Vacation wisdom and the Michigan high school camp
The article urges wise vacation use to boost efficiency and health. It highlights Interlochen’s National High School Orchestra and Band Camp near Traverse City with 250 top student musicians and renowned faculty. It also notes Gov. Ifred W. Green’s stance on prison riots reflecting public attitudes toward law enforcement.
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Interlochen
Traverse City
Michizen
Thei
Michigan
Ifred W. Green
New York
Forest fires claim lives of two fighters
Spokane report says two men missing since Tuesday are feared dead while battling Washington fires in Chelan National Forest. Douglas C. Ingram, federal district forest office employee, and Eirmannie St. Luise of Chelan are among six fatalities in northern Washington over 10 days as conditions improve with lower winds and higher humidity.
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Spokane
Wash
U.P
Washington
Douglas C. Ingram
Federal District-Forestry Office
Portland
Ore
Eirmannie St. Luise
Chelan
Chelan National Forest
Health Department Inspects Water Supplies in Michigan
More than 1500 water sources across Michigan were inspected over three months by the state health department. Samples were analyzed in state labs and approved as sanitary, with aims to make inspections annual and bolster tourism by ensuring healthful water supplies. Dr. Don M. Griswold noted the survey covered farms, springs, city and village reservoirs, and gas stations along the southern border northward.
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Lansing
URA
Michigan
State Department of Health
Don M. Griswold
Dr. Griswold
State Warns Smokers of Fire Hazard
Federal and state foresters issue a warning to smokers amid a string of forest fires across California Pacific Northwest Inland Empire Minnesota and Wisconsin. Forester E A Sherman notes hot dry weather elevates risk and cites a government study showing smoking causes about 45 million dollars in property loss annually plus additional fire damage.
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E. A. Sherman
Forest’ Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Sherman
California
Pacific Northwest
Inland Empire
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mr. Sherman
United States Bureau of Standards
Truck Kills 8-Year-Old Girl After Brake Failure
GRAND RAPIDS August 17 Rose Marie Dewey eight was fatally injured when she ran into the path of a truck driven by Lloyd Holland eighteen. Holland tried to brake hard but the brakes failed causing the truck to skid half a block and strike a building.
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Grand Rapids
Rose Marie Dewey
Lloyd Holland
Holland
Ancient Indian pony drives cows near Marysville
An Indian pony believed to be 47 years old is owned by farmer Michael Reugey near Marysville Kansas. The animal, said to be part of a herd bought in 1885 by Charles Phillips, cannot chew corn or prairie hay but eats oats and alfalfa and still works driving cows to and from pasture.
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Marysville
Kas
U.A
Michael Reugey
Charles Phillips
State aid delay threatens Michigan school districts
Lansing aug 17 state funding for financially needy districts under the Turner bill may not reach schools until after tax collection in December and possibly not until February or March causing many districts to borrow to cover budgets. Pearce says unavailability of funds prevents advance distribution despite districts’ forecasts. A schedule to distribute primary funds is being prepared and allotments may be announced by aug 25.
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Lansing
U.P
Turner Hill
Webster H. Pearcle
Pearce
Department of Education
Hypnotism Allegedly Forces Woman to Marry Ex Husband
A Lancaster divorce petition alleges Mrs. Zetta E Worlf was hypnotized by Christopher Worlf who came to her home as a single man and induced marriage. The suit claims Worlf later asserted he was Albert Brehn, her former husband, whom she divorced nine years earlier after a 28 year marriage.
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Lancaster
U.P
Enoch Arden
Zetta E. ‘Worlf
Christopher Worlf
Worlf
Albert Brehn
Accident at Tonta Fair Injures Stunt Performer
Giocella Salvadore, 24, a stunt performer, collapsed during a chair fall and landed on his head at the Tonta Fair grandstand. He is in critical condition at Ionia Memorial Hospital. His partner Gulends Fred uepi and the duo have performed together for 12 years with this first accident.
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U.P
Tonta
Giocella Salvadore
Ionia Memorial Hospital
Salvadore
Gulends Freduepi
Police Stangle Slain 12-Year-Old In Twin City Search
Minneapolis police faced a flood of tips as they hunted for the strangler of Dorothy Anne, a 12 year old. Six of 31 suspects remain in jail without charge as leads yield little progress. A Duluth dock worker confessed then recanted and an auto near Hopkins held a gunny sack twine a wig and blue cloth fragment.
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Minneapolis
Dorothy Anne
Duluth
Hopkins
Here
Legion World Series to Air Nationwide Broadcast
The World Series of the American Legion Junior Baseball, in Louisville Sept 4 to 6, will be broadcast nationwide by NBC. Graham McNamee and Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis will announce from Louisville with a 2 p.m. CST start. Regional tours run across August with six western and six eastern sites, involving thousands of boys under 17.
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American Legion
Lohisville
National Broadcasting Company
Owen Barrett
Graham McNamee
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Légion
Louisville
Dan Sowers
Legion
United States
Civic and Patriotic Societies
Spokafie
Wash
Salt Lake City
Utah
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sioux Falls, & BC
Topeka
Kans
Shreveport
Fort Wayne
Ind
Raleigh
N. C
Meridan
Miss
Philadelphia
New Britain
Conservation Inspector Assigned to Mt Pleas ant Field
Bennett A. Azer the conservation inspector for the Department of Conservation is stationed at Mt Pleasant oil field to enforce pollution control and fire prevention. He will require building dykes surrounding tank batteries and constructing slush pits for all drilling wells to prevent waste entering rivers and streams. He warns against inflammable material near derricks and pledges cooperation with operators to avoid future fires.
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Bennett A.* Azer
Department ‘of Conservation
Mt. Pleasant
Bennett
Muskegon
Isabella County
Bug-Consuming Toads Move Goods in Ford City Trade
Mrs Griffin of Ford City operates a curious business shipping toads by parcel post. An order from Pittsburgh for ten toads arrived with a rush request. The postmaster initially questioned the shipment but rules allowed the delivery after verification. The Pittsburgh buyer said the toads would help keep bugs in his garden under control.
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Ford Gity
UPI
C. J. ‘Griffin
Fordcliff
Pittsburgh
Rush
Griffin
Farmers Warned Of Bangs Vaccine Farmed Cattle Risk
A Detroit report cites a scientific study by Dr. E. T. Hallman and J. P. Torrey of Michigan State College. The researchers warn that vaccines used to treat Bang’s disease in cattle may spread undulant fever to humans and fail to control the illness. Nine vaccines were tested on media and guinea pigs. only live vaccines show any disease control value.
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Detroit
E. T. Hallman
J. P. Torrey
Michigan State
Col Wege
American ‘Veterinary Medical Association
Hallman
Torey
Wight
Alma to St. Johns pavement to open to traffic
The last stretch of pavement from Alma to St. Johns will open to traffic on Saturday August 17 with the final concrete poured August 9. Work remains near Forest Hill and between Shepherd and Alma as crews finish a mile and a half and expect September 1 traffic from Shepherd to Lansing. The Ithaca St Johns stretch began last year with Milpe Saginaw finishing two miles west from Ithaca and Lewis and Prisinger Ann Arbor completing 18 miles south toward the country club grounds.
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Alma
St. Johns
Forest Hill
Shepherd
Lansing
Ithaca-St. Johns
Ithaca
Milpe
Saginaw
Lewis and
Soviet Troops Cross Border to Seize Towns
United Press reports a Manchurian communique claiming Soviet troops crossed the border near Manchuria and occupied two towns. Gen Chang Hsueh-Liang orders reinforcements as China says it defends its soil. Washington wary of Kellogg pact tensions with Russia.
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United Press
Mulsten
Manchur
Chang
Hsueh-Liang
Manchuria
Nanking
Washington
China
Russia
Harbin
Stimson
State Department
Court Declares Husband Is Head of Household
Dayton report says Judge William C. Wiseman declared Daisy Lansinger not guilty of manufacturing and possessing beer while noting the husband is the head of the household. Dry raiders testified they found 45 bottles of high powered beer in the Lansinger home which the wife claimed her husband directed her to make.
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Dayton
Xu.p
William C. Wiseman
Daisy Lansinger
Lansinger
Notice for Sugar Factory Job Applications
Applications for work in the sugar factory for the coming campaign are now being received at the factory office called the Tipple Klepper's office Columbia Sugar Co Mt Pleasant Michigan 220 221 AA Advertisement.
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Tipie “Kleqper
Columbia Sugar Co
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Geology Proves Useful to Conservation in Michigan
Aug 17 Lansing U P One of conservation’s broad fields is geology, studied by the Michigan geological survey division led by State Geologist R A Smith. Established in 1838, the survey traces rock strata fossil history and mineral arrangements, including copper bearing stones and dune movements. The work is divided into six subdivisions.
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Lansing
U.P
Geological Survey Division
Conservation ‘Department
Michigan
Douglas Houghton
Geological Survey
R.A.’ Smith
Wolverines to Hold Football Practice Soon
Ann Arbor reports practice opening in four weeks as 1929 Michigan football eyes a heavy schedule. Di rector Fielding H. Yost reshapes staff. candidates report Sept 14 and the squad splits to face Albion and Mt Union before games with Michigan State Ohio State Harvard and more.
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Ann Arbor
Abg
University of Michigan
Wolverine
Fieldiitz
H. Yost
Albion
Mt. Union
Michigan State
Ohio
State
Harvard
Iotya
Purdue
Ilinois
Minnesota
Iowa
Llinois
Wolverines
Ohid ‘State
Mt Pleasant Airport Hangar Ready For Use
Ypsilanti August 17 Finishing touches are being put on the new $20 000 airport hangar here. Al planes on equipment will be moved into it within the next few days from the old building which will be used for storage and as a machine shop. The new hangar has room for 14 planes at one time.
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Ypsilanti
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Zeppelin
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T. G. W. Settle
Mars
Legion Worlds
National Broadcasting Hook~Up
Bennett A. Azler
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