SQUITO-PROOF HOMES Ten Rules Listed for Protection From Insects
New Brunswick New Jersey experts from the Agricultural Experiment Station list ten mosquito control measures for homes. Advice covers eliminating standing water, screening, draining roofs and gutters, removing tires, tidying water features, and precise screen mesh standards. The piece also notes historical Britain farm data from 1887 to 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
N. J
UPA
New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
National Bureau of Standards
World’s Company Dole 6 Office Subscriptions Rates
Subscriptions and rates advertised by the company list advance prices for several periods. The notice references Currier Bay and North Michigan Avenue locations in association with the service. The copy includes a standard Associated Press masthead and daily publication note with a weekend exception. A devotional or religious quote is included, followed by a June 13 date and a political paragraph about communism in Europe.
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the Worlds Company
DOLE
Magehhusetta Street
Kaas
Teleptoce
Currier Bae
Wootseth
North
Michigan Ave
Republicasion
Tis
Gurgau
Alresiations
Gurese
Sresienens
Ali Mance
Peter
Men of Nerve and Courage Across Two Continents
In Hurts Shore Alabama Mayor Hurt Vann halted a lynching by guiding a captured black man to safety, praising restraint and lawful conduct. In Hungary Freedom Party leader Tesan Sulyok challenged the communist regime in parliament, risking his life to denounce red terror and defend his constituents amid political danger.
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Vann
Shore
Ala
Mayer
Mayer Vann
Hartshore Oo
Tesan Sulyok
Feader
Freedom Party
Hungary
Sulyok
Red Terror
Lesson Unlearned Hunger After War and Famine Echoes
The piece contrasts postwar food shortages with the 1846 Irish potato famine, noting how undernourishment shortens lives and weakens populations. It cites Ireland’s century since the famine, the huge emigrations to the United States and Canada, and warns that surplus potato destruction in 1947 mirrors a global hunger risk as wars linger and production remains strained.
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Reland
United States
Canada
Europe
America
Ireland
Red Infiltration in Government Service Probe
House committees face a costly, difficult task assessing communist infiltration in government service. The inquiry cites European examples to illustrate the menace and the need for control, noting the committee members’ cautious approach and limited majorities.
Who Runs Kansas In John Gunther’s Inside U S A
Kansas is explored as a state where no single force runs the show. Frank Mota argues Kansas is shaped by a blend of Republican tradition, prestatehood memories, and notable figures like Alf Landon and Arthur Capper, creating a complex political temperament.
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John Gunther
U.S.A
Sunflower
Kansas
Kanan
Gunther
Frank Mota
The
Flaps News
Alf Landon
Arthur Capper
William Allen White
Revival of faith in American system warned by executive
H. W. Prentis Jr of Armstrong Cork cites grim figures to show rising difficulty in restoring belief in free markets and personal freedom as decades pass. He warns that large portions of the population have had no adult experience with a peacetime or free economy, highlighting concerns about enduring economic liberty.
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ElDorafa
America
Eri
H. W. Irentis
Armstrong Cork Neaster
Prentis
Homer
Washington
European communist purge ripple echoes across Europe
A fragmented review traces communist strategies in Hungary Bulgaria and western Europe noting splits within labor and political groups aimed at drawing leftist factions to the Soviet camp. It cites editorial tensions and police and political responses as pressures mount across the region.
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Europe
Tx Herored
Agrarians
Hungary
Atttegpeos
Bulgaria
Meegan
Georg
Thor Bulgaria
Ogyyies Toon
Pialchang
Agenrea Ceria Cal Pulcate Mas 7
Ieludine Dimtray Jameels
Tong
Supmellion Age O
Pravin Vad
Moscow
West
France
Vitaly
Western
Old Home Town Notes And Family Updates
Mr and Mrs a daughter Suzanne left yesterday for their home in Chicago visiting Mrs Walkers Mrs Lenna W Brown Mrs George Rising has returned to Lawrence to spend the summer after spending several months with. John Rising of Springfield ib Mr and Mrs R H Hese announce the birth of a son yesterday. Mr and Mrs L L Earhart of Steele City Nebraska announce the engagement of their daughter Maxne to Elwyn Dees of Lawrence. Ednah Hopkins entertained with a dinner and musical Thursday evening honoring Mrs Joseph Littau Beatrice Belkin of New York City and Dr Charles Skilton who will spend next year in Europe. Avery Johnenn and daughters Anna Marie and Jane left this morning for a two weeks trip to Fairhope Ann Mrs David Watson and son William and Mrs Frank M Sommer and children Martin David Earl Arthur and Virginia Ann arrived home last evening after a visit with Merc Fred A Carter of Salisbury Missouri Mrs Carter will be remembered as Miss Sadie Robinson.
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Suzanne
Chicao
Walkers
Lenna W. Brown
George Rising
Lawrence
Jesen
John Rising
Springfield
Mra
R. H. Hese
L. Ll. Earhart
Steele City
Neb
Maxne
Elwyn Dees
Ednah Hopkins
Joseph Littau
Beatrice Belkin
New York City
Charles Skilton
Europe
Avery
Karition Marquardt
Kenneth
Topeka
Baldwin
Hla
George Marquardt
Kenpeth
Elizabeth Leach
Sixth Street
Kavaniil Sf
UKINK
Richard Bender
Daugtter
Thosnar Grove
Bender
Mableton
T Ptelork
Kink Vivlon
Ilo MeKetutres Methodist
Nashelle
Teno
John Patterson
Drew Moentasion
Madison
Stacey
Martin
Mealy
Gene
Pommons
Gakee Obuattores
Aml Getor
Dawwerenes
Michweller
Hin Irene
Mae William Horn
Grinem
Wind
Dianne Cottle
Vinda Horn
Martha
Cnernie Bitetell
Dindy Stanley
Jimmy Milter
Retort Iid
Nactleveatt Club
Wat Mondhuf Moen
Grrl
Areset
Berry Miller
Addone Maclin
Kansas
Mre
Hazel Gleason
Denver
Cate
Tie Been
Mee
Frank Gleason
Carter Ail
Nlenla
Jef Nat Iday
Miss Dorothea Engel Weds Christopher Y Thomas in Fort Madison
Twenty five years ago Miss Dorothea Engel daughter of Prof and Mrs E F Engel married Christopher Y Thomas of Fort Madison yesterday afternoon at the bride’s parents home. Agnes Engel sister of the bride served as maid of honor and Mary Engel played the wedding music. Edwin Neilin of Topeka was heat man. Dining room help included Virginia Quinlan Elina Mcrvies Margaret Stubbs and Mara Todd.
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Dorothea Engel
E. F. Engel
Christopher Y. Thomas
Fort Madison
Agnes Engel
Mary Engel
Little Cle' Todd
Calla Lily
Edwin Neilin
Topeka
Virginia Quinlan
Mise Elina Mc
Mies
Margaret Stubbs
Mises Todd
Mara
F Taptad
Addis Alia Browne
Vines
Colo
Iradn
Vref
Hi. Ashton Bearee
Thes Clinucaien
Aveetie Huckes
Leon Mahr
Ef Saemmy
Mere KR
Eberhart Tag
Rete Statt
Dla
Paterson
V Preyer
Bell Telephone Girls Host Shower for Miss Griffiths
In Sedalia a Bell Telephone company event featured a surprise shower honoring Miss Anna Griffiths, formerly evening chief operator at the Bell office. Meanwhile Miss May Clark and F. H. Roller wed at the Congregational parsonage and departed for San Francisco en route to Manila.
Lost Links Lost in Genealogy Volume Stir Among Historians
Elisabeth Wheeler Francis and Ethel Lively Moore publish Lost Links a genealogy volume from Francis-Moore Co Memphis presenting unpublished data deeds wills and marriage certificates with an index of family names. The work aims to trace distant kin and connect Southern New England settlers through dense archival material.
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New England
Elizabeth Wheeler Francis
Ethel Lively Moore
Leigh Frtily
Flashes of Life and Oddities From City Streets
A curious incident in Philadelphia features a horse pulling a mail wagon blocked by a sunlit street, with onlookers and a bystander declaring the horse a shadow. In Quincy a wallet recovered after five years sparks discussions on duties of finders and officials. New York notes the Bronx Zoo opens a refined mammal house with a kinkajou named Jimmy chewing a loaf and ribbon ends, while a casual ocean fact compares the Atlantic, Indian, and South Pacific.
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Philadelphia
June
New York
Bronx Zoo
Jimmy
Fragmented Readable Clippings From Unclear News Item
A 96 year old Georgia woman who has not seen a car is noted. A Japan match ration in four days per person is mentioned as tough on borrows. A year-old Illinois child breaks an arm climbing a playpen top. A lighthearted call to sing Don’t Fence Me In appears. Headache causes vary with brain swelling. The text blends garbled phrases about tires and bias.
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Seorgia
Japan
Wlinois
Eye Improvement Through the Centuries in Pittsburgh
A chronology from Plato to modern times traces vision science and eyeglasses development. It notes early theories, ground-breaking lenses, and key figures including Galileo Newton and McAllister, then cites the shift to scientific eye exams and licensed optometrists, ending with Navy surplus disposal figures and a plan to sell remaining stock to China and the Philippines.
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Pittsburgh
Public Health Bureau
American Optometric Association
Plato
Pytharoras
Euelid
Benjamin Nh
Rance
Heo
Galileo
Newton
Opti
America
Europe
Fragmented Crossword Clue Packel Mingle
Partial OCR yields a set of cryptic style clues with numbers 45 47 48 49 53 54 57 and entries like Merit Sact cry Behold While Obligation Spanish for Hurried Female sheep Note of scale Se Either. no coherent article sentence present.
Quaint Victorian Hobby Is Revived In Miniature Theater
London hosts the revival of the toy theater art with J B Priestley’s The High Toby staged in a living room setting. Sir Ralph Richardson and Robert Donat lead a revival of 18th century highwayman drama, as Benjamin Pollock and George Speaight revive cut-out cardboard puppets and 19th century plates for modern miniatures. Educators and collectors pursue this wit and charm of tiny stages.
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London
J. B. Priestley Piay
Cloger
Doris Zinkinsen
Sir Ralph Richardson
Rober
Sma
Reunte
Vitor Breat
Robert + Louis Stevenson
Benjamin Pollock
Genrce
Kidgent
Donat
Anti Hela
Alan Keen
Speaight
Richardson
Ant Tetnt
Plan to lure visitors to Bavaria tour circuit
German and American officials outline a planned visitor circuit to Bavaria in 1930s style with stops in Rothenburg, Nuernberg, Munich, Oberammergau and Heidelberg. The program, to start July 1, envisions two train days Paris to Frankfurt, then tours through medieval towns and castles, aiming for a late September continuation if interest grows.
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Munich
Bavaria
Hugh
U.S
Paris
Frankfurt
Rothenburg
Germany
Nuernberg
Hitler
Brown House
Ehrentempel
Oberammergau
Heidelberg
Ludwig of
Voiseberg
Ludwigshafen
Radio Programs On Air Across Stations Friday Night
A scrambled radio schedule lists WREN Topeka and WDAR WDAM WBBC and KMBC with programs nightly through Friday and Saturday including operatic, talk, and music blocks. Mentions NBC CBS and local hosts plus a note on a family and travel updates, with oblique references to local civic events and personal notices.
Baldwin News Briefs of Local People and Events
Baldwin residents attend family gatherings and church events while students, teachers, and neighbors host visits and birthdays. Notes mention Karition Marquardt and family in Topeka, Elizabeth Leach and Lora Ta in Lawrence, and gatherings at Fifth Street homes. a memorial sermon and school activities are described with various local names, dates, and places.
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Britain
Glenn BA
Angiea Deratur
Land Lake
Young Roy North
Bern Br
Weinrich Zanceer
Zurich
Switzerland
International Criminal Police
Werner Mueller
Miller
Tern
Rex Tucwell
Wichita Eagle
Porty
George Heine
Wa Roberts
Sedatia
Miss and Adler
Boston
Anne Barks
Montara
Alice Wihelms
Southhampton
Charles Tucker
Kansas City
T Bell Telephone Company
Anna Griffits
Bell Office
Loai Linke
Elisabeth Wheeler Francis
Fhe Francis-Moore Co
Ave
Memphis
Ten
Quincy
Henry Niniandr
Nieland
Providence, Boon
Ileal
Raven
AL Creegan
New World
Earl Fo Adadamart
Atlantic
South Pacific
BF Bal Cochran
B.C
Franklin
Maat
Tear Harbor
Pacific
China
Philippines
Dodgers’ President
Brooklyn Dodgers
Verticai
Nevads City
Siberian
Anawereo
Oriat I
Toy Theater
Figsland
Elizabeth
England
Wren
KMBC
Ann
WDA
Highways In Melody
Bensaree Music
Jean Sablon
NBC
Ebornes Shor Serviee
Sherstt
Wdaronec
Wren Shere
Jack
Para
Ole Opry
Murder
Mr Malone
the Sons of Border
Wi Reenis
WDAF
Honired_ Miele
Thienpsen
Rr Mill
Lee Sweetlad
KMNO
Enayside Chapel
Drew Pearson
Tes
Border
WDAP
Rogue's Gallery
Sun_RunCoon
KMRC
Gens Autry
WDAR
Alex Temapletin
Warriors of Pe
Twe Anceles
Prof
Mel
Edward J. Arngor
Kitty Clare
California
Lydia Nutter
Tibana
J. 2
Nutter
Allan Daugherty
Delagate
Icchael
Baldwin News
Schubert
Symphony No
Wrights
Stowits Rexali Drug Store
HANNA
Beaman Beaman
N. T
B. G. Gustafson Optometris
Mel Fisher
Keeler
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