Italians Flock to U S Emigration Quota This Month
Rome June 21 The emigration commission seeks to send 7300 Italians to America in July with Mussolini oversight. Applications exceed the U S quota by more than sixteenfold as workers, artisans, and peasants push for inclusion. Vice Commissioner Rosas will head the initial contingent, a U S visit 30 years ago noted.
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Almeria
de Michaelis
América
Egisto Rosas
United States
Tent Women Marries American After Writing About Country
A writer who studied a nation and drafted a book subsequently married an American. The couple’s union follows the author’s period abroad and research.
American Homes See Centers For Youth Reform
CHICAGO June 20 Mark T McKee of Detroit welfare expert spoke for a $10 000 000 children home to be established by the Brotherhood of American Yeomen He warned that average homes have become mere fling stations with children bossing parents He urged parents to demand obedience and cautioned against unchaperoned rides parties and drugs noting that Yeomen homes would offer character training and proper leisure to mold children into refined men and women
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Chicago
Mark T. McKee
Detroit
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Mr. McKee
160 Acre Oklahoma Farm Sold In 17424 Oil Tracts
Washington June 20 post office investigators related how a 160 acre Oklahoma farm ten miles from the nearest oil well became the site for 17424 oil tracts. The firm Frank F Cleve land Oklahoma Oil Field Tract purchased the land deemed largely worthless and sold twenty foot square tracts at prices from 60 dollars down to 5.35 dollars, retaining a one fifth interest in each tract.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Post Ofice
Frank F. Cleveland
Chicago
Japanese preacher starts Christianity campaign in Tokyo
Tokyo June 20 International News Service reports Kaiseki Matsumura a 65 year old veteran Christian preacher began a third campaign to interest Japanese in a new religion. Matsumura who studied Confucianism before converting to Christianity has written more than 70 books on religion.
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International News Service
Tokio
Kaiseki Matsu- Mura
Matsumura
Railway Men With Farmers In Fight For Harvest Prices
In Cleveland on June 20 Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced railway labor support for farmers. He said rail unions back the Norris Sinclair bill to create a government marketing corporation to buy farm products at fair prices. He added that consumers have paid enough to allow farmers a fair return while covering distribution costs and that railways will aid in securing honest prices and practical measures.
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International News Service
Cleveland
Congress
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Organizationa
Norris Sinclair
Corn Gardening Rules From An Old Farmer Manual
The guide advises square planting three to four feet apart to form a nearly square patch for sturdy ears. It notes two to three late plantings to deter the corn worm, emphasizes shallow cultivation to protect the root system, and suggests staggered small plantings to extend harvest into May and beyond for a small garden.
Corn Cultivation Important Factor in Planting Techniques
The article advises timing for different corn varieties from early dent types like Golden Bantam to later heavy types such as Evergreen. It notes early corn can be row-planted while later varieties should be grown in hills two feet apart, and highlights corn’s shallow roots requiring surface fertilization with commercial fertilizers and ample manure when available.
Edenburg Church To Hold Big Banquet
Edenburg Methodist church members will host a large family banquet on Thursday evening to honor Mothers and Fathers Day. After the meal a program starts at 7:45 with a Queen Hathery play and an address by Rev D Ralph Dunn pastor of Croton Avenue Methodist church. The program follows the banquet. Joint clubs meeting planned by Loyal Men and Progressive Ladies Bible classes of the Christian church at Lawrance Whiting’s home on Thursday evening June 21. Edenburg personals note residents and visitors including Mrs Charles Robinson, Joe Claire from Akron, Mr and Mrs Blaina McCullough, Bonn Parish, Mrs Ciro Montanetro, Miss Gladys Weaver, Mrs Chauncey Smith, Will Raub, Tony Natilla and others referenced in local visits and shopping outings.
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Edenburg
Edenburg Methodist Church
Queen Hathery
D. Ralph Dunn
Croton, Avenue
CLABS
Loyal Men
Progressive Ladies Bible Classes
The
Christian Church
Lawrance Whiting Thurdaday
Mra
Charles Robinson
Joe Claire
Akron
Robinson
Will Smith
Blaina McCullough
Ashtabula
Tod Hofmeiester
Bonn
Weather and Music Programs at Davenport Event
Eastern Standard Pine-360 Meters news bulletins and stock market notes mingle with a Davenport town report. Evening concerts feature organist Sandman, KOKA Symphony Orchestra under Victor Saucek, with Burlington artists and a late Tourists Road Report. Also includes a stock report and a note on Chinese marriageable hair tradition.
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Eastern Standard
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Davenport
Town
Sandman
Emlou
Erwin Swindell
Burlington
Iowa
Xedeka Uwea
I . m—Pinner
Koka Breet
Victor Saucek
Koka Lite! Symphony Orchestra
Victor Sandes
A. L. Brooman
Soprana
Cartyford
EimeYable Berths Gelb
National Stockman
Farmer Market Repot
Arington
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