Roosevelt urges national policy on small streams and soil
President Roosevelt called for Congress to define principles for federal state cooperation tackling soil and flood problems from headwater streams. He referenced the National Resources Committee study Little Waters and urged a federal plan addressing erosion soil fertility and land use across farms pastures and woods not just major rivers. Baxter's now Miss Mery 7 O'Donnell joins Baxter Furniture in its drapery department.
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Roosewlt
Oday
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National Resources Committee
Roosevelt
National Resources Board
Mississippi Valley Committee
Soil Erosion Service
Agercies
Belug
Baxter
Miss Mery
O'Donnell
Hennessy Company
Baxter Furniture Company
Senate
Camerailine
Hope
Kansas
Thomas
Demcrat
Oklahoma
Rammatee
Lie Senate
Nope
Tariff Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
You Can Wear FALSE TEETH Without Embarrassment
An old time ad promotes a fine powder denture adhesive called PAE TEETH. It claims secure fit with no gum gooey feel, pleasant breath, and comfort. Available at Colbert Drum Owsley Drugs Pax, Rockefeller Drug, and other drug stores.
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Colbert
Wreck on Highway Tragedy Leaves Dozens Injured
A bridge collision and vehicle fire on a Shamokin division highway left multiple fatalities and 30 injured. Emergency crews rushed to Mary Packer hospital as ambulances arrived and responders fought to control the blaze amid a chaotic scene.
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Oliver J. Gayne
Rcal
Mary Packer
Red flannel shift drives lumberjack fashion in Missoula
Missoula shoppers note a shift away from red flannel in workwear. Store managers say oxford gray and oxford black dominate lumberjack attire, with many buyers aged 20 or more steering toward darker undergarments. The rationale is simple. They don’t show dirt.
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Missoula
Oxford Grays
Oxford
A Grave Mistake for a Mother to Make
Counseling mothers to consult a family doctor before giving a remedy to a child, warning against unsafe or unendorsed treatments. Promotes Philips Milk of Magnesia as a physician endorsed option for children, noting safe pediatric use for over 60 years and urging buyers to request it by name.
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Aashant
Cotes Nays
Munitions Probe Fund Advances in Congress
Congress debated funding for the munitions probe with $2.254 million to cover urgent costs and outstanding work, including preparing and printing the committee report. Debates touched on agency budgets, inflation fears, and potential new taxes to finance wartime costs.
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Roosevelt
Conpresa
White House
Eliee
Morgenthau and
Wallace
Cummings
Daniel W. Dell
Veling Linger
Simarged Voring
AAA
Souyass
Will Consinue
Morgenthau
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House Appropriations Committee
Chairan Tay- Tor
Jeff
Tie
Senate
Supreme Court
Bankhead
Sid
Hemphill Diesel Schools Distinguish Locations in Notice
A notice from Hemphill Diesel Engineering Schools denies affiliation with similarly named institutions and lists official sites at Seattle Washington and several other cities. Ralph Hemphill, president, invites inquiries to 93 Westlake North Seattle.
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Hemphill Diesel Engineering
Westlake North
Seattle
Washington
Ralph Hemphill
Hemphill Diesel Engineering Schools
America
Queens Rier
Tong Island
Oly
Larrabee Street
Chicago
Latayave Bird
Detroit
San Fernandes Road
Los Angeles
Call
Knife Thrower Injures Ronald Coleman in Stage Scene
Hollywood January 20 British actor Ronald Coleman was struck in the chest by a falling heavy knife during a scene in Under Two Flags after a knife thrower misfired. He was treated at the scene and physicians report the injury as serious.
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Hollywood
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Ronald Casenay
Coleman
Goleman Alidewsys
Thelma Todd Probate of $45,000 Estate
Thelma Todd's will was admitted to probate in Los Angeles as Hay Hays valued the estate at $45,000, with about $10,000 in jewelry, furs, and clothes. The film actress was a notable figure in early Hollywood and left a sizable personal estate.
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Los Angeles
Thelma Todd
Students From South Africa Visit Montana Mining Meet
About 37 South African college students and leader 5 Ni Hoffenberg attended a Montana section meeting at the Mines dormitory. Officials of the Montana section A T M E announced a guest list and program including talks on mining in South Africa and the history of the Butte mining camp. Activities planned include underground tours at Montana Iron mine a surface geology trip and a Mines gymnasium dance followed by visits to Anaconda company facilities and the Anaconda smelter before departure on Sunday morning.
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Anderson-Carlisle Society
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Ines
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Ni Hoffenberg
Montana
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A.M. Gaudin
Hutte
Sisnley
R. Moore
Wilbera
Alex MM. McDonald
Butte
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Russia
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Great Falls
Albert Schlecten
Anderson-Carlislee
Cnair
Francis 4. Thomson
Montana School of Mints
Johannesberg
Zaha
Montana Iron
Anaconda Company
Ansconta Smelter
One North Coast Limited
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