U S Farming Methods Impress Indian Official Visit
Indian Agricultural Service Director Maya-Das, visiting the U S to study farming, notes India faces food shortages, monsoon risks, and storage losses. He cites labor abundance, need for imported machinery, and road projects while praising U S agriculture programs and planning for broader development in India.
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A. B. Slagle
Aveley
Journal
India
Great Britain
C. Maya-Das
Indian Agricultural Service
Lucknow
U.S
Combe
Assam
Maya-Das
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maya Das
U. S
Carolinas
Tennessee
Albuquerque
O. T. Williams
Attempt To Boost Rent Irks Father
Attorney Robert Higgins protested a landlord plan to raise his hotel apartment rent by five dollars per month for an extra tenant, his seven week old son Edward. Higgins said the baby would not use extra utilities and joked about being bathed in oil. The OPA rejected penalties for having children and promised a ruling next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
OPA
Radio Industry Makes Progress
Estes Park Colorado June 15. James D Shouse vice president of Crosley Corp told 600 publishers at the 61st NEA convention that rapid technological progress clouded the industrys future. He urged expanded radio facilities for rural areas and warned FM will allow small towns to build stations but not guarantee financial viability. He said breaking broadcasting into smaller units will raise costs that must be met from advertising.
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Estes Park
Colo
James D. Shouse
Cincinnati
Crosley Corp
Shouse
National
NEA
Rites Held For Drowning Victim John William Young
Funeral services were held for John William Young 58 whose body was found in the Trinity river in Fort Worth. Justice of the Peace Hurley ruled accidental drowning. Survivors include four daughters Mrs Algon Hall and Mrs O K Irvine of Garland and Mrs A J Brazil and Mrs Lee Ragsdale of Jacksonville Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.P
John William Young
Trinity River
Justice of the Peace
Hurley
Algon Hall
O. K. Irvine
Garland
A. J. Brazil
Lee Ragsdale
Jacksonville
Tex
Little New England roots in early Michigan history
In early Michigan, six of the first twelve governors hailed from New England, shaping religion and local government after Northeastern models, reflecting settlers’ origins from that region.
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Little New England
Boston
Michigan
New England
Northeast
Hogan enters race for county commissioner in precinct 1
E Z Hogan a Lubbock insurer and real estate man announced Saturday his candidacy for county commissioner of precinct 1. He pledges vigorous campaigning and a plan to pave Thirty Fourth Street from Slide Road to Ave H, improve roads for school buses and farmers, and tackle Johnson grass while noting his long local business career and first political bid.
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E. Z.hogan
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Hogan
Hogan and Company
Texas Avenue
Ted
Margaret
la Verne Hogan
Thirtyfourth Street
Slide Road
Ave. H
South Lubbock
Johnson
Crosby County
Tioga
Grayson County
Texas
Fort Worth
West Texas
Youth Held After Watchman Slugging Incident
In Houston a 16 year old was seized after stabbing and shooting Night Watchman Claude O. Fatheree with his own gun. Fatheree, 53, was struck with a tire tool and wounded by three bullets but survived. Authorities say the youth confessed to prying nickels from a juke box when confronted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
Claude O. Fatherer
Fatheree
Showers Delay Wheat Harvest
Scattered showers across the Panhandle Plains delay harvest in parts of the wheat belt. J B Kidd reports that while some districts have high completion, others need more combines and tractor drivers by mid to late June. Truckers advised to secure contracts before moving to harvest areas.
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Wheat Belt
Panhandle Plains
J. B. Kidd
Plainview
Crosby
Floyd
Briscoe
Hale
Swisher
Randall
Donley
Armstrong
Castro
Palmer
Didd
Gray, Carson, Roberts, Ochiltree
Potter, Deaf Smith
Oldham
Panhandle
Kidd
Hansford
Sherman, Moore, Hartley
Hutchinson
Dallam
Texas
Paula Delgado de La Garza, Laredo Founding Family Matriarch
Paula Delgado de La Garza age 79, a scion of a founding Laredo family, died at her home after a brief illness. Funeral details were not provided.
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Laredo
Paula Delgado de la Garza
Campaign Statement From Crosby County Official Candidate
A candidate recalls WPA work in Crosby County supervising hundreds of men on farm to market roads grading street paving and buildings. He says elected commissioner will pursue harmony and efficiency, expedite work, and seek better conditions for the precinct asking for vote and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Crosby County
Lee de Forest’s 1907 Radio Vacuum Tube Invention
Lee de Forest pioneers the radio era by inventing the vacuum tube in 1907, a foundational device enabling modern wireless communication and early electronics development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee de Forest
Cyrus Tandy LaMaster III Born in Lubbock
A son named Cyrus Tandy LaMaster III was born at 8:35 p.m. on June 7 in Lubbock Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus T. LaMaster of Perryton, former Lubbock residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Tandy LaMaster II
Cyrus T
LaMaster
Perryton
Lubbock
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Woman confronts thief in home. returns $3.50 seized
Mrs. L. D. Woody startled a thief inside her Denver home and shouted for him to stop. The intruder turned, handed back the $3.50 taken from her purse, then fled through the front door, according to police.
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Denver
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Avalanche-Journal
Canada
Maslerd League
Govan
Ladera
Siena
Anhis
Inis
Anderson
Washington
Clinton Anderson
General Electric X-ray Corp
U. S. Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Home Town News
Baldridge
Aidridges
Nvacas
E. Z. Hogan
Tc. Z. Hogan
Dalhart Borger
Pampa
Oklahoma City
Tucumcari
Amarillo
Canyon
Tulia
Kress
A Plainview
Hale Center
Panhandle Shippers
Curry Motor Freight, Inc
Art Jordan
W. B. Pearce
O. H. Wileman
Borden
Borden Company
N. College
Cohama
Tiler der
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