Top Secret Mailmen See World on Diplomatic Courier Duty
Washington reports on the U S Diplomatic Courier Service. Frank Irwin and 70 colleagues deliver secret documents to 250 posts in 113 countries. Couriers travel vast distances yearly, face tough postings, and require dependability and typing skills. Salaries range 5000 to 6000 dollars with per diem allowances.
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Washington
NEA
Frank Irwin
United States
Cairo
Tripoli
Casablanca
Dakar
Accra
Leopoldville
Johannesburg
Pretoria
Capetown
Port Elizabeth
Durban
Irwin
U.S
Harris H. Ball
State Department
Uncle Sam
U. S
Peshawar
Kabul
Afghanistan
Khyber Pass
State Deent
al Frazier
Officers Still Seek Check Suspect In Lawton Case
Authorities search for Marlin C. Smith 30 Lawton man charged by county attorney with passing a bogus $20 check to James M. Bates downtown bar operator. Earlier report of his arrest and waived preliminary hearing was in error.
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Marlin C. Smith
James M. Bates
Smith
Bible Published in 200 Languages by American Bible Society
The American Bible Society released a major multilingual Bible project spanning 200 languages and dialects. The effort aims to broaden access to sacred texts across diverse communities, reflecting a global outreach initiative and partnerships with regional churches and translators.
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The
American Bible Society
Viennese Teaches Workable Roulette System
Vienna report on Fritz Hugl a real estate dealer turning to gambling education. He runs nightly classes at his home teaching a 18 lesson six week system to loyal pupils, charging 1000 schillings. He claims graduates can earn money at licensed casinos while stressing five core aptitudes and five basic rules. Different nationalities attend, with students from Zurich Milan and Istanbul, yet Hugl cannot gamble professionally due to casino rules.
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Vienna
Fritz Hug
Hugl
U.S
Hug
Winnng
Hugo
Hugh
Europe
Monte Carlo
Ette
Monsieur
Zurich
Milan
Istanbul
Michigan State College’s 1861 commencement canceled
Michigan State College the nation’s oldest land grant school canceled its first commencement in 1861 as the entire class was excused to enlist as a group in Howell land’s Engineers for Civil War service.
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Michigan State College
Howland
Engineers
Worm hobbyist touts earthworms as soil fertilizer
Mansfield, Ohio claims Europe could become self supporting in years if farmers flood soils with worms. Keil says earthworms are the original fertilizer factory and digest food to enrich soil, citing Darwin on worm-powered production. Birds and fishermen are noted as worm enemies.
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Mansfield
Shelby
O. Keil
Europe
Charles Darwin
Keil
Oklahoma Leads Nation in Indian Population
Oklahoma tops the United States in Native American residents, surpassing all other states in overall Indian population according to the latest census data. The report highlights Oklahoma’s large tribal communities and presence in numerous counties statewide.
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Oklahoma
States
the Union
Amazing Relief From Arthritis with AR PANEX
Sensational new medical discovery AR PANEX works through the bloodstream to reach pains from arthritis rheumatism and neuritis. Even stubborn cases report relief after using AR PANEX. See us today at Gilbert-Woods Drug 431 D Avenue.
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Gilbert-Woods Drug
D Avenue
Buick styling influence to spread to other cars next years
The article predicts that future car designs will adopt Buick styling features. It argues that this shift is expected, having occurred before, and cites popular appeal as the reason driving broader adoption beyond Buick.
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Buick
Wholesale Food Prices Dip To Lowest In Three Months
New York reports wholesale food prices measured by Dun and Bradstreet fell 18 percent this week to the lowest level in over three months. The index stood at 7.23, down from 7.36 last week, and was 11 percent below the year ago level.
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New York
Dun & I
Dun & Bradstreet
Muskogee Pioneer Banker Dies After Illness at 87
Oklahoma City reports Arthur Cook Trumbo 87 a retired pioneer Muskogee banker and financier died in a hospital after a heart illness following a period of illness.
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Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Arthur Cook Trumbo
Farm Lands and City Properties Change Hands
A local note states a man acquired his farm lands and city properties after moving here four years ago. The brief confirms new ownership and residency duration without additional details.
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Kenneth C. Gilmore
Paris
Tom Oliver
Viennese
Porter Bros., Builders
St. Uving
Thomas A
Leaiggier Tyatime
Courthouse
C Ave
Riviera
America
Norton-Kitchens
Buick CO
E Avenue
Fog Service Co
FAST
McCord’s
Cambridge
J.uley Richardsdyts
Lawton, Oklahor
Amana
C Avenue
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