San Diegan unveils frost defense for trees and crops
Oliver P. Greenstreet, a San Diego watch maker turned inventor, claims a new misting solution can coat trees and vegetables to prevent frost damage. He says the formula, costing about 50 cents per tree per season, forms a protective, congealing film and aims to replace costly smudge pots.
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Invasion Hazards Rise On French Coast And Britain
The essay recalls a looming invasion by Hitler’s “mosquito fleet” and German bombers, likening currents to General Billy Mitchell’s warnings. It notes England’s naval primacy and historic invasions, then recounts a 1797 landing in Cardigan Bay by Colonel Tate’s force, with women cited as key to England’s defense.
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Pan Asia tension and empire cracks amid world flux
The article outlines global shifts as Britain, the Netherlands, and Japan face upheaval in empire structures. It notes Japan's authoritarian turn and Pan Asian doctrine, potential Asian and Indian border changes, and threats to Singapore, with Italy as a wildcard. It ends by explaining the term potter's field from Matthews 27:7.
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Colorful pageant staged by 600 girls at Taggart Stadium
Miss Catherine Lynch the senior high queen was fasti val queen, Miss Bobby Milliken Washington's queen, and Miss Fern Riley Franklin's queen led a colorful pageant at Taggart Stadium with 600 participating girls and attendants.
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Legion of Honor to Meet Thursday in New Castle
Legion of Honor members of the Valley of New Castle Consistory plan a Thursday meeting in the Cathedral rooms to discuss summer plans. Only one more summer gathering remains, followed by an entertainment and lunch, as announced by Commander Charles H. Allen.
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Builders Will Have Election Tonight at Ca thedr al
New Qunsile Chapter No 1 Order of the Builders holds a stated meeting at 7 30 PM in the east lodge room of The Cathedral with Master Builder De Wayne S Gibson presiding. Election of secretary treasurer and junior overseer to be decided by a committee led by Walter Carr. Initiation of 35 candidates planned for June 26.
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The Great Game Of Politics
The article argues for tax funding via public support, urging reduced government spending including salaries, with Byrd proposing a ten percent cut except defense and debt interest. It notes Roosevelt’s resistance but suggests public pressure could shift policy and boost esteem amid impending tax hikes. NUY IN NEW CASTLE
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Hospital Notes Jameson Memorial adds many tonsil operations
Admitted and discharged lists from Jameson Memorial Hospital show numerous patients including Eileen Fobes and several others with tonsil operations, along with names such as Robert Meis ter, Charles Jacob s, Donald Smith, Carl Bowen, and Enzo LaScala. The snippet notes farm families spend less on clothing than urban families per Bureau of Home Economics findings.
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Memorial Day Services at Plaingrove Parish
Plaingrove held annual Memorial Day services with short rites and graveside decor at ML Pleasant and Plaingrove. Main service at Plaingrove Presbyterian Church featured orchestra, congregational singing, prayers by Rev. Bell and Rev. Thornton, a quintet, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address by Cora Rodgers, and a benediction by Rev. Fulton. Next year’s committee named Shaw, Mrs. Minnie Walker, and Robert McComb.
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Ex Wife of Clark Gable Describes Life in Hollywood
Miss Josephine Dillon, Clark Gable's former wife, laments being a public curiosity and the intrusion of questions about Gable. She details her life driving toward Columbia, Mo to study radio and drama, and praises Gable as a fine man who loves dogs and books, while noting Carole Lombard is his wife.
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