Conservation officials plan drive to curb vermin in Cabwaylingo
State forest officials led by Conservation Director H. W. Shawhan will launch a campaign against predatory animals in Cabwaylingo state forest. The effort includes heavy winter cover for game, 24 food patches of specific crops, and 50 additional grass plots to expand quail and grouse ranges by up to 100 percent. A staff survey found house cats the primary predator, with 100 skunks, 32 foxes, oppossums, and mink recorded.
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Register
Wayne
Cabwaylingo State Forest
Wayne County
H. W. Shawhan
Shawhan
Cabwaylingo Forest
W. C. Anderson
Poultry Production Likely Down Due to Drought
The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture forecasts poultry output may not rise because of drought. Higher feed costs push more pullets and hens to market while egg and poultry prices remain strong into late summer and beyond.
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Associated, Press
College of Agriculture
University of Kentucky
Lake Mead Cools Desert Near Boulder Dam
Lake Mead, the man made reservoir behind Boulder Dam, is having a definite cooling effect on the surrounding Nevada desert according to Goss, an airline operations official.
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Los Angeles
Lake Mead
Boulder Dam
Nevada
Goss
Screen Life In Hollywood Heroes Skip Athletics for Comfort
Edward Arnold, the least athletic screen luminary, avoids sports in favor of simple pleasures and has learned to balance weight and duty. He recalls weight loss for Come and Get It, stunt work with Andrea Leeds, and playful bike riding under a hot sun while joking about his limited athletic skill.
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Ollywood
Husky
Edward Arnold
Bobby Joneses
Jim Braddocks
Donald Budges
Lake Norconian
Andrea Leeds
New Goldwyn
Arnold
Tye
Women Poised to Lead in Politics in 1930s Parties
AAP report notes both parties form women’s divisions and field prominent female leaders. Dolly Gann, Cantacuzene Grant, Bertha Bauer, Margaret Banning, Ruth Owen, Nellie Ross, Harriett Elliott, Molly Dewson, Edith Rogers, and Blair Banister are listed as key speakers and organizers.
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Sigrid Arne
Washington
John Hamilton
Jim” Farley
BE. E
Dolly" Gann
Curtis
Julia Cantacuzene- Grant
Grant
Bertha Bauer
Chicago
Margaret Culkin Banning
Minnesota N
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Representative Rogers
Congress
Molly” Dewson
Alfred E. Smith
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ross
Wyoming
Democratic National Committee
West
Roosevelt
Banister
Carter Glass
Virginia
Information Service
Elytc
Mis
Harvard finds virus in air and purifies it with UV light
Harvard researchers report they discovered influenza virus floating in air and demonstrated its destruction by ultraviolet light. They show airborne nuclei can carry infection and that UV treatment can kill germs before they reach hosts.
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Howard Y. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Boston
Harvard
Pasteur
Harvard School of Public Health
W. F. Wells
Ff. W. Brown
Roctcfeller Foundation
Aso
U.S. Public Health Service
Prisoners Clean Jail, Dine After Three Weeks’ Scrubbing
In Charleston Kanawha County prisoners, who spent three weeks cleaning the jail with scrub brushes and soap, were promised by Sheriff R C Andrews a meal of the finest kind. He then ordered the special treat for the inmates.
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Charleston
Kanawha County
R. C. Andrews
Riffle Survives Mason County Plaster Disaster
George Riffle secretary of Mason county court returned to his office to find its desk buried under plaster from a leaking pipe. The plaster had fallen during the absence, leaving the room covered and the incident under investigation in Point Pleasant West Virginia.
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Point Pleasant
W. Va
George Riffle
Mason County Court
Abilene Extends No Noise Drive to Railroads
Abilene Texas moves to quiet trains by asking Texas and Pacific Railroad Co. to minimize whistle blowing to avoid disturbing worship and workers in offices. The city commission mailed a resolution to the railroad president urging reduced noise from trains.
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Abilene
Tex
City Commission
The
Texas and Pacific Railroad Co
Hungary Records Surging Personal Crisis Reports in 1934
New figures from Budapest show 2,883 personal crisis reports in Hungary in 1934, above the 1925–1930 average of 2,556. The report highlights rising social distress amid economic strain.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Beckley Church Listings From The Beckley Churches Today
The Beclley section lists services for many churches including First Christian Union Methodist Episcopal First Baptist and more. It notes pastors Sermon topics and Sunday School times with scheduled union services and evening programs throughout Beckley.
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First Christian Church
Ritchie Ware
Union
Heber Street
F. B. Gear
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
First Methodist Church
Ross Culpepper
Howard McKinney
Jesus
Ross Culpep
First Baptist Church
James_M._Hayes
E. Bibb
S. 5
E. Gibson Davis
SY Stephen's
Protestant Episcopal Church
C. W. Sydnar, Jr
A. Om
Howard Kester
Della Cooperative Farm
Mississippi
Kester
Methodist Tembte
Felix Gear
Tals
Young Fapple
Beckley Presbyterian Church
J. L. Lineweaver
Gear
William Taylor
Williams
Revekah Bidte
WD. White
Raleich
J.B. F. Yoak, Jr
Becktey
GOD
Apostolic
Beckley
M. Gravely
J. RB
Smeet
Florance Brown
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Seckles
Philip Fo King
J. S. Butts
Cross
United Holiness Church
Geo. W. Hairston
Lewis Howard
NEW Hope Baptist Gchurch
East Beckley
J. A. Adama
Rev. Crump
Deacon Board
NEW Covenant Holy Church
A. W. Russell
Mable Spencer
Turner Memorial
At. E
Winding Gulf Reb. E
Crawford
Ben Terry
Ushers. Ghurch
Faith Chapel
Raleigh
Geo. L. Bennett
Tuteiny
Pase Sonage
Hill Grove Baptist Church
Dunloop
L. H. Moore
John Bradley
Mullens
J. C. Brown
Douglas Wilson
New Era Baptist Church
Stanford
E. M. Hannar
ST. John's Baptist Church
Wingrove
D. A. Adama
Cbl
Franklin
New Book Notes Survey covers Dos Passos and varied titles
A long review column surveys titles like Drums Along the Mohawk and The Big Money by Dos Passos. It praises the Dos Passos panorama of postwar life, critiques character arcs, and notes fatigue and futility in reader minds amid broad literary aims. The piece also lists additional works and author observations from the era.
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Walter D. Edmonds
Upstate
New York
Islands
Carn N. Taylor
University of the Philippines
Bahao Sea
Anne Bosworth Greene
Italy
Marjorie Hillis
Miss Hillis
John Dos Passos
Charley Anderson
Margo Dowling
Hollywood
Mr. Dos Passos
Brooklyn
John O'Hara
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