Eskimo youth to wed widow of murdered foster parents mate
In Edmonton, an Eskimo youth Okalukplak, who killed Havougach, plans to follow tribal law by marrying Khattia, Havougach’s widow and his foster mother. He was sentenced to five years and is to be released this summer to return to Alaska. The case notes foster-kin ties and a fatal dispute with his father over a forest quarrel.
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Edmonton
Alta
Tkalukplak
Alberta
Canada
Alaska
Khattia
Havougach
Okalukplak
Havouga
Konavar
Caiming
Paroled Man To Wed This Summer
A man set for parole this summer plans a wedding with a fiancée described as preparing a honeymoon glow. The couple appears poised to begin married life soon after the parole release.
Alleged Swindlers Are Under Arrest in Beaver Falls
BEAVER FALLS Pa Aug 7 Two men arrested by Woodlawn police were handed to federal officers on charges of swindling. Michael Dacich 31 and Mike Ozlyak residences listed as Pittsburgh and Cleveland were nabbed while waiting for a train at the P and L E depot en route to Coraopolis. They allegedly passed a five dollar Federal Reserve note altered to thirty dollars to Stave Sivkovich of Hopewell avenue.
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Beaver Falls
Woodlawn
United States
Michael Dacich
Mike Ozlyak
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Coraopolis
Federal Reserve
Stave Sivkovich
Hopewell Avenue
Better Business Forecast From Brookmire Service
Brookmire Economic Service New York predicts better business this fall with a rapid decrease in galog resistance and continued active building. After four months of decline the June Business Index shows an advance expected to persist through summer fall and possibly into winter.
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Brookmire Economic Service
New York
Gibraltar Airfield Plan For War Defense
International News Service reports Gibraltar may host an aerial defense system as airpower expands. General Ashmore, designer of the Zeppelin rail in World War I, arrives to study the rock's aerial defense potential and landing space constraints. Britain weighs organizing an air drome despite limited landing areas.
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International News Service
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Jts
Rock
Ashmore
London
Britain
Fat Men Tidiest Dyers Are Told
Atlantic City August 7 Fat men may be gourmands yet tidier than thin men says Frank Weller president of the Eastern States Dyers Association speaking at the annual convention here. He supported the claim that size 36 garments require cleaners twice as often as size 44. Fully half of the country’s cleaners’ patrons are ex-weights.
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Atlantic City
Frank Weller
Sharon
Eastern States Dyers' Association
Weller
Cleaning concerns prompt pleas for better service and prices
Reports by EH GB Horne of Cleveland detail that half the clothing received contains valuables from fountain pens to diamonds, wads of cash, and even deeds to property. He notes items are sometimes packed in carpets for cleaning, amid calls for improved service and halting price cutting.
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GB. Horne
Cleveland
Frank Stutz
Washington
The
Association
Process To Harden Lead By Tempering Found
Chicago August 7 discovery of a method to harden and temper lead by R. L. Dean and W. B. Hud ison, Chicago metallurgical engineers, announced by Western Electric in Hawthorne. The process uses a small alloy percentage and heating treatment to make lead three times harder and three times stronger, with steel like heat response, with sheathing for telephone cables cited as a use.
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Chicago
Dean
W. B. Hudison
Chicago Metalurgical Engineers
Western Electric Company
Hawthorne
Egypt
Western Electric
Business Is Not Like Poker Game
The speaker argues that business and production are not a zero sum game. More corn production benefits society and lowers prices, while profits rise with efficient organization. If widespread managerial skill existed, leaders like Ford would earn far more.
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Henry Ford
Automobiles Replace Trains for Wheat Harvest Labor
In Hutchinson Kansas August 7 1939 the article notes a shift in harvest labor transport as automobiles replace chair cars freight trains and covered wagons. Clerks from the east college youths and ordinary workers arrive by luxurious motor transport to harvest fields and then depart by car after the season.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Kansas
Gloomy Feelings Linked to Suicide Statements
A historical note asserts that intense gloom and depression drive self harm, arguing intelligent people may be likelier to take their lives than others. It cites individuals named Parsons and references that business reverses do not inherently cause suicide, while severe depression is blamed for the majority of suicides and urges medical help.
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Parsons
Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Wendell's Pills Ambition Brand as a remedy for nervousness fatigue constipation loss of appetite and insomnia. It promises faster improvement with money back guarantees and urges readers to buy a 60 cent box at H. L. Dagué.
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Wendell
H. L. Dagué
Li Dague
Sox
Free To Asthma And Hay Fever Sufferers
An offer promises a method to control asthma and hay fever free of charge. The ad asserts applicability to all ages and conditions, including long standing cases, and targets those who failed with inhalers or medicines. It urges readers to mail a coupon now, with no payment or postage.
Here Is Something For Parents To Read
A London child specialist Dr Norman Haire offers guidance on feeding children and parenting style. He argues that taking away food when a child refuses it teaches hunger for the next meal and that excessive mothering harms the child. He advises explaining the reasons behind requests and encouraging the child to ask why.
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Norman Haire
London
Dr. Haire
Belief in the Diving Rod Probed by Experts
Ancient faith in the diving rod as a water locator is discussed by Prof. Barrett who cites 60 successful trials and recounts Stephen Kelley of Australia locating two wells in Palestine. Kelley found water less than 20 feet underground in barren areas, suggesting the method yields unexpected supplies.
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Barrett
Stephen Kelley
Australia
Palestine
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