Sixth Year of Laboratory of Anthropology in Santa Fe
Santa Fe marks the sixth year of its Laboratory of Anthropology, a half million dollar enterprise largely funded by John D. Rockefeller Jr. through a matching fund. Dr. Alfred V. Kidder chairs the board, Jesse J. Nussbaum directs, with 2 new trustees and a 32 member advisory board. The lab has welcomed 33,000 visitors and plans expanded fieldwork and displays. Trustees and advisors span 26 leading scientific institutions, reflecting broad support from local and national bodies. Further funds include $20,000 from the Davison fund and $14,300 from other sources plus over $24,000 from Santa Fe residents.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr
New World
Alfred V. Kidder
Jesse J .Nussbaum
Rockefeller
Davison
Anniversary Sale Marks Western Auto Store Milestone
March marks Anniversary Month at Western Auto Supply Company as local manager Mr. Waters announces a month long event honoring the nineteenth anniversary of the first Western Auto store opened in 1916 by founder George Pepperdine. The firm now has more than 170 stores across eleven states with a policy of honesty and customer satisfaction that has driven seven million purchases in 1934.
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Ten year old Alyce Mee Henry to undergo operation today
Fall River Mass March 4 AP ten year old Alyce Mee Henry awaits surgery to correct an upside down stomach after ten weeks of bedridden illness. The child stays hopeful, aided by gifts from across the United States and Canada and by Dr Philemon E Truesable, chief surgeon, who performed a similar operation.
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Philemon E. Truesable
Highway commissions to be named today
Governor Clyde Tingley said in Albuquerque that he would announce the appointment of a new three man highway commission. He planned to depart by train for El Paso to attend a conference of mediators in the recent power strike.
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el Paso
Clyde Tingley
Highway Commission
DeBaca
Santa Fe
New Mexico
el Pacio
Texas
Louis C. DeBaca
Campbell’s 275 MPH Beach Run Keeps Speed Record Hopes Alive
Daytona Beach, Fla. April 4 AP The English speed king Sir Malcolm Campbell pushed his Bluebird on Daytona’s sands again. He hit 275 miles per hour, just under the world record, as officials warned him about safety while he continues his pursuit amid wind and jostling gear.
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Prince of Speed
Daytona
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S.S.S. tonic touted for fatigue and blood build up
An ad promotes S.S.S. as a tonic to combat easy fatigue by rebuilding red blood cells and boosting digestion and sleep. It claims the product supplies minerals to support hemoglobin and oxygen transport, urging readers to begin treatment and noting two sizes and prices.
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Barracks Briefs On Night Noise And Taps Disturbances
Petition filed over excessive barracks noise after taps. Resident Van Hook reports sleepless nights and being awoken by commotion. Comments mention Honest John Harvey and officer pins, with complaints about corsages and dress behavior amid the unrest.
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John
Harvey
Special offers and notices from Dexter
Fragmentary OCR text mentions R. F. Adams of Dexter and Mek Special offers at this time. No clear event or dates given.
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R. F. Adams
Dexter
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