Weather shifts offer hope for crop help in the West
A late heat and storms bring cooler days along the Atlantic coast while drought fears ease slightly for farmers. Temperatures drop from the May peak with a 67 degree May 28 marking a notable low, and total rainfall for the month reaching 1.59 inches as warm weather is expected to return soon. Hog prices at the stockyards reach 5.60 a hundredweight, improving market signals.
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Cities Co-operating On Federal Home Renovation Plan
New York Aug 13 Progress under the Federal home renovation program shows several cities across eleven states joining the effort. The conference cites penalties for municipal housing controls and outlines refinancing of short term notes into long term obligations to ease burdens on homeowners.
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Newark
Niagara Falls Rock Slide Alters Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Falls Ont August disaster as hundreds of tons of rock tumble 160 feet into the gorge near Horseshoe Falls. The cave‑in diminishes the American end of the falls by about 25 percent but power facilities remain undisturbed according to Ontario Hydro official A S Robertson. The event, the second major rock collapse in recent years, draws down tourism as water shifts to the American side.
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Richardson Files For Orphans Court Nomination In Alabama
Al Richardson, a retired mail carrier from Pinkney near Le Gore, filed with the election supervisors on Monday for the nomination of Adee of the Orphans Court, subject to the Republican primary. Richardson has never been a candidate for public office.
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End to Strike Sought as Industry Turmoil Grows
In Washington and across states, negotiators like Fred Keightly press to end a 10 000 strong aluminum workers strike while plant pickets intensify. New drives spark protests in Minneapolis and Portland, with 360 mill workers laid off after a Hammond clash. textile leaders forecast broader walkouts.
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New York
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Union Electric Coal Company
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Progressive Miners of América
Primaries Held in Four States Today
Washington dispatch notes four states vote today with key senatorial and gubernatorial contests. Ohio and Nebraska crown intraparty clashes led by Democrats. Idaho and Arkansas focus on governor nominations. Fess faces GOP challenge from Wanamaker and Vorys. Bryan seeks renomination in Nebraska. Idaho fields Ross, Mar tin, Wilson in Democratic race. Republican choices include Stephen Holden Patt. In Maryland Ritchie seeks fifth term amid Conley and Jackson maneuvers. Arkansas GOP and Reed debates center on Futrell administration and prison fallout.
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John M. Vorys
Columbus
Frank Martin
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Maryland
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White Hose Fraternity Wedding Details Revealed
The article lists the principals at the White Hose wedding and outlines the cause of the nonstop transcontinental flight plan by the Diet woman. It notes the arrival of the first Mering sheep to America dates and context.
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Dutch man of war ships slaves to Jamestown for sale
The text notes a Dutch man of war landing slaves at Jamestown and selling twenty to planter colonists. It then briefly mentions carpet sweeper ideas and Bissell’s later Shroom action, along with Miss Colden describing 400 plants by Linnaean method using English terms.
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Five Seek Positions in Knights of Pythias Conclave
Five candidates seek the rvice chancellorship at the Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge conclave led by U. S. Senator Matthew Neely. Reno S. Harp of Frederick Md will be installed Saturday as chancellor. Other contenders include C J Gud Carson City Nev Frederick Jones Edward Alderson and Edward O’Connor.
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U. S
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West Virginia
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Cleveland
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Los Angeles
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SEEKING THRONE Former Empress Zita Drives Hapsburg Restoration
Aug 13 Hyndui reports former Empress Zita is advancing efforts to restore the Hapsburg throne in Austria with diplomats noting her as a fast worker. Italian officials suggest Zita may proceed cautiously across the continent to weaken Britain and France while Sweden’s Otto may consider marriage to a Swedish prince.
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