Tick Eradication Drive Gains Ground in Louisiana
In a June report from ATON ROUGE, Dr. E P Flower of the state livestock sanitary board says tick eradication aims are succeeding. He expects a tick eradication bill to pass in the 1930 legislature as dairymen and cattlemen rally statewide.
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Florida
Mississippi
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J. Flower
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Virginia
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United States Department of Agriculture
Twin Cities Doughnuts Drive Raises Camp Fire Funds
Doughnut sales in the Twin Cities reach 760 to 800 dozen as Camp Fire girls promote a fundraiser for Camp Ki Ro Li. Miss Dorothy May Favors leads with 167 dozen sold, followed by Miss Evelyn Lin with 150. orders continue for Saturday delivery.
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Prosperity Victim Dell Draws Fire Over New Masses
Floyd Dell, author of The New Masses, withdraws as contributing editor amid charges by Mike Gold that Dell is a victim of American prosperity and too busy as a writer to participate in demonstrations.
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New York
Floyd Dell
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New Masses
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Mike Gold
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Dell
Dodge Car Still Running After 15 Years of Service
A 1914 Dodge Brothers car with mileage above 300 000 miles remains Bill McCardle's trusted transport in northeastern Nevada. The veteran vehicle, bought second hand in 1916, has required only 91 dollars in repairs over thirteen years, with 70 dollars in 1921 and 21 dollars this spring for upkeep.
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Proposal to Place Duties on Leather and Hides
Washington June 29 Inter party tariff revisers hear a heated discussion over a sundries schedule proposal to place duties on hides leather and shoes as part of the tariff bill. The hearing follows completion of the sugar schedule sub committee and more witnesses from the leather and footwear industries seek consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Chrysler Springs On Cars Improve Ride On Rough Roads
Chrysler engineers at Detroit have produced the models 05 75 and Imperial with springs designed for each model to deliver riding ease on all roads and under all driving conditions. The slogan All roads must be smooth roads reflects their focus on comfort through superior springs and overall quality.
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Chrysler
Detroit
Hoover Jr Radio Operator Wins Pacific License
Herbert Hoover Jr has secured a license to operate a short wave portable research radio station in the Pacific coast district.
Rum shipments fall short of costs at Great Lakes docks
Windsor Ontario June 29 H B Jackson assistant chief customs inspector reports liquor exports from Detroit river docks failed to cover overheads in the last two weeks. He cites docks at Windsor Sandwich East Windsor and Riverside failing to meet the usual June standard as rum runners push into Amherstburg and Lake St Clair but totals still miss targets.
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Associated Press
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Sandwich
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Amherstburg
Lake St. Clair
Docks Impoundment Near Amherstburg and La Salle
Yesterday from Amherstburg 22 empties were tied up and at La Salle a number were held including eight seized for failure to report to the customs on return to the Canadian shore. If unclaimed they will be confiscated and sold at auction. Inspector Jackson will tour the lakeside docks for several weeks amid criticisms of the customs department.
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la Salle
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Customs Department
French Cabinet Receives Envoy Report on War Debt Postponement
Paris reports the cabinet discussed Ambassador Claudel s cable seeking postponement beyond August 1 of 400 million dollars in war stocks debt. The Finance and Foreign Affairs committees were urged to meet this afternoon to review the text of the ambassador s message. Willie Ritola has won the 10 mile run five times under the A A U banner.
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Washington
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Former Leader of Rebel Band Goes Into Exile
Vera Cruz June 29 Accompanied by 26 armed men Augustino Sandino former Nicaraguan insurgent leader was here enroute to exile at Merida Yucatan He arrived yesterday from Guatemala having been given the governments permission to reside in Mexico He professed ignorance as to where he would go next or how long he would remain in Mexico He appeared greatly enfeebled by ill health and the rigor of his campaign in Nicaragua In an interview he described his opposition to the established government in Nicaragua and said right now American imperialista is provoking trouble between Honduras Salvador and Guatemala
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Augustino Sandino
Merida
Yucatan
Guatemala
Mexico
Nicaragua
Honduras
Salvador
Island base bid sparks new national alliance
A stray fragment mentions a chance to acquire Isla for a new national base, signaling talks of strategic expansion and institutional backing. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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Tunity
Isla
Student barred from scripture readings wins Supreme Court ruling
A South Dakota Supreme Court decision grants a Catholic student in Meade County exemption from attending school scripture readings. The ruling cites constitutional rights to religious freedom and sets aside actions by the school board forcing attendance at Bible readings and Lord's Prayer.
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