Beasley Returns to Franklin College Registrar Role
Miss Theodocia Beasley daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe E Beasley of this city resumes her post as registrar at Franklin College a job she has held for four years She travels to Hillsdale Michigan for a similar role Indianapolis hogs bring 11 25 to 12 00 cattle 8 00 to 9 50 top fat lambs 15 50 State Conservation department takes over to preserve the old state capitol at Corydon Guards men on duty at Canton Ohio after murder of Editor Don Mellet by alleged hoodlum gangsters
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Joe E. Beasley
Franklin College
Hillsdale, Mich
Indianapolis
State Conservation Department
Corydon
Canton
Don Mellet
Indiana Governor Withdraws Guards From Rex Plant at Connersville
Gov. Ralph F. Gates ordered about 200 Indiana state guardsmen withdrawn from Rex Manufacturing by Connersville as nearly half of 1600 workers returned to duty with a small picket line dispersed. A permanent injunction hearing over picketing continued as guardsmen and planes were criticized as an instrument of terror by labor attorney Scribner.
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Connersville
Ind
Indiana State Guard
Rex Manufacturing Company
Ralph F. Gates
Smalio
Gates
Indiana State Porce
Chas. Kern
David Scribner
Rex
Scribner
State Guard
Ralph Gates
White House wedding rumors swirl around Margaret Truman
Rumors spread that Margaret Truman may announce an engagement this fall after returning from Independence. Marvin Coles, a brilliant young attorney, is cited as a likely groom, with speculation fueled by his close ties and a White House proximity. Also noted are Mrs. Buckingham’s historic home and earlier White House weddings lore. Jessie Kauffman Hoskinson announces vows to Lt Comdr J Henry Hoskinson with Reno trip ahead.
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Washington
White House
Margaret Truman
Independence
Marvin Coles
Margaret
Navy
Merchant Marine Committee
House of Representatives
Marvin
Eleanor Wilson
McAdoo
Thomases Pooh
Eleanor
Benjamin Buckingham
Buckingham
Abraham Lincoln
Grant
Owen Meredith
Lucile
Sam
Istration
Jessie Kauffman Hoskinson
J. Henry Hoskinson
Jessie
Henry
Reno
Unions Rally as Rex Plants Shut Over Jurisdiction Dispute
The Rex plants closed for two weeks due to a jurisdictional clash between AFL and CIO electrical unions. Two additional plants employing about 4,000 workers closed yesterday as employees joined sympathy parades and demonstrations.
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United Electrical Workers
Rex
AFL
CIO Electrical
Ind
Salvage dispute over American Farmer appears settled
London reports a potential amicable out of court settlement of the four and a half million salvage row over the American Farmer. US lines indicate receptiveness toward Hudson Steamship Co. and the Elizabeth crew originally towed the freighter. A rivalry involved the Fame, Ranger, Perry, and a British ship with flags swapped during maneuvers.
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London
U.pit
United States Lines
Hudson Steamship Co
Elizabeth
Fame
Ranger
Britain
Perry
E. Millers
Cardiff
Capt. Millers
Millers
Chicago Plan Commission Estimates Need 100000 Dwelling Visits
The Plan Commission projects a demand for 100000 dwelling visits by end plan to support vehicular use and related infrastructure, outlining expected volume and planning considerations for housing and services.
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Chicago Plan Commission
May’s testimony in Garsson probe delayed amid health worries
Washington reports senators doubt Rep. Andrew J. May will return to testify about his links to the Garsson munitions syndicate as his health is deemed critical. Officials say May’s doctors and attorneys have not cleared a Senate subpoena, while a separate House probe targets surplus property disposal and wartime demilitarization.
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Washington
Andrew J. May
Senate War Investigating Committee
Garsson Munitions Combine
Prestonsburg
May
John Archer
Suboena May
Henry
Murray Garsson
Midwest
Congress
War Assets Administration
WAA
Roger Slaughter
Benjamin Fields
Garsson
Hugh Wise
Philadelphia
Fields
Com Eee
PSC presents decision in phone case at Lyons hearing
The case origin and timeline are outlined with the hearing conducted before Examiner J. B. Bailey of the commission. The first progress report and inspection are due thirty days after approval on August 1, with subsequent reports at thirty day intervals until the order is fully complied with.
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Lyons
J. B. Bailey
Commission
Public Works Cut Targets Roads and Airports
Washington officials estimate a 700 million dollar cut in the current public works program with roads and airports as main losses. Reconversion director John R. Steelman ordered agencies to halt new contracts for 56 days, potentially reducing total building funds from 1.6 to 0.9 billion dollars. Projects underway may continue.
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Washington
U.P
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Public Roads Administration
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civilian Production Administration
Army
Navy Steelman
Truman
Truman Appoints Judge Collet to Economic Post
President Truman, on a five day return from vacation, takes Federal District Judge John C Collet from Missouri back to Washington as an adviser for war mobilization and economic stabilization. Collet to handle duties of the economic stabilization office, no formal title expected. Truman votes with daughter Margaret at Memorial building. Bell of Missouri expected to win renomination.
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Independence
Truman
Margaret
John Caskie Collet
Washington
Collet
Missouri
White House
Fairfax
Kansas City
Kan
John R. Steelman
Memorial
Jasper Bell
Long distance B 17 flight sets guided missile record
Two pilotless B 17 aircraft escorted by a mother ship completed a 2 174 mile flight from Hawaii to Muroc Lake California to set a new long distance mark for guided missiles. Other items report Sicily clashes Tokyo? no. The Italian news service cites deaths and injuries in a Ca canno clash. Cattle prices ease on Chicago markets. Communist forces flood Liao cheng in Shantung. Dominican Republic earthquake tremors devastate coast. Fire on oil tanker Homestead at Jacksonville leaves three missing.
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Muroc Lake Army Air Base
Calif
Hawaii
Army Air Base
Teacher seeks $25,000 in suit over facial operation
Evanston schoolteacher Jessie D. Wilkening sues Dr. Louis W. Schultz in Chicago for 25000 damages claiming a face lifting operation left her with scars, bumps and a wire mesh beneath the skin after procedures in October December and February. She has spent 500 to treat the injuries and says another operation will be needed to remove the mesh.
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Chicago
Jessie D. Wilkening
Evanston
Miss Wilkening
Superior
Louis W. Schultz
Fire destroys shed and lumber at Jantz Voorhees shop
South Bend Indiana August 6 1930s UP reports 300 foot lumber shed and ten car loads of lumber burned at Jantz Voorhees Lumber Co causing $30000 damage. Firemen battled low water pressure and a second blaze prompted radio plea to conserve water until control reached.
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South Bend
Ind
Jantz- Voorhees Lumber Company
Warships of 1812 Hinted By Ships Magazine
The Ships magazine notes war vessels of 1812 commonly had black hulls and below deck interiors painted dull red to reduce visibility of blood during battles.
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Ships Magazine
Wakefield Household Hosts Far-Reaching Weekend Guests
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wakefield entertained relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Wakefield of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Raymond Chapman of Akron. Also visiting were Lloyd Wakefield of Petersburg and Mrs Joseph Reece and children of Cincinnati. Alberta Baker and Helen Shell of Port Meron Michigan are staying with Mr and Mrs Vernon Moore. Betty Nickerson left for Indianapolis to join her husband Sergeant William Nickerson awaiting discharge from the U S Army.
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Thomas Wakefield
James W. Wakefield
Los Angeles
California
Raymond Chapman
Akron
Ohio
Lloyd Wakefield
Petersburg
Joseph Reece
Cincinnati
Alberta Baker
Helen Shell
Port Meron
Mich
Vernon Moore
Betty Nickerson
Indianapolis
Sgt
William Nickerson
United States Army
Victory gardens supplied forty percent of US fresh vegetables
During wartime, victory gardens produced about 40 percent of the United States' fresh vegetable supply, sustaining households and supporting broader food conservation efforts.
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U. S
Victory Gardens
First Commercial Citrus Grove Planted in Texas in 1904
The article notes the planting of the first commercial citrus grove in Texas in 1904 marking a milestone in regional agriculture.
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Texas
Explorers Discover 500 Ancient Pueblo Ruins near Grand Canyon
Explorers report about 500 ancient pueblo ruins found along the south and north rims of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. The find suggests extensive prehistoric settlement activity in the canyon region.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona
Thomas Hart Benton Wins National Recognition for Art
Missouri painter Thomas Hart Benton, known for 25 years of dedicated work, finally earns national acclaim. His career spans regional scenes and distinctive modernist methods that gained broad attention among critics and collectors.
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Thomas Hart Benton
Missouri
Navajo Nation Holds Vast 16 Million Acre Reservation
The world's largest Indian reservation covers 16,000,000 acres in New Mexico, claimed by the Navajo Nation. The measure underscores the extensive land area controlled by this Indigenous group within the state.
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New Mexico
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