Students At Beckley School Build Their Own Playground
Sylvia pupils transform back of Beckley elementary into a 60 by 40 multi use court with dirt digging by upperclassmen during study halls. Principal Miller notes WPA constraints and highlights the planned playground features, gym needs, and PTA activity.
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Killarney
Cittsville
C. M. Compton
W. Y. Miller
Miss Ethel Martin
Marathon Mother Aims to Win Millar Prize Money
Mrs. Matthew Kenney of Toronto believes she will win Charles Vance Millar's 750000 prize for the most prolific mother. She vows to spend the money, build a mausoleum, and arrange a perpetual mass for Millar, asserting she has borne a dozen children.
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Toronto
Matthew Kenney
Charles Vance Millar
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NIght Shop Window Shine Cited By NSPB Leader
Lewis Carris of the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness says many shops keep light dimmed by one quarter because their windows are not washed regularly. He urges stricter cleaning to restore safe visibility and protect shoppers.
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Lewis Carris
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Coughs and Cols
Advertises Creomulsion as an emulsified Beechwood Creosote formula for coughs chest colds and bronchial trouble. Claims doctors use it in families and guarantees satisfaction with a money back refund offer. Also notes easy dosage palatable for adults and children and emphasizes quick action against germ laden phlegm.
Italy Germany Tasked Rebels
Rome Italy and Germany will recognize the insurgent government of Spain soon after Fascist forces occupy Madrid. The accord followed a first talk between Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano and German Foreign Minister Baron von Neurath. Germany agreed not to return to Geneva until the League is reorganized under Italy’s directorate plan and Article XVI on sanctions is removed.
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Rome
Iitaly
Germany
Spain
Madrid
Count Galeae Galeazzo Ciano
Baron Konstantin von Neurath
Berlin
Geneva
League of Nations
Ickes and Landon Trade Charges in Radio Debate
In a heated clash of campaign rhetoric Secretary Ickes accused Governor Landon of being a state socialist in the 1934 and 1935 period while Landon retorted that the New Deal damages the country like a losing team. He said Ickes now brands him a socialist but they are both examples of Roosevelt administration confusion.
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Washington
Ickes
Landon
Kansas
Interior
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh Coal Field Likely to Last 80 to 100 Years
Pennsylvania state geologist George H. Ashley told the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers that the great Pittsburgh coal bed covering about 6,000 square miles in southwest Pennsylvania and extending into Ohio and West Virginia may be depleted within 80 to 100 years. He said stabilization efforts could move the industry from red ink to black and maintain prices, with an estimated 16,000,000,000 tons remaining and possibly above two dollars per ton. U S Bureau of Mines chief engineer George S. Rice projected the nation’s coal reserve lasting about 300 years.
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Pittsburgh
George H. Ashley
Pennsylvania
Ashley
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Ohio
West Virginia
George S. Rice
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Dam plans keep Blennerhassett Island historic site safe
Rivermen report U S war department engineers plan a dam near Blennerhassett Island on the Ohio River would raise the river stage 16 to 20 feet but the island and the Blennerhassett mansion area would remain largely intact. Local officials caution flood protection limits.
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Parkersburg
Ohio River
Blennerhassett Island
Aaron Burr
United States
U. S. War Department
Blennerhassett
William
Doctors Work To Help Crying Baby Eugene Grego
Eugene Grego a 13 month old in Pittsburgh showed signs of readiness to cry but cannot due to laryngeal obstruction from papilloma. He sometimes raises his voice briefly with treatment, yet returns to silence. Doctors aim to restore natural breathing rather than speech. Also Clemson College records new high enrollment of 1,554 students on opening day.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Eugene Grego
Eugene
Clemson College
Dams Planned for Power Near Huntington Island Nodes
Huntington district engineering staff described abstractions to be built near the south end of the island at Ben's Run in Tyler county and Letars in Mason county, each costing about 7 million dollars. Hall linked electrical power to navigation and flood control, arguing power dams are essential as electricity replaces coal and oil. He urged government to build dams for power wherever feasible from an engineering view to avoid waste and poor planning.
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