Travel ban on European trips denied lingering hopes
A government order affects only U S citizens traveling to Europe, citing ship needs and high alien migration as reasons for a temporary curb. The order may change as travel conditions improve, according to N J Blydenstein, agent for transatlantic lines, with many anxious to visit Europe amid uncertain ports and lifelike rumors.
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N. J. Bryvdenstein
trans-Athintionen
Europe
Githen
Blydenstain
Hecenmar
Jin
Returned Men Eager for Educational Aid
Oregon soldiers and county veterans show strong interest in the new educational aid law. About 56 percent of returning servicemen and widows seek state help for college or continuing study, with many wishing to start immediately after high school or after long service. Applications go through an institution head, funding limited to 25 dollars monthly or 200 per year for up to four years, with money disbursed via state records to the schools. Availability hinges on a 0.2 mill levy and March 1924 funding, with eligibility limited to honorably discharged or furloughed personnel and prior Oregon citizens.
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Miw
Virginia Todd
Umafilly County
Hed Cross
Home Service Section
Mies Todd
de Poporte
Oregon
Miss Todd
Eye of
Citiel
Brown
Siem
Totalut
Oraon
Motor Transport Corps
United States
Teaining Gore
Maren
Airplane chartered for Beattle revels trip
J Mayer a Beattle worker hired an airplane to chase the Kashima Maru silencing a timer so he could reach Vic tora B C for revels. The aircraft left Beattle at real o'clock in the morning and Mayer departed three hours later at a rate of one dollar per minute.
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Beattle
J. Mayer
Victora
B. C
Mayer
Three Peaks Seen In Moonlight Panorama From Cabbage Hill
A moonlit panorama from Cabbage Hill west of Pendleton reveals Three Peaks with Mount Hood Mount Adams and Mount Rainier visible at sunset. The foreground shows green wheat fields and evergreen trees as the scene captures the moonrise about 745 pm and a clear evening sky.
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Cabbage Hill
Calitiwpe
Pendleton
Mount Hood
Mount #1
Helens
Mount Adan
Cabbage Bill
Blind School Head Resigns and New Leader Named
Salem announces the resignation of Mirn. May Moores as superintendent of the Cre Fon ries achor for the blind and the appointment of Jerome W. Howard as her successor. Moores served 11 years as matron after her husband’s death and will stay in Salem. Howard has five years in charge of West Linn Public Schools and previously led the Michigan state school for the blind. He begins duties September 1 with Mrs Howard remaining as matron.
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Salem
May Moores
Cre Fon Ries Achor
Jerome W. Howard
West Linn
Clackmine County
Board of Control
Silverton
Moores
Institution For the Blind
Howard
Michigan State School For the Blind
Gregon
Qregon
Hood River
Weet Link
Michigan School For the Blind
Oregon Institution
Labor interest centers on western trial in Oakland
Oakland July 15 Labor across the west watches the trial of John Taylor former candidate for mayor set to begin today. Unions say the new state criminal syndicalism act criminalizes membership in radical groups and peaceful strike activity. Gov Stephenson asked for a meek to come that alleged sabotage and I W W activities are involved. Unions vow a thorough test of the case and talk of a referendum looming.
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Oakland
Movie Actress Sues After Lion Attack
Los Angeles July 14 A film actress Miss Nala Burrell Smith 22 files in superior court for 50000 damages from Sunshine Came den and Fox Film Corporation claiming a lion attack at their studio 4 years ago left disfigured and she may never return to the stage.
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Los Angeles
Nala Burrell Smith
Sunshine Cameden
Fox Film Corporation
Idaho Man Nearly Hit by Lightning Near Agota
Ted Grohe of the upper Snake River country near Agota Idaho escaped a lightning strike amid a thunder shower. A horse was killed by the bolt and a man injured as shelter under a shed. The Grangeville district suffered heavy damage with shattered windows and roof damage during the storm.
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Lewiston
Idaho
Ted Grohe
Snake River Country
Agota
Nad
Onmihama
Pacion
Grahan
Regular Division Made Up Most of Draftmen
War reporting from Washington notes the U.S. Marines in the Second Division on duty in Germany, detailing a June 1931 inquiry into what constitutes a regular division. The unit numbers show 26,467 total with 23,518 enlisted for the emergency period and 964 nearing term expiration, reflecting a mix of new and seasoned Marines.
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Warhington
U. 5 Marines
Germany
Casino Reopens at Ostend After Five Years
Ostend Belgium July 15 after nearly five years of war Ostend resumes ordinary life with the reopening of the famous casino ruins from bombardment have been repaired though some fittings are temporarily imitation German looting left the halls in ruins but a miracle has replaced the damage and the casino apparently shows no war evidence beyond temporary substitutes
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Ostend
Belgium
Bulldimgn
Football Anecdote Gone Wrong in Muddy Scrimmage
A comedic exchange describes Pats firet football moateh scene amid a muddy scrimmage. Deek notes multiple offside calls and a musty kick to Pats head. The referee calls a foul prompting Pats to exclaim about the ruling.
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Pat
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Oregon Market
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