Rural Woman 3 Progress Praised at Convention
Miss Kete Adele Hil of Texas A and M extension spoke to Fifth district Texas State Federation of Women's Clubs at the Plaza hotel praising the modern rural woman. She cited home demonstration work reaching 200000 farm families and 35000 rural women active through clubs, teaching organization, committee service, and farm household economizing.
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Kete Adele Hil
Texas A and M College Extension Service
Texas State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Plaza Hotel
Miss Hill
Sam Woolford
A. W. Waltiser
W. J. Pyne
Dallas Police Help Captain To Find His Lost Troops
Dallas police aided Capt. A L Campbell whose detachment of motorized cavalry en route from Fort Sill to Fort Bragg was misplaced in the city. Police broadcast to squad cars and two men in five trucks were located near Lovefield Armory and escorted to the armory for the night.
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Dallas Police
Dallas
Fort Sil
Oklah
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
A L. Campbell
Armory B
Lovefield
Campbell
Captain Hopkins to Settle Prize Dispute
Detective Captain Aubrey Hopkins investigated a dispute among a Mexican, a Filipino, and several Chinese over a $2900 grand prize. The Mexican allegedly beat a Chinese to press his claim while operators argued the winning ticket was forged. Hopkins faced language barriers due to not understanding Chinese.
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Hopkins
Aubrey Hopkins
Nazis Move to Bar Jewish Bible amid Culture Tax Debate
In Berlin the Nazi regime seeks to abolish the Old Testament as part of a push toward a German Christian fusion. Alfred Rosenberg endorses a new German mythology for two million war martyrs as Hitler presses the press to join in solving Germany’s problems.
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Berlin
Alfred Rosenberg
Iam
Rosenberg
Cbencellor
Hitler
Germany Plans New Law Code
Berlin Apel 7. One more step in remolding German life is contemplated by the National Socialists in a proposal to reform jurisprudence relegating Roman law to the background. Hang Freck, Bavarian minister of justice, and Chancellor Hitler s chief legal adviser, has submitted a plan to reorganize the administration of justice in the true Germanic spirit. Basic Roman law features may be retained but Roman law study will be optional for final bar admission. courses on social lore will be compulsory.
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Germany
Berlin
Ufe
National Socialista
Hang Freck
Minster of Justice
Hitler
Legel
National Department of Justice
First improvement in Stairs in Bool years
A brief note in The American Weekly describes a new stair design touted as easier to climb. The article mentions illustrations and promotes a money loan ad section in the San Antonio Light classifieds for readers seeking quick funds.
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Dan Antonio
Akron Airship Disaster Testimony Continues
Witnesses describe a massive airship losing control after a strong gust while Wiley questions, Erwin recounts being blinded by lightning and fighting to steer at 1600 feet, a girders tear away, gas tank breaks loose, and crew members jump into the sea. The Macon sister ship plan proceeds despite the weather.
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Wiley
Andrew
Masachusetts
Whey
Delaney
Erwin
Jeter
Deal
Copeland
Troll
Infantry to Persist in Next Conflicts With New Rifle
London April 1 reports that infantry will retain a role as the British war office tests a new rifle with a sliding foresight aperture and a shorter lighter bayonet. Officials say the weapon is closer to scientific precision, though adoption awaits further experiments.
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London
Offier
War Office
Tobacco Workers Warned Of Mosaic Disease
Washington April 1. The Department of Agriculture warns tobacco farmers mosaic disease can be carried into fields by chewing or handling last year’s tobacco. Infection shows mottled leaves and early infection causes the greatest losses. Farmers urged careful handling to avoid spreading the disease to young plants.
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Washington, D. C
Ames
Planta
Department of Agriculture
First Brewery Fatality in New Jersey Reported
Newark April 2 The first brewery fatality in New Jersey occurred today at the Kreuger brewery. Charles Heller 42, employed in the Washington room, was killed when a hammer dropped and a barrel struck him on the head as he tried to recover a tool after it slipped from his hand.
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Newark
New Jersey
Charles Heller
Kreuger
Washington
Old Overland Trail Ferry Site To Become Memorial
The Wyoming Historical Landmarks Commission has acquired the ferry landing site and the nearby graveyard on the North Platte River, 12 miles from Saratoga, to erect a suitable marker and fence for a permanent pioneer memorial.
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OLD Landmark
Saratoga
Wyo
North Platte River
Wyoming Historical, Landmerks Commission
Jobless Dig Mine to Make Money
In Saginaw in mid April thirty five unemployed miners, tired of dole and idle time, mortgaged their homes and invested thirty five thousand dollars in a cooperative mine. They bought land, a lease, and second hand machinery from Pennsylvania, built facilities, and four months worked without wages. They now plan to mine coal for neighboring communities.
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Saginaw
Pennsylvania
Management Cuts Cost of Pheasants at Wil Gemeton Project
Williamston Michigan April 1. Management practices at the Williamson wildlife management project have caused a 480 percent rise in pheasants at a cost of 47 cents per bird versus 4.60 estimated for birds reared by state game farms. Increases on two 1960 acre tracts were 480 and 443 percent, while unimproved tracts showed a 100 percent rise for comparison.
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Williamston
Mid
Wil- Gemeton Wildlife Management Project
Navy Beer Permits Held Up in Capital
Navy orders withholding beer sale permits at stations in the District of Columbia citing a legal allowance. Secretary Swanson directed naval commanders to withhold applications for sale where allowed by law, delaying beverage sales at Navy facilities.
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Navy
Washington
Swanson
District of Columbia
Jobless Musicians See Boon in Beer Gardens
In St Louis officials of the musicians union believe beer gardens will bring employment to about 100 or more workers. Of 1150 union musicians, roughly 250 have been employed recently as the city contends beer venues could spur jobs and revitalize the local music scene.
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BT. Louis
Louis
Musicians' Union
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