Nudism Nation in British Columbia Provokes Arrests
Nelson BC May 1770 Nudism and anti government protests trigger mass arrests of Doukhobors including 264 detained for parading nude amid wider charges of bombings incendiary acts and resistance. About 595 men and women, many sentenced to the standard three year term, belong to the Sons of Freedom faction within the 800 Doukhobors in British Columbia and tensions center on the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood which disavowed certain practices and expelled the fringe group.
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Man Dies in Dallas Fire at Rooming House
Dallas May 7 John B. Middlebrook 63 year old butcher died in a Dallas rooming house fire. Four others injured one seriously as flames swept the building. Middlebrook's body was found in the hallway on the second floor after the fire was controlled.
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John B. Middlebrook
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Lightning Victim Found Under Tree Near Gonzales
The body of Richard Tolpelt, 26, was found under a tree near his home seven miles east of Gonzales. A searching party located him yesterday, believed struck by lightning while seeking shelter from a severe electrical storm. His left shoulder showed a minor burn and a hole appeared in his shirt.
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Quick Relief for Tired Feet with Penetra Salve
A home remedy touts Penetra mutton suet salve to soothe tired feet at night. It claims rapid relief from burning swelling and itching, and suggests its use for burns sprains and minor skin irritations. The ad notes a stainless new white container and credits St Joseph's Pure Aspicin as maker.
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To the Editor Lindbergh Tragedy and Justice Calls
DAVID W. PRESSLY comments on the Lindbergh case, noting the world sorrow, plea for justice, and belief that the tragedy may spur action against crime and wrongdoing in America. He suggests the infant’s death could inspire moral urgency and reform.
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Justice of Bonus Championed To the Editor
Letter from RUSBEL O'NEIL, Ex-Seaman TU 5 N, urging support for veterans bonuses. He argues the government should aid abled bodied veterans who sacrificed health and highlights patriotism and duty in urging payment of the bonus.
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Rusbel O'Neil
Wisdom of Pool Charges Spurs Editor Letter
Horace Keltosh Jr writes he will avoid the pool if fees are high and warns broad charges at bathhouses will lead to costly fencing at San Pedro, Brookneridge, and Roosevelt pools. He questions the admin plan, noting advertising harms, and urges a simpler fee structure only at bathhouses.
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Roosevelt Pools
Horace Keltosh JR
One Who Opposes Bonus Speaks Out in Forum Column
J W Bolton of Corpus Christi writes to counter claims in a May 11 forum piece. He argues against the exservice men’s opinions and warns the writer against assuming the entire young generation shares that view.
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Corpus Christi
Bonus Not Bonus Vet Declares To the Editor
Veteran writes to the editor asking why the government has not paid the promised World War I bonus. He notes a $60 bonus paid on discharge, but $44 was deducted from his adjusted service certificate for "wares." He urges the government to honor the balance after a long wait.
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Jong
Methodists Fight Repeal In Atlantic City Conference
Atlantic City May 17 Prohibition again loomed large as the Methodist General Conference debated repeal and pressed a temperance rally to bolster support for no repeal that conflicts with existing constitutional law The session also continued balloting for two new bishops as the program's main events.
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Atlantic City
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Methodist General Conference
Old Bridge to Stand as World’s Largest Wooden Span
Old Bridge at Blenheim is set to remain in place across the Ghoharle river, despite a new three span steel bridge being completed nearby. The wooden single span will be preserved as a historic landmark while the modern structure takes over traffic.
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Blenheim
Mark
Grasshopper Eradication Bill Defeated in House Vote
In Washington on May 17 a Senate bill to appropriate 2 million dollars for grasshopper eradication in western states was defeated in the House by 137 to 88 without debate.
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Washington, D. C
Qil Worker Faces Attack Charges in Henderson
Henderson Texas May 17 authorities planned to file charge of criminal attack against a 48 year old Overton oil field worker accused of attacking a 3 12 year old Overton girl.
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Henderson
Texas
Overton
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