Hobbies Of The Great And Near Great
Senator James E Watson of Indiana, a conservative Senate leader, leads a secret hobby life at times by attending grand opera alone in casual dress. He values family discussions at home, enjoys baseball and crossword puzzles, plays bridge and cards to focus on political problems, and once personally untangled red tape for a Civil War veteran.
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James BE. Watson
Senate
James E. Watson
Rand Opera
Iportant Po
Ife
Watson
Senators
Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
King
Gans Jud Nolan
Indianapolis
Washington
New York Giants
Jim
Charles Curtis
106 Pennsylvania Hunters Licenses Revoked By State
Harrisburg August 1 The state game commission revoked 106 hunter licenses for violations of the same laws since 1921. Many offenses included poaching out of season and killing protected birds, with penalties including fines and prison terms. Several violators lost hunting rights for 6 to 10 years after human harm convictions. Future hunting before the specified period could bring a $40 per day fine. A separate local incident reports a confectionery store ice cream order fraud where a man left with change, exploiting a family away on vacation.
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Harrisburg
State Game Commission
General Assembly
Thich
Philadelphia
Oakland Avenue
Raising Muskrats as a Fur Supply Solution
The Fur Trade Journal of Canada editor argues large scale muskrat farming can meet fur demand as wild supplies dwindle. A 3,000 acre farm could yield 150,000 pelts annually at about 2 dollars each, with net income exceeding 300,000 dollars, and muskrat fur can be dyed to suit changing fashion trends.
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Fur Trade Journal of Canada
New York Central Station Planned for Youngstown
Bids on the proposed New York Central passenger station at Wilson avenue and the Himrod avenue bridge will open August 16, engineering commissioner George F. Turner reports. Plans were approved by the city planning commission a year ago. The building is estimated to cost between 400000 and 500000 dollars.
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Youngstown
New York Central
Wilson Avenue
Himrod Avenue
George F. Turner
City Planning Commission
Made Victim Of New Con Game
SHARON PA Aug 1 A new con game was pulled off successfully as the victim was deceived by a clever scam. The incident underscores the growing boldness of swindlers operating in the region.
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Sharon, Pa
Frog That Whistles Found In Louisiana Swamps
Scientists report a frog in Louisiana swamps whistles, misheard as red-bellied woodpecker calls. The frogs in the region vary in sound from cricket-like to deep bass notes, with the giant Louisiana bull frog noted as the largest.
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Louisiana
Ito
Robin Helps Orphaned Chick In Barre Supply Rescue
The Barre Daily Times reports a robin in Berlin street Montpelier that feeds a lone hatchling abandoned by its hen. The robin attempts two worms into the chick’s bill, then drops a worm which the chick collects, and since then the robin regularly provides food as the chick peeps.
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Berlin
Montpelier
Barre
Guid Event Committees Named For St Marys Guild Social
The annual ice cream social of St Marys Guild will be held August 4 on church grounds at Beaver and North streets. Mrs F L Abry is general chair with detailed subcommittees and aides listed for each table and role.
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St Mary's Guild
Evanue
St Mary's
Beaver and
North Streets
L. Abry Ie
C. Trushel
John Griffith
Hattie Sullivan
James Fee
James Barnes
Fred Deverell
Steven Griffith
G. Jolnigan
Margaret Sanders
Fable
A. Gillespié
Mra. L. Whaten
Kathryn Donegan
Mary Gettes
P. McNicholas
John Logan
James Ha-gan, Sr
Joseph Flynn
TF. Steckle
John Nannon
Aldes
Albert Weherenbach
Chas. Crable
Mary McGinley
Georges Chip
James Hagan
R. Wisa
D. Donegan
Jas. O'Loughlin Aldeg
Jas. Daviln
John Joness
Edward Fee
W. Walsh
F. Plyon
O. Heinrich
Margaret Connor
Irena Vory
Margareat Lawler
P.lawler
Michael O'Ledry
Jack Fee
Dan Sullivan
High School Pupils Join Bulgarian Communists
Sofia Aug 1 Bulgarian high school boys and girls from prominent families have been arrested for links to a Communist conspiracy tied to a recent cathedral tragedy. Agents preached youth duty to humanity, with many affluent youths said to be sacrificing for the cause.
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Cinternational News
Surginal
Sofia
Boyve
Communat
Vegetable Compound Helped Woman Through Change of Life
Mrs. T. A. Saunders of Knoxville Tennessee reports severe nervousness insomnia back pain and depression during menopausal change. After three years of illness she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eight bottles and two years later has regained health and strength. She now does housework without doctor visits and weighs 168 pounds, urging others to try the remedy.
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Mrs.Saunders
Lydia E. Pinkham
Knoxville
Tenn
Laras
T. A. Saunders
TLE
Depot Street
Tennessee
Farmer Defending Auto Shot Wounded in Beaver Pa
Beaver Pennsylvania August 1 International News Service reports farmer George Rodgers of Brighton township was seriously wounded while defending his car from an attempted theft on his farm. His two sons with pickaxes and a passing motorist captured Louis Mier, 44, of Beaver, and guarded him until bounty detectives arrived.
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International News Service
Beaver
George Rodgers
Brighton Township
Rochester
Rodgers
Louis
Mier
Sargent Rules On Selling Of Ships To Henry Ford
The United States Shipping Board may request Henry Ford to scrap about 260 ships held by the board. Attorney General Sargent ruled yesterday afternoon in an official ruling.
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Sargent
Henry Ford
International News Service
Shington
United States Shipping Board
Silks Saved By Invention Claim Sparked In London
A Swiss firm claims a method to prevent strength loss in viscose artificial silk during laundering. The invention reduces sagging from a high level to 20 percent, addressing common damage to viscose items after washing.
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International News Service
London
Glass Of "Beer" Was Hot Stuff
London dispatch notes The Outlook comments on the unveiling of a statue by American sculptor Malvina Hoffman titled To the Friendship of English Speaking Peoples. The periodical mocks the altar ornamentation and heraldry while noting the drapery folds and the overall composition as a representation of an American figure.
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Ilook
Malvina Hoffman
Save Holland’s Windmills: Men Fight for Landmarks
Jean and an Englishman hold a flaming torch as a band of locals rally to save Holland’s windmills from modern machinery. They fear power driven engines will replace the iconic landmarks, yet volunteers have preserved several fine specimens through dedication and funds.
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Jean
Holland
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