Courage the dog saves puppy in garden allegory tale
In a dog hospital, Myra V Stolzenvoss’s Doberman pinscher Courage plays a heroic role in a vivid allegory featuring Innocence and Courage chasing a red rose. A rattlesnake attack ends tragically for Innocence as Courage defends the child. Myra has shown Courage in many dog shows but she has not yet won prizes.
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Dayton
Ollo
Myra ‘V. Stolzenvoss
Lan Aman
Myra *V
Gene ‘Boldman
Innocence
Gene
Evi
Myra
Rayon Mill Opens to Fill Big Order
FALL RIVER MASS July 22 The United Rayon Mills resumed operations today after a four week idle period with 200 workers, up 100 from prior. Management reported several large orders received and expected, aiming for capacity with 450 hands by mid next week. Over 77 circulation call Crockett 2400 before p m Saturday.
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Fall Rive
Mass
United Rayon Mille
Sig
Teachers To Have Pay Cut In Los Angeles District
A 15 percent salary cut for Los Angeles Heights district teachers will take effect in September to trim about 10 thousand dollars from the annual school budget. No tax rate change is expected. the board president Dr. G B Hays said the rate remains the same. The cut applies to all salaries above 100 dollars a month.
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Los Angeles ‘Heights
G. 8. Hays
Adventists condemn mixed bathing and games in resolution
The Young People's Missionary Volunteer society of Seventh Day Adventists, now encamped at Peacock Military academy, adopted a Friday resolution condemning dancing mixed bathing and boisterous parties. It also denounced theater and pictures showing baser human relations and warned against cards, dice billiards checkers and chess as distractions from spiritual life.
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Young People’s Missionary Volunteer Society of
Seventh Day Adventists
Peacock Miliary Academy
District faces teacher cuts and budget note in May
A district plans to cut staff on a fine month basis affecting 46 teachers. On May 14 Dr Haya announced the district remains comparatively sound financially with an $80,000 budget and form 1031.
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Dr. Haya
Dimmitts Ship 115 Carloads of Wheat
Dimmitt Texas reports 115 carloads of wheat shipped to date with a year crop estimate between 15 and 20 percent of 141, totaling around two million bushels handled by the town’s six elevators.
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Dimmit
Texas
Clem Calhoun Restores Law and Order in Borger Texas
In West Texas amid rampant banditry and bank robbery Governor Ferguson dispatched Clem Calhoun who drove crime from his district. After gang rule felled Borger and assassinated a district attorney Governor Moody summoned Calhoun to Texas service and he restored order there.
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West
Texas
Ferguson
Borger
Moody
Clem Calhoun
Record shows Hartman office posts high federal convictions
An annual report for the U S District Attorney John D Hartman shows 2140 convictions in 2228 terminated criminal cases for the year ending June 30 1939 It notes 222 new criminal cases started and 180 civil war risk insurance suits initiated resulting in 5 favorable judgments saving 2248 580 and 17 judgments against the United States War risk losses.
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O ' Hartman
United States
Federal District Court
Rainey Criticizes Hoover On Relief Measures
Majority Leader Rainey of Illinois charged that while President Hoover aid went to big banks railroads and insurance, the administration offered no comprehensive relief for the masses. He warned the $2 122 6 million unemployment bill will not reverse hard times and urged a vast federal public works program starting at least $1 900 million to $5 000 million if needed.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Doles
Rainey
Illinois
Heat Wave Grips Key Regions Across Nation
The Appalachian watersheds faced extreme heat as temperatures hit 100 in Charlotte and Raleigh and stayed in the 90s elsewhere. Deaths from the heat rose to 36 with 27 drownings or drownings reported and 10 to 14 missing at Pontiac Lake after a squall. Showers cooled Chicago and Lincoln but the upper Midwest still faced precarious heat.
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Appalachian
Great Lakes
Southwest
Charlotte
Raleigh
N.C
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Cunberland
West Virginia
Pontiac Lake
Mich
Mississippi Valley
Midwest
Missouri Valley
St. Louis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Des Moines
Chicago
Lincoln
Neby
St.Paul
215000 Veterans Eligible for Half Bonus Money
Washington July 22 Approximately 215 000 World War I veterans will be able to borrow half the value of their bonus certificates from Veterans Administration offices after Monday July 26 under a new act signed by President Hoover The measure extends the borrowing privilege to veterans previously excluded and Frank T Hines administrator of veterans affairs said loans would be available from regional offices next week
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Washington, D. C
Veterans ‘Administration
Hoover
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Credit for Small Merchants Urged as Relief Measure
Cleveland July 22 The Banking and Industrial Committee of the Fourth Federal Reserve district urges loosening credit to small merchants and manufacturers unable to secure loans from district banks. The circular signals immediate aid to stimulate business recovery. The committee comprises 16 industrial and banking leaders in the district.
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Cleveland
Federal Reserve District
Reserve
Uhr Faces Defeat or Treachery Vote in Mass Meeting
Independent candidate for re election 24 county commissioner Robert F Uhr Waylon district 3 spoke to the largest crowd at a mass meeting at Lamar and Pine streets. Supporters praised his record building roads and managing a deficit while promising to stay true to the party.
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Robert F. Uhr
Frecinct No
Lamar
Pine Streets
Tye
Citizen's League
People's
D. J. Moran
Paul Villarreal
Andrew H. Young
Uhr
Ernest W. Blits
Bouttiern Pacific Employe
Lone Eagle
HH. Hont
Stella Vodrie
Third Precinct
L. Einsley
Allroad
Relief Bills Signed By Hoover Pushes Aid Nationwide
President Hoover signed the new relief bill, expanding money for unemployment loans, public works, and farm credit. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation gains 1.5 billion in funds, with 30 million for state unemployment relief, 1.5 billion for public construction, 16 million for agriculture credits, and 186 million for mines and waterways.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Capitol
Congress
Joana
Treasury
Publicity Issue Still in Air
Washington July 22 The Public Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans topic remains unsettled as South Trimble clerk of the house reserves decision until the first loans report is received Under the relief act loans must be reported monthly to the clerk and the secretary of the senate Debate grows over whether those reports should remain confidential Trimble pledged to announce his position after reviewing the first report noting ongoing arguments from various parties.
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Washington, D. C
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
South Trimble
House
Hoover
Corporat
Senate
Trimble
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Rayon
Crockett
Toonerville
Folks
Voni Aari
Dimmitt
Attorney General's Department
Robert F. Uhr Weeting Hel
Mary Lou
Crockett 2400
Ciem Calhoun
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