Law Bans Alien Spear Fishermen In Hawaii
Hawaiian Territorial Legislature enacts strict limits on alien fishermen to protect reef life. Filipinos face strongest impact as spear fishing and torch fishing, known as lama lama, are restricted and a closed lobster season applies from July to October. Local authorities aim to preserve sea life and reduce loafer activity around island communities.
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John F. Stone
International News Service
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tuna season delays and aku catch decline sting Hawaii markets
The article notes tuna packing shifts to mid August due to late aku and tuna runs. Aku catches are less than a quarter of past years, forcing direct market sales as fish become scarce. It recalls past use of aku for fertilizer before canneries, and proposes developing a large scale use for Hawaii’s wild goats as a new industry per Curtis W. Shields of the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce.
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Hawaii
Curtis W. Shields
Honolulu
Islanded Wildlife and Filipino Tanning Labor Prospects
Shields notes many Fili pinos in the Territory who are adept at tanning and could gain profitable employment if an island tanning industry were established, while animals remain running loose on the islands.
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Shields
Rev Landis Takes Vacation Leave from First Baptist
Pastor George M. Landis leaves this morning for his annual vacation. He will stay a week in Marion Ohio and two weeks with his parents in Honey Grove Pennsylvania. In his absence Rev Alma Broadhead of Hartsville New York will fill the pulpit on August 16 and Rev John Anderson of Baltimore Maryland on August 23. Miss Broadhead plans to arrive Wednesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs A I Broadhead on Monroe Street.
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George M. Landis
First Baptist Church
Marion
Honey Grove
Alma Broadhead
Hartsville
N. Y
John Anderson
Baltimore
Miss Broadhead
Romanoff Prince Faces Bankruptcy Discharge Denied
Prince Andrew Romanoff, nephew of Tsar Nicholas, asks for discharge in London bankruptcy court. He lists roles as club proprietor and director of ventures from automobile agencies to shirt making, with debts near 80 000 dollars and assets of 21 dollars. Court cites rash dangerous offenses and blocks discharge.
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International News Service
London
Dairy Should Not Be Rapidly Expanded Says Economist
Dr. Henry C. Taylor warned dairy producers at a University of Pennsylvania conference that the U S industry will swing between import and export bases without careful management. He noted farm value of dairy products at 2.5 billion dollars and cautioned against assuming perpetual expansion.
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United States
Henry C. Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
University of Pennsylvania
Merchants Picnic Cancelled at Grove City Cattle Show
Grove City Pennsylvania August 10 There will be no merchants picnic this year at the Ninth Accredited Cattle Show. The Grove City Commercial Club decided the time allotted was too short to organize a picnic while supporting the cattle show. The event may be held next year and an 11 member committee will study booster needs for Grove City and report later.
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Grove City
Church Declines Klan Burial Service in York County
In Dalisatown York county the Christ Lutheran church refused use for a Klansman funeral after the Ku Klux Klan demanded to be unmasked at the service. The church trustees blocked the facility and Rev L Hench declined to officiate.
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York
Dalisatown
Christ Lutheran Church
L. Hench
Gasoline Prices Rise Again With Small Increase
Gasoline jumped another cent today, with consumers paying 25 cents to 28 cents per gallon. State tax of two cents per gallon is included. The uptick marks the third rise in as many months.
New Outbreak Of Foot And Mouth Disease In Texas
A second Texas outbreak of foot and mouth disease was confirmed on July 29 at the same 200 mile southeast of Houston premises as the prior outbreak. The 96 cattle herd was slaughtered and burned on July 1, and a quarantine order was issued that day to protect livestock and interests. Authorities mobilized USDA agents and state officials to eradicate the infection with no delay.
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Texas
Houston
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Secretary of Agriculture For the
Death Ordered By Queen Over Fly
Queen Mary endorses a royal swat the fly campaign and orders the death of a blue bottle fly at Royal Society HQ in Piccadilly. The scientist confirms the sentence, and the queen expresses that as many flies as possible should be exterminated due to their mischief.
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London
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Royal Society
Piccadilly
Letter On Way For 37 Years
Haakon Bader of Tacoma received a letter mailed from Norway soon after his birth in 1888. Over 37 years the missive passed through postal services in five nations. The letter, from his deceased father, carried love and photos of his parents to the sailor son who began his life at his native village.
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Tacoma
Wash
Haakon Bader
Norway
Bader
Letter Traced Across Continents Reveals Trader’s Odyssey
A long lost letter followed Bader from Kragero Norway to Cardiff and Buenos Aires, then to the Danish consul in Buenos Aires. After seafaring globally including Alaska and Tacoma where he ran a cigar store, the letter was rediscovered in Buenos Aires consular files and returned to its origin. Friends in Tacoma provided Bader’s last known address.
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Kragero
Norway
Cardiff
Wales
Buenos Aires
Bader
Alaska
Tacoma
Buenos Aitres
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