 million acres sown to wheat and corn as grain production climbs. Cattle and dairy remain strong, but grain export power grows, with wheat now the top cash crop and Argentina among the top wheat exporters after the United States and Canada. Exports rely on large estate holdings, while only a fraction of arable land is cultivated. Governor Pauldn plans to attend the cornerstone laying for the Old People’s Home in Abi- Jene next Sunday.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
United States
Canada
Agricultural Co x
Anne
Pauldn
Abi- Jene
Brown H Memorial Foundation
Atlanta Man Seeks Hall of Fame Honor While Alive
Atlanta resident James J. Cooper appeals to New York University to be admitted to the Hall of Fame before death. He cites a 25 year posthumous rule and lists achievements including a court precedent aiding workers, a telegraphy method for the blind and deaf, and lifelong service to others. He remains undeterred, hopeful 50 years hence to be remembered.
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Atlanta
United Press
James J. Cooper
Cooper
Hall of Fame
New York University
Fiesh
Tetter
Our
Republic
Cowper
Fishermen Invade Garden. Gardener Demands They Stop
Indianan complains that anglers invade his garden near Monticello. E R Gardner and neighbors plead for them to move on. Gardner says he has supplied night crawlers to fishermen and now the trespass is wearisome as intruders wear size nine shoes. He urges locals to respect gardens.
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Montizello
Tra
E. R. Gardner
Gardner
United States
Self operating power station planned at Surahammar Sweden
A new station near Surahammar in Västmanland, Sweden, is under construction by Aktiebolaget Svenska General Electric of Västerås. Automatic devices at a distant control station will gauge engine speed, water flow, and check for faults, with turbines self adjusting to water flow.
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Vesteras
Sweden
Surahammar
Vestmanland
Swedish General Electric Company
Boy
Father Rebuilds Car to Fit Son in Indiana
In Columbus Indiana Donald Ford, aged four, is among the youngest auto drivers in the state. His father Walter Ford rebuilt a car to fit the boy, enabling him to start the engine and operate the clutch and brakes. Donald now takes spins daily and knows the stop and go signs, according to his father.
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Columbus
Ind
Donald Ford
Walter Ford
Indiana
Guch & Manner
Donald
Bulgaria and Spain Lands of Methuselahs, Scientist Claims
Sofia AP Bulgaria and Spain are lands of long lifespans says Dr Kyril Popov state director of statistical research In Bulgaria He finds 3139 centenarians in Bulgaria with 355 in Spain 258 women among Spain s 35 centenarians 24 women He cites diet and robust constitutions as factors noting few Bulgarian physicians and that most centenarians had no medical treatment Also mentions Fatma Hanem Angora 160 years old and Zar Aga Constantinople 145 years old as other long lived individuals.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Spain
Kyril Popov
New York City
Popov
Madrid
Papov
Turkey
Fatma Hanem
Angora
Fatma
Zarp Aga
Constantinople
Extension work grows as adults seek more learning
Washington AP reports that adult education expands through extension and correspondence courses. The Federal Bureau of Education finds 181 universities run extension programs, 104 offer correspondence courses, and 37 provide home reading courses.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Education
Bureau
Youngest cigar smoker claimed in Lorain world
Lorain reports three year old Leatherman Jr who began smoking several months ago and insists on the largest black cigars. Father says the habit is mild and not harmful, though medical experts caution against child tobacco use. In Ireland, 250 members of the San Francisco Knights of St Columbkille plan a European tour visiting Belfast and Dublin with a reception from President Cosgrave.
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Lorain
U.P
Vy Leatherman, Jr
Leatherman
Monks Hear France Voice Through Toulouse Broadcast
From Hudson Bay faries, Brother Woolf, station of the Oblats Mission, writes that he has heard the voice of beloved France via the Toulouse broadcasting station. Jazz and opera and breezy songs were listened to by the delighted French monks.
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Tane
France
Toulouse
Far
Aries
Hudson Bay
Woolf
Oblats
Jant
Olsen Named Chief Of Agriculture Economics Bureau
Appointed by the Secretary of Agriculture Jar dine to succeed Lloyd B. Tenny, Nils A Olsen becomes chief of the bureau of agriculture economics on July 16. An ardent advocate of soil improvement, he has opposed further reclamation and warned that overproduction and surpluses affect farmers markets and farm policy. He previously directed research and administrative work in the bureau.
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Olsen
Temny
Bureau
Division of Agricultural Finance
Navy Continues Pacific News Radio Service Despite Shortwave Limit
The Navy will keep handling press dispatches in the Pacific after the Radio Commission refused to grant transoceanic shortwave channels. Congress has long authorized naval radio use for news at low rates, with plans for broader Asia interchanges disrupted by private contracts and station limitations.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Pacific Communications Syndicate
Navy
United States
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Pacific Syndicate
Congress
Pacific
Asia
Waly
London
Reuter
Philippines
China
Japan
Radio Corporation of America
lIn
Radio Act
End to Mosquitoes Seen by Use of New Dusting Method
Washington AP reports Public Health Service tests in South Carolina and nearby marshes show airplane dusting with Paris green can kill over 90 percent of mosquito larvae in stagnant waters. The method targets malaria spreading species and also effective against salt marsh mosquitoes, with surface-floating poison remaining active for hours.
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Washington (Ap
Ar Ramipy
Bamburg
South Carolina
Paris Green
Iit
Paris
Authorities eye near total destruction after period of years
Authorities believe that after years of buildup a near total destruction may be attained. The period of time and the exact targets remain under review as officials assess the potential impacts and necessary safety measures.
German press misreads Hoover nomination amid Berlin bets
Berlin newspapers misread U S political process as Hoover nomination. Hoovers perceived as possible successor to Coolidge. Bets among Americans in Berlin rely on Hoover leading to Democratic nomination. Germania backs Hoover citing relief work in postwar Central Europe and Quaker ethics. Local officials describe Hoover as a high speed work machine.
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Bertin
Zeitung Am Mittag
Hoover
Coolidge
al Smith
P Iure
Smith
Houston
Berlin
Germania
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
United Press
Europe
Reindeer Meat Popular Alaskan Product in United States
Interlie department reports rising sale of Alaskan reindeer meat to American consumers. Thousands of carcasses enter the country yearly and can be archived across the northwest, with occasional finds on eastern hills. Nome company reorganized with 3 million capital owns 506,000 head and exports meat. Alaska hosts about 500,000 reindeer, two thirds owned by Eskimos. industry vital to the state.
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Washington
U.P
Interlie Department
Northwest
Nome
Alaska
Riverside social notes show lists of visits and local gatherings
July visits span Riverside families with Charles Springer and Fred Brown hosting and relatives from OsKaloosa, Kansas City and Minneapolis gathering across the week. 4-H and Flower Club activities, along with school staff, 4-H leaders, and local clubs, highlight community life and upcoming summer events.
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Charles Springer
Wieches
Fred Brown
LaVon
Teddy Leon
Brown
W. J. Anderson
Oskaloosa
W. M. Steinburg
Clifford Langenderfer
Kansas City
Kani
Ground near No 6 School hosts Flower Club planting
County commissioners offered the grounds to the Flower Club for iris planting near the No 6 School house. Mrs X J Kennedy spoke on sowing seeds of perennials by July while Mrs Joseph Lane discussed growing plants for the lily pond. Members asked questions on plant culture. a social hour followed on the Sprin ger home grounds with Ten Minervian Club members and guests from Lawrence and Allen. Riverside Farm Bureau meets July 11 with basketry work. Calf with six tails in Harbin draws curiosity leading to exhibit at a slaughter house.
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Uel Siwards
Overbrook
S. C
Martin Miller
Arizona’ High School
Columbia
Iowa
Pennsylvania
E. A. Springer
Mary Helen
Virginia
Norma Jean
Allen Bailey
Minneapolis
Minn
William Essex
Liberty Memorial High School
Willetts Taylor
Ruth Oatman
Helen Grace Gentry
BMW
Roy Oatman
Gien
Topeka
X. J
Kennedy
Jseph
H.H. Lane
Springer
Minervian Club
D. Creath
Farleys
Lucile McCreath
Nick Gentry
Lawrence
Charles Taylor
Charles, Jr
Allen
Kan
Annie Mitchell
Riverside Farm Bureau Club
Elizabeth Randle
Mary
Jennie
Celia Watt
Minnie Kahle
Study Shows Electricity Kills Predatory Fish in Streams
A Texas study by the department tested current from 330 to 440 volts in a stream. Predatory fish floated to the surface and were killed while fish and snakes surfaced, turtles sank. No fatalities reported. a bass revived after four minutes on the wire and began breathing in five minutes.
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J Austin
Tex
Ini
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Will Watt
Robert Gentry
Seymate Beate
P. J. Peterson
Cella Watt
Gentry
Lawrence Flower Clit
Ts. Springer
Jack Anderson
Dodge City
Sam
Harbin
Nash
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E. W. Penchard
Lecompton Elevator Co
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