Soviet Factory Makes Cotton From Diverse Fibres
Moscow reports a new state driven project to produce cotton goods from bast fibres such as flax hemp kendyr and ramie. The New Cotton plant uses specialized machinery to process tough fibres and may lead to a network of similar factories by 1933 and 1937 under the Five Year Plan. Alexander Krasnostshekoff heads the initiative.
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Urges State to Give Land to Jobless in Michigan
R E Olds, the automobile maker, urged a back to the farm plan to reduce surplus labor. He proposed ten acres of land and a free ready cut home for every unemployed family, with no land taxes for five years. Cities could buy seeds in lieu of welfare assistance as reclaimed land would supply acres.
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Arizona poised for prosperity this year
Denver, June 29. Business conditions in Arizona are favorable for continued prosperity during the coming year. L. C. Way, former superintendent of Rocky Mountain National Park and now owner of a large cattle ranch near...
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Rainy Season Brings Strong Cattle Outlook
During a Denver visit, Way claimed Tucson saw record rainfall in the past season, noting superb cattle conditions and a strong calf crop. He said prices were low but improving, with shipments to Denver and other markets viable.
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Cougar Attacks Car on Bloodgood Road Near Goldendale
George Nickerson, a local youth, drove home with friends when a large cougar leaped onto his light car four miles north of Goldendale on Bloodgood road. The animal struck the car with momentum, screamed and clawed as it impacted. Nickerson kept control. the car was dented and enamel scratched.
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Ohio State Co-eds Balk at Kissing Booth Plan
Ohio State University co-eds reject a rumor of a booth offering "candy kisses" for a fee at Traditions Day on May 12. Sorority leaders denounced the idea, clarifying the plan involves candy kisses, not romantic exchanges.
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Price of kisses sparks Buffalo dispute
June 29 Buffalo. Daniel Petrelli said he paid his estranged wife a dollar for a kiss and weekly visits. She raised the price to five dollars, provoking an assault charge and a dispute.
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Blind Boy Saves Two In Canoe Accident In Lake Washington
Howard A. Dent a 19 year old blind Seattle athlete saved Julia Anne Foster a University of Washington sophomore and Ernest Siegrist of Edmonds after a canoe capsized in Lake Washington. Dent flipped the canoe aided Miss Foster tied a buoyant cushion to her and helped Siegrist back to the craft before the lake patrol arrived. Dent is a University of Washington junior and a wrestling champion who has also rowed for crew.
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Indian Run Social Evening and Anniversary News
The intermediate class enjoyed music and games at Mildred Blake home on Monday evening with a late lunch for about twenty five. Mr and Mrs Robert Steffee celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with about 50 relatives and friends. Wesley Johnson and Jay Minick attended Bible study and visits occurred with the Blakes and Warrens. Samuel Anderson moved home from Bashline Rossman hospital after bronchial pneumonia. Mrs John Dodds fractured hip and was taken to Mercer Cottage hospital.
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Fake Treasure Maps Sold To Tourists In Southwest
In Tucson on June 29 a Mexican firm produced fake treasure maps sold to travelers. The yellowed diagrams claim locations in Arizona and Sonora where Spanish conquerors buried fortunes. Maps cost 15 to 300 dollars and thousands have been made.
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Dinner Stories and a Daring Editor in Training
A cannibal island chief jokes with a captured man who says he was an assistant editor not an editor. The leader suggests promotion to editor-in-chief after dinner. The piece notes New York bankers’ lending hesitancy and a quip about married life asking the husband to keep enjoying his favored activities.
Local gatherings and visits in E New Castle area
School classes plan picnics and outings at Ellwood City, Slippery Rock creek, Castle Beach, Cascade Park. Residents enjoy family visits from Cleveland, Beaver Falls, Youngstown, Butler, and New Brighton while Ralph Anderson recovers from an automobile accident.
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Cleveland
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Anna Moser
Butler
Clara Lytle
Beaver Falls
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S. W. Welker
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Carrie
William
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Fayette
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Carol
Edward
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Wampum
Merel Mayberry
C. E. Turner
Aline
Donnie
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S. Turner
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C. L. Johnston
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Community Visitors and Health Update in Local Towns
Edenburg residents Mr. and Mrs. David Myers and son Harry visit New Middletown. Beaver Falls and Ellwood City callers include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Park and Mrs. Sarah McIntosh. Visitors from New Castle and Pittsburgh gather at local homes. Mrs. Clarence McClenahan improves after two operations in Youngstown.
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Sarah McIntosh
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Ambidexter Trait Notes at National Conventions
A witty remark describes ambidexters as back pats with one hand and pocket work with the other. The line notes that key noters at national conventions claim to know how to save the country yet fail to begin taking action.
Bandit Buried With Sweetheart's Beads
Edward Lake alias the Pale Face Kid, a noted Denver bandit, was killed by Denver police. A string of rosary beads from his sweetheart was buried with him. The beads were sent by a sister in Minneapolis who asked prayers for the woman who loved him. Kitty, the sweetheart, was reportedly in a Rochester hospital in serious condition.
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Ostrich Motif in Americanism Sparks Public Debate
A quip about an ostrich hiding its head to escape enemies sparks discussion on Americanism and denial of evil due to legal constraints. The remark frames a critique of evasive behavior and society’s tolerance of concealment.
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