Policy for parks urged by city planning professor
Professor Leonard Smith of Wisconsin told Commonwealth Club members San Francisco should have six acres of park land for every 20 000 residents. He cited Chicago and Madison as models and urged a Bay Area map and long range planning to secure future park space, noting California lacks formal urban planning education.
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Elected 16 Times Judge Henderson's Record Noted
A Missouri justice of the peace, Judge Thomes J. Henderson of Poplar Bluff, marks his thirty first year in office and is credited with docketing and trying over 20 000 cases after sixteen consecutive elections.
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Municipal land use survey urged for growth and safety
A regional land use survey covering all current uses and lease commitments could support harbor improvements and parking by presenting a clear deed image, reducing fire risk and stabilizing real estate values. The piece argues cities should grow horizontally, not vertically, and that tomorrow’s needs require impartial planning experts.
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Shipping orders lift South Wales shipbuilding mood
South Wales ship owners have placed large orders for new ships in the past weeks, signaling brighter prospects for the industry. Vessels built on speculation on the northeast coast are finding buyers and being rushed into service as owners expect freight conditions to stay improved. None of the new ships will be ready until next fall.
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Ohio corn grower sets new state yield record
Coleniel (Coleniels) of Hardin County, Ohio, raises 1686.66 bushels of air-dry shelled Clerage corn on 10 acres. Last year 1600 bushels. The figure tops state records, with the Woodburn variety yielding best, despite poorer growing conditions.
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Ohio State University
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Stray Dogs Ban Fails at City Council Meeting
City council defeated proposed ordinances aimed at placing stray dogs under the Animal Protective Association and selling strays for restitution. An amendment calling for sale of strays drew opposition and blocked passage.
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Ciee Pouml
Animal Protective Assoc Og
City meeting backs anti cruelty effort in Kansas City
A city meeting of interests opposed to cruelty to animals plans a permanent anti vivisection society in Kansas City. Members of the Animal Protective Association claim dogs are used for experiments without legal sanction.
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Animal Protective Association
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