Miss Fry Dynamo Of Court Gains Fame In London Open
London reports Miss Joan Fry emerges as a tennis dynamo after beating defending champion Miss McKane two sets to one in an open tournament. Her energy, stamina, and dedication to perfecting flaws make her a leading choice for England against American players this month. The article also notes the only cobalt mine in the United States is near Frederickstown, Missouri.
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International News Service
London
Britain
Joan Fry
McKane
Cal
Miss Fry
England
United States
Frederickstown, Mo
Frightened Cow Imitates Nurmi
In Woodman New Hampshire a frightened cow fled her pasture when an automobile parked nearby. The cow wandered about thirty miles to Hollis Center before five men finally captured her and returned her to her home pasture amid a herd of cattle.
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International News Service
Woodman
N. H
Charles Richardson
Richardson
Hollis Center
Labor Groups Back National Traffic Safety Drive
Organized labor will cooperate with Secretary Hoover and the National Conference on Street and Highway Safety in a nationwide effort to cut traffic deaths. William Green of the AFL urged central labor bodies to distribute safety reports and promote laws and regulations in states and communities, a plan Hoover endorsed and is distributing to labor organizations nationwide. Local unions may hold meetings to discuss traffic safety and apply National Conference principles to improve conditions, aiming for measurable life saved by next year.
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Robert S. Thornburgh
International News Service
Corre:e
Washington
Organized Labor
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
National Conference On
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Common household medicines and herbal remedies rise in mention
The article notes that simples or herbal remedies have long been used and valued by physicians. It highlights Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts as a major user of crude herbs and praises its Vegetable Compound for women’s ailment treatment with worldwide recognition.
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Lydia HE. Pinkham
Parliament Falls and Keeps Seats Amid Stone Deterioration
London reports 35 tons of stone removed from the crumbling Parliament building to avert accidents after a statue canopy was toppled by a pigeon. Warnings on the terrace urge MPs to move tea tables away from the wall as restoration work is expected to take fifteen years.
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International News Service
London
House of Parliament
Oil industry supports 3,000,000 workers in US
Chicago dispatch reports 780,000 employed in petroleum production, refining, and distribution, with oil workers and families totaling over 3.5 million dependent on oil. The bulletin notes cities built on oil such as Tulsa and Port Arthur and cites a British July 1 unemployment figure of 1,304,300.
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Chicago
United States
American Research Foundation
Bulletin
Tulsa
Oklo
Port Arthur
Texas
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