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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1939
Page
2
The Division of Learning Mania notes that less than half the islanders' children receive schooling yet schools are created progressively. Funds allow first grade centers and multi grade schools expanding toward a full course.
A young man in Oklahoma City was arrested after police say he rode a hobby horse and tested car door handles on a street, noting license numbers when a door opened. The incident began when the rider fell from the hobby horse and prompted officers to intervene.
A speaker describes listening to police broadcasts about unlocked cars and stolen vehicles as a hobby. Police noted the timing, a predawn Sunday, and a prisoner was fined $10 for suffering.
Radnor Pa December 25 Yale University hockey player Clement C Kite 21 died after a pistol wound to the temple at his cousin Mary H Merricks home. Police Captain William Clemence said investigation rests over night while ruling death by own action absent contrary evidence. Kite who played varsity three years was slated to join Yale in New York for games against Minnesota and Michigan.
California researchers estimate government spending of one to two million dollars yearly removing barnacles from ship hulls. Dr Claude E. ZoBell of UC notes liners like the Normandie and Queen Mary require annual cleaning costing about $100,000 as marine growths can slow ships by up to 30 percent. Current paints and coatings fail to repel barnacles.
Tulsa study of 24 child behavior problems finds puppy love rated least important by both parents and experts. Parents list stealing and disobedience as top concerns, while experts rank low mood and unsociableness highest.
Richmond Robison of Delaware Illinois claimed the Illinois corn crown with top production, achieving a record 154 bushels per acre on a Nebraska quarter section where he owned land. He reportedly raised all ears on his farm with high yields despite challenging conditions.
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