Waterfowl Stamp Aims to Restore Habitat and Populations
Federal hunting stamp sales will fund conservation efforts for migratory waterfowl. J N Darling designed the stamp, which raises between 600000 and 1000000 dollars yearly for sanctuaries and land restoration, with proceeds aiding marshes, wildlife, and the sanctuary system expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N
Ding”) Darling
Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mr. Darling
Post Office Department
Bureau
19 Year Old Killer Executed in Arizona Prison
George J. Shaughnessy, 19, Albany, N Y, was executed at Florence State Prison at 4 59 am in the lethal gas chamber for the holdup killing of Lon Pilenken last year. He faced death with calm resolve and the sentence was carried out as a warning to other youths.
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State Prison
Florence
Ariz
George J. Shaughnessy
Albany
N. Y
Shaughnessy
Connors' family details in Bridgeport case noted
The article lists the Connors five children including a 2 month old Jewels and mentions Mrs. Connor refusing to buy patent medicines from a traveling salesman. The children visit their maternal grandmother Mrs Richard H Murphy in Bridgeport while the father is identified as the late Richard H Murphy, a Bridgeport contractor and police commissioner.
General strike threats loom in San Francisco area
San Francisco faced a growing strike threat as food and fuel shortages worsened. About 100000 workers in San Francisco and transbay cities pledged to walk out in sympathy with 27900 maritime workers if the strategy committee orders action. Taxicab drivers, butchers, laundrymen, and delivery workers began protests, with police preparing for possible citywide disruption.
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Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
San Francisco Strategy Committee
San Francisco
Transbay
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Cer
San Franciscans
William J. Quinn
Building Trades Council
Heat wave bakes Grand Junction with 101 degree high
Grand Junction Colorado awoke to the season's hottest day and night as the heat wave persisted. The weather bureau reported a 101.3 degree high yesterday with temperatures only easing from 86 at 10 PM and 85 at 2 AM, offering no relief soon.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Weather Bureau
German Embassy seeks official stance on Johnson speech
Dr. Rudolf Leitner, Charge D'Affaires at the German Embassy, sought an official explanation at the State Department for General Hugh Johnson's Waterloo, Iowa remarks condemning the German government. Johnson said he spoke as an individual and did not expect rebuke from the State Department.
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Johnson
State Department
Leitner
Hull
Washington
Rudolf Leitner
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Waterloo
Iowa
Germany
Hans Luther
Omaha
Pacific
Post Sees Stratosphere Shock Echo Through Germany
Johnson compared a shocking event in Stratosphere Germany to Villa era turmoil in Mexico and savagelike scenes among semi civilized groups. He warned that NRA power could be misused if Congress grants broad authority and the White House lacks restraint. He dismissed subversive influence stories as unfounded.
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Johnson
NRA
Congress
White House
Partially Cooked Egg Found in Sun by Mrs Sherman
Mrs. Frank Sherman of 601 South Union Avenue reported finding a hen egg laid earlier in the day whose white had partially cooked after lying in the sun for three or four hours. She had checked at noon and found no eggs.
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Frank Sherman
South
Union Avenue
Budget Crunch Sparks Frugal Wedding Car Lesson
Bob guides Mary on trimming expenses for the couple's wedding gift car. He repeats the refrain We gotta save money as they watch every penny in a modest effort to manage their household finances.
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Bob
Mary
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