Indiana Wheat Prospects Steady at 16.5 Bushels Per Acre
Purdue statistician M. M. Justin reports Indiana winter wheat prospects for June 1 at 16.5 bushels per acre with 25,624,000 bushels total, unchanged from last month. Southwestern districts show better outlook. corn planting nearly complete though germination needs rain. oats, rye, barley, alfalfa, and fruit crops show varied conditions and yields.
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Lapayette
Ind
Indiana
M. M. Justin
Purdue University Agricultural Experiment Station
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Justin
Dustin
Politics cloud stamp sticker dispute in Ohio licenses
Conservation Commissioner Don Waters, a Republican, ordered clerks to paste his name stickers over the Democratic predecessor on hunting and fishing licenses. Summit county clerk Verne T. Bender, a Democrat, resisted citing politics and asking for guidance. Another clerk, John J. Busher, suggested using Sponge.
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Cleveland, D
U.P
Don Waters
Verne T. Bender
Summit County
John J. Busher
Cuyahoga County
Bender
Masons Meet to Discuss Hall at 7:40 This Evening
Masons will meet this evening at 7 40 in the hall with Linton and A M Miia named to preside. All members urged to attend.
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Linton
A. M
Will Miia
Hall
Jerky Starts And Stops Measured By New Gadget
Cleveland auto club officials showcase a “jerk recorder” that diagrams jerky starts and stops and emits a Bronx cheer. The device uses a pendulum and two dials to quantify abrupt driving actions, with ASA safety director Burton Marsh stressing smoother driving for safety.
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Cleveland
Upi
Cleveland Automobile Club
Burton W. Marsh
American Automobile Association
Community Notes From Burris Chapel And Nearby Towns
Mrs Huddie Goodman and Mr and Mrs Robert Wright visit near Indian Prairie. Children attend Mt Moriah church night exercise as Rev A D Smith conducts service and quarterly meeting. Many locals visit kin, attend birthdays, and host gatherings. several relocate from the area. Preach Belval ill and Earl Gilmore moves to Nine Mile.
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R.obert Wright
Claude Smith
Indian Prairie
Mt. Moriah
Flem Goodman
Leo Schantz
Lyons
Rosa Gywer
Oolitic
Porter Walls
A. D. Smith
Jericho
Harley Goodman
Bloomington
Willie Goodman
Jess Price
Guy Hewitt
Allen Clive
Linton
Clive Bedwell
Preach Belval
Earl Gilmore
Nine Mile
Toy Revolver Foiled Winnipeg Attempted Robbery
A 14 year old St James boy tried to rob Mrs. Andrew Wood in Winnipeg. He forced entry with a toy revolver, but she slammed the door and caught his hand. He struggled and fled only after dropping the pretend weapon.
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Winnipeg
Man
St. James
Andrew Wood
Twins edit paper for sick mother
A village child reporter Neal Smith leads the House News a pencil printed weekly for their ailing mother. Editor Smith Virginia his 10 year old twin covers fires weddings and local events with wit and charm.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.P
House News
Neal Smith
Smith
Star
Virginia
Neal
Nellie
Wallie Warfield
Eine Edward VIII
Evryone
Ev’ryone
Herky Boy
Social Visits Span Indiana and Michigan Families
Newberry and surrounding towns report weekend gatherings with relatives and friends. Indianapolis guests include Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson. Midland and Lyons visitors join Mr. and Mrs. Killian and the Keller families for meals and calls.
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Artie McFarlen
Lyons
Elza McNabb
Mary Simpson
John McIntyre
Anderson
Rosemary Clark
Elwood Brown
Indianapolis
Elmer Richardson
John Richardson
Alliston Killian
Midland
J. P. Killian
Ovid Keller
Ray Brewer
Olive Brewer
Oliver Dinkens
Edwardsport
Oscar Keller
Girl flies plane to attain ambition
Dorothy Schlecht a 21 year old private secretary and part time model in Cleveland began flying lessons at the city airport with Maj. Clarence D. Barnhill. She says her aim is to satisfy a personal ambition and follow aviation as a hobby like horseback riding.
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Cleveland, O
Dorothy Schlecht
The President’s role in economic stagnation and reform
An economist argues that current U S economic woes are political in origin and centered on the President. He urges Congress to act independent of party to repeal unsound laws and restore confidence, criticizing New Deal politics and demanding decisive policy steps to end unemployment and stagnation.
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Washington
Congress
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