Replica of African Diamond Mine at Century of Progress
A complete working model of a South African diamond mine with a 300-foot tunnel and full operation displays near a million dollars in rough and cut diamonds. The exhibit, sponsored by the Chicago Jewelers Association with the Museum of Science and Industry, recreates mining, sorting, and polishing processes and features famed gems like the 42-carot Hotz diamond.
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Chicago
Chicago Jewelers’ Association
Museum of Science and Industry
General Exhibits
Lake Michigan
Hotz
Maximilian of
Mexico
Ferdi
Nassak Dismond
Physical Cause Behind Childs Bad Behavior
In this 1983 Chicago Tribune column, Gladys Huntington Bevans advises mothers to check physical factors before attributing misbehavior to psychology. Sleep, illness, digestion, heat, and feeds influence a child’s mood and conduct, suggesting cooling measures and rest before discipline.
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Peter
Janey
Veter
The
Chicago Tribune
Record Want Ads Get Results in Print
Local classifieds showcase small ads linking buyers and sellers across services jobs and goods. Readers find help wanted items needed and offers posted by individuals and small businesses in a concise community listing.
Ruidoso News Ties Local Visitors To Town Gatherings
Morris Jones and family stay at their cabin on the Rudoso. Paul Lester and Florence J. Mc Kimmon of El Paso visit Mrs. Morris Jones. Mrs. R. D. Stewart returns home to Canutillo Texas after a brief Ruidoso vacation. Grinders of Roswell visit Jack Full and family and return. Miss Maurine Wedell of Kansas City visits Mr. and Mrs. At Fort Stanton Friday. Mrs. Boyce of Navajo Lodge hosts Texas Tech Varsity Band at Fort Stanton. Band members picnic then attend a show. Mrs. Cunningham arrives in Ruidoso for a stay through the Fourth. Tse-take the Kiowa artist from Lawton Oklahoma displays at Harry's Picture Place Sunday. Mrs. Fisher's father Mr. Biggs travels to El Paso for dry goods. Dr. Valentine and wife and daughter from Amarillo stay a few days. Margaret Skinner, former Denton beauty queen, performs at Andy's Old Mill around the Fourth as Andy remodels his fence hall.
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Morris Jones
Rudoso
la Tejana
Paul Lester
Florence J. McKimmon
el Paso
Grinders
Roswell
Jack Flull
Maurine Wedell
Kansas City
Fort Stanton
Boyce
Texas Tech
Cunningham
Ruidoso
Tse-take
Lawton, Oklahoma
Dr. Valentine
Amarillo
Tesas
Margaret Skinner
C. L A
Denton
Andy
Old Mill
Enrollment goal reached for the CCC mobilization
AP report cites Robert Fechner to the President stating the civilian conservation corps aids morale issues among old men while giving the army practical mobilization experience. Fechner notes Roosevelt's enrollment program has met its stated goal and supports rapid national preparedness.
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Washington
Suly
Apus
Fints
Civilian Conservation Corps
Robert Fechner
Mr. Roosevelt
Japanese Patriot Attacks Soviet Office in Tokyo
Hajime Suriate claiming Kakumeisu presidency stormed the Soviet Commercial Counsellor’s office in central Tokyo armed with a sword, smashing windows and furniture in protest over the Kamchatka killings of three Japanese fishermen. Police heard he acted from indignation and a foreign ministry rep apologized and promised punishment and prevention.
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Tokyo
Hajime Suriate
Kakumeisu
Kamchatka Peninsula
Return from Pine Lodge families visit in Indiana
Mrs H H Rebins and Mrs C B Kasson returned yesterday from Pine Lodge where they spent the last three weeks. Mr Rebins and Miss Jean Newell spent the weekend with them at Rebins Nest.
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Pine Lodge
H. H. Rebins
C. B. Kasson
Mr. Rebins
Jean Newell
Mobilization Claims Boosted Army Mood and Experience
A wartime update notes 375,575 personnel by July 1 and a foreword by Echner praising the mobilization of two million young men for forest duty as lifting morale. A War Department report adds the mobilization gave the army its most valuable experience since World War I.
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Echner
War Department
Carlsbad News Briefs Include Death and Local Events
Obituary notes Hannah 79 dies Thursday morning at home in Staten Texas. Funeral services held at Frederick West Funeral Home with Rev H M Weldon and Methodist choir. Burial in city cemetery. Mr Hannah linked to Roberts Dearborne Harm Company since arrival 30 years ago and long-term stockholder. Also items: Miss Margaret Lillie of Chicago visits. death of daughter Mary Aker, age unknown. Carlsbad Municipal Band concert on Fourth of July eve. Rev Tozer returns for July services. wedding of Miss Rush Post and J W Wheeler by Rev Weldon. several social visits reported. fireworks set to include a monkey piece. large crowd expected for celebration. Hartwell Blanton offers art classes July 10. Verseell to Letter Carriers Convention in September. local post office notes. want ads.
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Hannah
Louis
Ares
Staten
Texas
Frederick West Funeral Home
Methodist Church
Arlie Nichols
Kirkpatrick
Chris Walkers
Julian Smith
Bob Hamb
Ren
Eliott. Hendricks
Roberts-Dearborne Hard- VR Company
Margaret Lillie
Chicago
Hber
Mayme Castle
John Wallace
Akter
Mary
Eth
Aker
Carlsbad
Rush Post
J. W.wheelae Carlsbad
H. M. Weldon
Broom
R C. Montgomery
Wheeler
Roswell
Virginia Dorney
Eamon Sewing Club
Virginia
Patsy Burns
Margaret Minter
Marie Evaris
Mary McBee
Doris
Barbara
Gerry House
Ellen Burnett
Virginia Donley
John L. Matthews
Elizabeth Taylor
Amarillo
Maisie Gibson
el Paso
Harriett West
San Diego
California
Fred West
Mira
J. S. McCall
P. 3
McCall
Allie Mace McCall
Jeterefid Caviness
Deaths Last Night Agency News Brief
John William Henry Crim 54 assistant attorney general U S from Somerville New Jersey died last night. John O Loughlin 68 former state representative and father of Congresswoman Kathryn O Loughlin McCarthy died in Hays Kansas. Emory C Penry 49 vice president Auburg Automobile Company and director Cord Corporation died in Auburn Indiana. Schuyler Grey 58 technical director and motion picture writer died in Stamford Connecticut.
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Associated ’ Press
Somerville
N. J
John Wiliam Henry Crim
Tan
United States
Hays , Kas
John O'Loughlin
Kathryn O'Loughlin McCarthy
Auburn
Ind
Emory C. Penry
Auburg Automobile Company
Cord Corporation
Stamford
Conn
Schuyler Grey
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Littie
Mr. Hotz
Brazil
South Africa
Charlotte
Spain
Maximilian
Albert Bruc
Celiic
Kner
Sylvia Miller
Frances Manhattan
Gladys Huntington Bevans
U. S
James M. Cox
James Couzens
Key Pittman
London
Prof
Raymond Morey
America
Acme
Ruidoso News
R. DD. Stewart
Canutillo, Texas
University of Oklahoma
Lew Wentz
Harry’s Piecture Place
Resist's
Carlsbad News
AG. Tozer
Carlsbay
Tozer
Jimmie
Arkansas
Mrs. Weir
Washington and Lee University
J. F. Joyce
F. Montgomery
Artesia
W. A. Wunsch
County Extension
Avent
Ruth Edwards
Ethel Edwards
Sweetwater
F. R. Zimmerman
John Martin
Temple
E. D._Bryan
Springwell
Colorado
Mobile
D. T Dewell
T. C. Horne
E. C. Stanton
Santa Monica
Cafornia
L. E. Foster
Bosche
New Mexico
Hartwell Blanton
Crawford Hotel
Paul Verseell
Letter Carriers
Sp Tital Fe
Vern Brittan
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