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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

2

Secret police radio network eyed to blanket nation

Washington plans a national police radio system using ultra high frequency waves to coordinate agencies across 183 cities with aim of rapid identification and roadblocks. Hoover’s FBI leads secret tests on the Justice Building roof as Congress may fund a permanent master station in coming years.

Washington Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation J. Edgar Hoover Federal Communications Commission Granite and Aluminum Palace of Justice Justice Department Fine Arts Commission The Communications Commission Congress Hoover Boston Alhambra Calif Amarillo Texas Atlanta, Ga Birmingham Ala Cambridge

Miss Taylor to Represent U of A at Prague Conference

Miss Margaret R. Taylor of the University of Arizona at Tucson will represent a million members of the National Student Federation at the International Student Conference in Prague, Czechoslovakia, in July. As president of the Western International Association of Women Collegians she will also attend a world meet in Budapest, Hungary, in August.

Margaret R. Taylor University of Arizona At Tucson National Prague Czechoslovakia Western International Association of Women Collegians Miss Taylor Budapest Hungary

Ancient Gun Found In Elm Tree In Wichita Mountains

Workers cutting timber on Ceril Horse’s Kiowa farm uncovered a Civil War era firearm embedded in a large elm trunk. The unknown pioneer reportedly left the gun as tribes clashed with settlers in the Wichita Mountains north of Lawton Oklahoma, and the tree eventually engulfed the weapon.

Lawton Okla Wichita Mountains Wichita Mountain Ceril Horse

Choice of Books by Leonard A Barrett

The essay argues that most contemporary fiction and poetry may fade, while science and philosophy references retain value. It asserts reference works and research outcomes will remain useful a quarter century hence, reflecting on changing literary relevance.

Hawthorne Emerson

Outboard Winner Fred Jacoby Wins Hudson Race

Fred Jacoby Sr. of North Bergen New Jersey pictured after winning the eighth annual Hudson river outboard motor race from Albany to New York. The victory highlights Jacoby’s boat and skill in the seaward contest.

Fred Jacoby, Sr North Bergen X. J Albany New York

Reading tastes and the value of biographies

The piece argues that lasting works like Shakespeare and Hugo endure, while modern fiction fades from shops after three months. It favors biography and history as the most stimulating reading, noting Lincoln's brief library and Gettysburg Address as a classic example. Reading should shape life, not bind it.

Victor Hugo Lincoln Western Newspaper Union

Dog Sleds Remain Popular in North Edmonton

Edmonton ship builder John Matheson testifies to sled use amid northern development. His plant shifts from boats to sleds each winter, turning out 600 sleds this season, an all-time record after normally producing 200 to 900 orders.

North Edmonton Alta Far North John Matheson Matheson

Possession Demands Care for All Our Possessions

The article argues that ownership requires ongoing work and upkeep to preserve value including land houses and devices like vacuum cleaners. It notes neglect leads to loss or encroachment by others and discusses how even labor saving equipment still requires care. It contrasts affluent desire with the burden of maintenance and suggests contentment in reduced possessions during financial stress.

Bell Syndlette

Watch Recovered From Catfish After Weeks

Louisville patrolman William J. Lowman reported his watch, lost while fishing weeks ago, was found inside a six pound catfish. Arthur G. Weiser retrieved the timepiece during a fishing expedition and returned it to the owner.

Louisville Willam J. Lowman Lowman Arthur G. Weiser

Cleaning Tips From An Odd Page Fragment

A fragmented excerpt gives home remedies and tips about linseed oil on cloth to extend use, sugar sifting to remove lumps, lemon juice and salt to treat scorch stains, and a stray unfinished line about an association and a person named Linseed.

Awning Striped Chiffon Draped with Red Taffeta Sash

The fabric description notes chiffon in raspberry red cedar green and white tied in a casual knot forming a draped shoulder line with a V at the waist in back. A large taffeta sash in the same red stripe harmonizes the look.

Avvning

Wise precautions for painter estimates stated

When getting an exterior painting quote ensure the written statement covers all areas to be painted including the house sash trim roof blinds screens fenders gutters garage fences trellises and pergolas. Specify the number of coats for each to prevent future misunderstandings.

The Value of Reason and Real Heroes

A columnist argues humans must use reason to advance knowledge and society. He contrasts sparrow behavior with human intellect, urges cultivation of intelligent company and reading, and critiques hero worship of entertainers over scientists, doctors, and leaders shaping the world.

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