Woman's Growing Role in Soviet Five Year Plan
Soviet reports describe women taking wider roles in industry and agriculture as the five year plan accelerates. Government programs ease domestic drudgery with day nurseries, communal dining, and paid leave while women join factories, fields, and construction, supported by state childcare and evolving political participation.
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Stanley P. Richardson
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Republic
SY SK
S. P. Richardson
Associated
Treas Bmloscow
Soriet Kusels
Latwr
Museo
Dutea
Tian Men
Betti
Kiety
Eoiler
Girls and Fiances Will Explore Sea Lambs
England. Seven participants travel to the Sargasso Sea aboard an unnamed steamer. The group includes James Acrard of Matford, Leonard Tiake of Lords, Mildred Grechiffe of Thedford, and Gerarmie Tarcock of Treds. They aim to study marine life and romance, hoping for treasure and adventure.
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LAMBS
England
Kostiehgitla
James Acrard Af
Matford
Leonard Tiake
Lords
Mildred Grechiffe
Thedford
Gerarmie Tarcock
Treds
Pallenn
Tragic Death At Local College Leaves Several Names Misread
A man identified as TL Allen Teste aged 26 from CAWIANO reportedly left school then killed himself after a failed graduation. He allegedly attended IMineia college on North Clark Street and later moved to Wane at UAT North Geordiorn Street before shooting himself.
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Self Cawiano
Allen Teste
Wil Romoninte
Robert Ware Risen
Imineia College of Chiropely
Cootmingerg
North Clark Strart
Jiawe Himaelé
Haprigan
Lin
Hin Wane
Uat North Geordiorn Street
Plant Green Se Hormone Discovery Reported
Dr Burnham Searle Walker of Ohio State University reports experiments on mice showing a green plant hormone from plant parts that accelerates growth and affects health. The hormone appears in deeply green portions and may influence central health and growth balance.
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Orton
Walker
Eight Cities Seek Legion Meeting Across 1930s Conventions
A national executive committe of the American Legion discussed host cities Cortland Oregon Chicago and Miami for upcoming national conventions. Cortland Oregon is pegged for 1932 Chicago for 1933 and Miami for 1934 with this year’s meeting slated for Detroit Michigan from September 21 to 24.
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Iran
Uis
Cortland
Oregon
Chicago
Miami
Florida
Metroit
Michigan
Inchusiee
Suffragists Debate Peace and Disarmament in Bran
In Bern a lecture at the Academy for Waren urged suffragists to pursue world disarmament. Speakers including Fran G Chelstinne Bakker van Mosse and Katharina wn Kardetf Cheimh discussed women’s duties and cross border peace efforts amid wartime strain and rising wheat prices.
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Bern
Tilly
Fran G Chelstinne Bakker van Mosse
Premient
World Union of Leagues of National Societes
Academy For Waren
Gwomen
Jenderw
Bran Katharina Wn Kardetf Cheimh
Merlyn Menbor
Reiehatng
Wily
Reorkstag Plea
Sleafried Yn Kortett
Local sororities schedule meetings and events
The text lists Phi Zeta Chi and Phi sororities meeting weekly at various venues including the Gunter and Anthony hotels. It notes a Thirteen Things entertainment at a member home, upcoming meetings for the Women’s Relief and missionary program at South Bale Christian Church, plus a Phi Chi fraternity activity in San Bernardino on September 26.
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Phi Che
San Branedsea
Statues to Honor Police of Turkey Amid Proposals
The article notes plans to erect statues honoring police in Angora and other Turkish towns, with Istanbul set to receive $10.00. Foreign observers label the Kemalist regime, praising civil peace while noting limited international recognition.
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Turkey
Mapone
Mustailin
Picture Brides in Demand in Japan
Picture brides in demand in Japan are being recruited by the Japanese Womens Overseas Association in Manila. The association seeks 6600 brides for marriages between Japanese and foreign nationals, listing healthy women as candidates and aiming to place 18 or more, with a goal to find 30 brides for the Ar Renting organization.
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Miminung
Philippine
Belgium allocates vast road fund for quality and quantity
Brussels plans large-scale road investment claiming unmatched per capita mileage and area output. government outlines a program to improve transport and urban development, aiming for rapid progress amid bold expenditure and planning details.
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Belgium
Brussels
Hily
Tieleium
Nfron
Girls Weigh In At Gent Per Le
A July meet at Walker Memorial features a Mass Institute event where sixteen students pass a weights contest for prizes. Mary McDowall of Newton wins with a prize stalk of human hair and a weight range from 103 to 105 pounds.
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Gent Per LE
Vanbridge
Mars
INS
Massacusetts Institute of ‘Techoolonr
Walker
Migs
Mary McDowall
Nowton
Humaine
Hee
Ninne
Reshinten
Dreshaen Dersart
Taro
Arene
Science Rejects Old-Timers Cure for Snake Bites
MONGANTOWN West Virginia July 7 Those who wondered if whiskey might aid snake bites find the answer in science Whiskey is no good whatever Experts in venom say so Alpert Moore of the University of West Virginia reports to the American Association for the Advancement of Science The use of alcohol is generally conceded to be useless or harmful in snake bites and should not be given in excess.
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Mongantown
W. Va
Alreaya Tring
Alpert Moore
University of West Virginia
American Association” For
Girl Lands Bandit on Third Holdup
TAS ANGELES July 7 Police arrested Neil Hayes, 33, after a local employee described the suspect who allegedly seized a car and tried to abduct a 18 year old named Morelly Gawman during a series of three holdups.
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Girl
Tas Angeles
bin Hind
Morelly Gawman
Neil Hayes
Mits Gonwman
Unemployed Work in State Parks and Forests
Unemployed workers are assigned state park and forest jobs through a council project. They earn 40 cents per hour with board and 30 cents when retired, receive a $150 advance, and contribute to fire line duties. The effort targets preventing forest fires amid vast pine and spruce stands.
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Tarteord
Coun
Totowoa
Wnoh
Harvard appoints 17 faculty members for freshman year
Harvard announces 12 faculty members named as Associates of the Freshmen with eight instructors to assist freshman year plans. Dean Deline Faighton of Varvara funds the program and the Associates will oversee freshmen instruction, conferences, and administrative duties. Graduate staff to be appointed follows, with board and advisers guiding the effort.
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Camtringe
Mas
ISS
Kagia
Imias
Deline Faighton
Varvara
Emiannette
Teslervain
College Yard
Utah to Mark Historic Trails for Posterity and Tourism
Utah ushers a program by the Pioneer Trails and Landmarks Association to chat and mark historic pioneer routes across the state. The effort aims to benefit future generations and attract growing tourist interest in scenic wonders.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Ity
Pioneer Traits and Landmarke Association
Utah Organization
Trio Claims OIG Fortune in Florida Suit
Two sisters and a brother from Florida allege a fortune of 300000 tied to the OIG. Names include Mer Bustand Crawley, Mrs. Tings, Darnall, and Thomas Wood. The families, from poor districts, seek discovery via lawyers led by De. Keane, who is noted as the principal claimant in this widening case.
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Shopvield
Bughand
Tie
Tol Kenn
Florida
Mer
Bustand Crawley
Applestreet
Mrs. Tings
Sid Yond
Darnall
Thomas Wood
Westhourne Stage
Aire
Crawley
Cepork
Keane
Kean
Crawley Chains
Bra
United States
Safest City Contest In Pennsylvania Albany style
Pennsylvania’s Department of Labor and Industry seeks the state’s safest city. Officials will compare accident data from all municipalities at a statewide safety conference to determine the ranking and improve resident protection.
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Pennsylvania
Tharwisburg
Department of Labor and Industry
Eandnet
Commonwealth
Graves Unearthed in Germany Reveal 1200 Year Old Burials
In Sommern near Kefurt Erfurt Germany excavations uncovered three burial sites with skeletons, shells and ornaments. Experts from the state prehistoric institute assign the graves to Merovingians, Franks and Saxons, dating about 1200 years back. Budget items note improvement schemes in Britain and costs around 125,000 to 1,260,000.
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Erfurt
Germany
Tipt—Ins
Sommern
Kefurt
Shjelda
Schulte
Grim
State Prehistoric Institute
Katttra
Ebant
Great Britain
Hilo
Texas Heat Sparks Weekend Bonanza Across Coastal Plain
Texans faced high temperatures as crowds gathered along the coast from Corpus Christi to San Antonio for outdoor recreation. Rivers and pools filled from dawn to night as families sought shade and relief, while roads and markets saw traffic and occasional incidents. Recreation officials reported heavy attendance at pools and parks, with outdoor activity dominating the weekend amid hot conditions.
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Wiennez
Toly
Ris
Corpus Christi
Point
Isabel
Calsestan
Rome
Texas
Osborx
Hilla
Seithin
Whorfville
Boerne
Hance Feldricksburg
Sansiby Paetica
Pishing Avnazentis
Kan Antonians
Alama ‘National Bank
Japanese Ruler Will See Movie of Siamese King
The article notes the Siamese King preparing to view a film project as tensions and travels unfold. Emperor Sirohum, through an interpreter, discussed film plans during visits to the imperial palace, with promises of sending film packs for his war journey.
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Toru
Tapa
Rome
Cha
United States
Sina
América
Favorit
Peajadhipok
Sirohum
Imperial Palace
Vaer
Fruit Tablets to Aid Table Supply
July 6 report on Karl Weasel Torn engineer claiming fruit tablets will replace fresh fruit as dessert. Tressel developed a process to convert fruit into a stable powder without heat or chemical action, preserving nutrients. Exports and waste considerations noted with a simple, quick method.
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Karl Weasel Torn
Tressel
Fourteen Goshens Prove Too Few
In Torrington Connecticut a lone letter from Norway triggered a search among fourteen Goshen postmasters to locate its destination. The misrouted missive circled local routes for 82 days before returning postmarked by other Goshen offices and now heads back toward Norway.
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Torrington, Conn
Eveer
Torrington
Inen
Norway
Goshen
Nore Ways
Rail Head Walks Mile to Meeting in July
B. Staves, president of Ateht Sy Yopeka and Santa Fe railway, attends annual meetings. He always rides his private car to the Santa Fe hall, nearly a mile distant. At the recent council meeting, officials chose to ride, but Storay braved rain and cold to arrive on foot.
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Aggre Na
Kan
B. Staves
Ateht+ Sy
Yopeka
Santa Fe Railrad
Hin Ellow
Wisconsin Solons Summer at Home
Wisconsin’s two senators spend the summer at home. Jobo J. Blaing remains on his farm in Boscobel while Robert 4m attends to local duties in the state capital region.
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Solons
Madison
Wis
Julpsic
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Horn
Jobo J. Blaing Lawthin
Boscobel
Teon Robert 4m
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