League of Women Voters Pushes Secret Ballot in Texas
About 2000 women in 15 Texas cities push for a perforated secret ballot. The group plans statewide lobbying, education, and a campaign to get more women involved, with aims tied to national issues and local reform.
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Russia Rebuilding After War Under New Five-Year Plan
Tass reports Russia showing rapid recovery six months into the new five-year plan. Heavy industry and railway transport lead the rebound with south region iron and steel outputs surging. Aluminum zinc tin and hard alloys exceed goals while oil and coal sectors recover. Food clothing footwear and textiles also rise.
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Baby's Body Found At Albuquerque Indian School
The district attorney's office and Indian service officials sought to identify a male infant found buried in a shallow grave on the grounds of the Albuquerque Indian School. Investigators said the baby was born at eight months and had been dead about ten days, discovered by a Kirland field soldier.
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Texas Tech clinic on locker plants and freezing
A frozen food locker clinic will be held Friday at the agricultural auditorium of Texas Technological College under the Texas A and M College Extension Service. Topics include the federal wage and hour law relation to Texas locker plants, freezing of fruits and vegetables, sanitation, temperature and beef handling. The program reflects a practical blend of industrial and culinary topics for local readers.
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France Prepares 155th Bastille Day Celebration
Paris residents mark Bastille Day with a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier Arc de Triomphe fountains flow noon lighted landmarks Eiffel Tower Notre Dame and opera. Festivities include all night dancing across central squares weather warm and studios report potential food shortages for Tuesday.
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Death Claims Alfred Stieglitz Father of Modern Photography
Alfred Stieglitz, 82, founder of modern artistic photography, died today of a heart ailment at Doctors Hospital in New York. The noted photographer and father of the photo secession movement passed away at his home after a long illness.
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U.P
Alfred Stieglitz
Doctors Hospital
Albuquerque Receives Creamy Milk Supply After Price Talks
Albuquerque residents woke to ample milk as four days of producer disputes ended with most accepting the $1.35 per pound butterfat price offered by distributors. Milk price was raised to 17 16 cents per quart, while deliveries returned to near normal.
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Boundary Line Definition Between US and Canada
The description notes that the 49th parallel forms a large portion of the boundary between the United States and the Dominion of Canada, highlighting its geographic significance.
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United States
Dominion of Canada
Hospital Escapee Is Found In Pasture
Dodge City Kansas July 13 Jim Robertson a 64 year old hospital patient who disappeared Tuesday was found asleep yesterday in a pasture four miles north of town He had been a patient for two years and appeared none the worse save a sunburn.
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Mr America Alan Stephan: six feet two hundred five pounds
Alan Stephan age 22 was named Mr America by the Amateur Athletic Union. He says beach crowds and women chasing him for his muscles are a drawback of his title. He is six feet tall and weighs 205 pounds after seven years of weight lifting and three years in the Seabees. He plans to attend the University of Michigan this fall.
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