Lawrence County Cow Testing and Field Day Plans
Russell Smith reports 165 cows tested in May with 43 cows over 40 pounds butterfat and 14 over 1000 pounds milk. Top butterfat and milk herds include J. A. Boak & Sons, N. E. Sampson, Lauren Thompson, W. H. McCullough. Westfield livestock show set for June 18 at George Clark woods with cattle horses and sheep. A Penn State Farmers Field Day on June 13 will feature demonstrations, talks, and exhibits.
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COW Testing Association
Russell Smith
Lawrence County Cow Testing Association
Cow
J. A. Boak & Sons
Slippery Rock Township
N. E. Sampson
Lauren Thompson
New Wilmington Township
W. H. McCullough
Big Beaver Township
Wilmington Township
Westfield
J. W. Martin
George Clark
Westfield Church
Jersey
Guernsey
Guy Fullerton
W. R. Fox
John Benson
Harry Emery
Pennsylvania State College
Jordan
Harrisburg
Indo-Vin touted by Mr Garrity for stomach relief
Mr Garrity of Middletown cites gas, bloating, chest pressure and breathlessness improved by Indo-Vin after trying many remedies. He notes Eckerds in New Castle sells it and urges others to seek it from local druggists. Premier Flandin could face ouster over further franc devaluation amid gold standard pressures and French bondholder opposition. Leftist groups hold balance of power.
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Eckerd
New Castle
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
France
Upper Bracket Salaries Reported to SEC for 1934
A list of $100000 plus salaries reported to the SEC highlights Charles M Schwab at 250000 Eugene G Grace 180000 from Bethlehem Steel and Tom M Girdler 129372 from Republic Steel Grace had 1300000 in war bonuses in addition to salary.
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Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
Charles M. Schwab
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Tom M. Girdler
Republic
Haircut leads to attempted suicide by gas in Philadelphia
Edward Thomas cut his wife’s hair while she slept and boasted it would fix her. Hours later the 20-year-old bride attempted death by gas inhalation. She survived. Mrs. Thomas cried that living without hair has no point.
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Philadelphia
Edward Thomas
Edward
Thomas
Mice Found in Car Fuel Line After Odd Performance
A stranger drove into a Turners Falls garage and warned the attendant the vehicle acted oddly. The garage test showed the fuel line clogged and when disassembled six live mice fled, revealing the bizarre cause of the intermittent startup.
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International News Service
Turners Falls
Mass
Grant Statue to Stay at City Hall Lawn
General Grant will remain on the City Hall lawn at Twelfth and Market Streets for at least another summer. Mayor Bernard Dickmann proposed moving the statue uptown, drawing opposition from patriotic groups and Republicans who saw the goal as removing a long-standing Union symbol from the City Hall vicinity.
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ST. Louis
Grant
City Hall
Bernard Dickmann
Widow sued over man's death by own action
In Greeley Colorado the estate of Myron B Ludlow sues Ruth Ludlow widow for 5000 alleging her prior alienation of affections suit against the parents caused his death by his own act. The report notes isolation of insulin and dog experiments as context.
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Greeley, Colo
Myron B. Ludlow
Ovid M. Ludlow
Ruth Ludlow
Biggest Feet Sought as Police Face Off in Convention
Los Angeles police issue a humorous challenge for the International Footprint association convention on June 6-8. About 5,000 delegates are expected, with a large footprint contest and novelty events including planes bearing giant footprints.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
International Footprint Association
Farmer lights gasoline fire in flivver blaze
New London Ohio farmer Maurice Doty lit a match to see what remained in the gas tank of his car. The car caught fire and the New London fire department could not save it. Doty escaped with burns and a singer was left sadder and wiser.
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New London, O
Maurice Doty
New London
Doty
Burns
Barbara Hutton Denies Gangster Fear Report
Paris June 7 Barbara Hutton now Countess Von Reventlow Haugwitz rejects reports she and her husband fled the United States in fear of gangsters. She was found at a fashionable Paris hotel and calls the rumors ridiculous and untrue.
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Paris
United States
Countess von Reventlow-Haugwitz
Barbara Hutton
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Lawrence County
H. R. McCulloch
Farmers Field Day
College Grove
MR. Garrity
Middletown
Charles S. Garri
State St
Ana
Plain Olives
Sultana Brand
I Joseph’s Market
E. Long
Jumbo Bologna
Chuck
Cam
B. C
California
Mercer
Meer
Wheaties
Dic
Ann Page
Eans
Libby’s
Sunnyfield Brand
Whitehouse
IOC
del Monte
Joe
Kirkman’s Soap Chips
Ezy
Stewart Brazilian
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Wis
Graham
Rinso
South Carolina
U. S
Pennsylvania
A-Penn
Meat Department
Joseph Taylor
Association
Oregon
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