Heavy expense fund report details Pennsylvania primary spending
The Davis Brown ticket incurred 357000 dollars in Pennsylvania primary spending with 15000 contributed by the Mellon family. Records show 129000 from the state organization and 88000 for Pittsburgh activities. Mellon checks were reportedly given to Brown personally. The report also cites Grundy’s earlier spending in the senatorial contest. A separate Salt Lake City robbery saw 1000 dollars stolen from Baker Motor Company with 400 in checks among the loot.
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Washington
Davis- Brown
Pennsylvania
Mellon
Senate
Samuel Vauclain
Philadelphia
Robert Quigley
Harry O. Perry
Pittsburgh
Wayne Blakley
Western Pennsylvania
Davi Brown
Grundy
Davis
Davi
Salt Lake City
Dune
Yergs
Baker Motor Company
Jones and Johnston win 18 hole best ball match
Saint Germain France June 3 Bobby Jones and Jimmy Johnston defeated Andre Bagliano and Marcel Dallemagne in an 18 hole best ball match. The Americans trailed at the turn but finished one up.
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Saint Germain
France
Bobby Jones
Jimmy Johnston
Andre Bagliano
Marcel Dallemagne
Murder at High Tide Reveals Parados Mystery Shocks Island
Caroline Brent vanishes amid a tangled plot as Anatole Flique and Samuels probe Mrs Parados and the far reaching schemes of le Bala fre and Bec. The pursuit expands to the island as clues spiral and a cliffhanger unfolds for tomorrow's chapter.
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Anatole Flique
Dan Parados
Jules Lacote
Ciceron Bec
le Balafre
Parados
Bec
Flique
Mrs. Parados
Grainger
Samuels
Madame
Monsieur
Bee
Fuque
Plique
Mademoiselle
M. l'Antiquatre
Caroline
Miss Brent
Monsieur Flique
M. le Professor
Kirk
Fiyue
Miss Jahries
Annersley
Celia
M. Hunt
Kruschen Salts Promises Fat Loss and Energy Boost
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning plan that includes a daily half teaspoon in hot water for 30 days. It claims increased energy, endurance, ambition, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and better sleep, with an 85 cent bottle lasting a month.
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Kruschen
America
Kennecott Copper Cuts Dividend For Quarter
Kennecott Copper, a leading copper producer, lowers its quarterly dividend to 75 cents, setting a $3 annual rate from $5. Stock pays July 1 with June 12 record. Nevada Consolidated and Utah Copper trim dividends in half, with Nevada at 37 1/2 cents quarterly and Utah at 2 dollars quarterly, payable June 30.
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New York
Kennecott Copper Company
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Utah Copper Company
Nevada Company
Adventist Church Receives Gift at World Conference
Missionary reports from Africa, West China, and India filled the agenda at the Seventh-day Adventists general world conference in San Francisco. Delegates considered medical reports and heard a $2,000,000 gift from cereal manufacturer and philanthropist W. Kellong to the College of Medical Evangelists at Loma Linda, California.
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San Francisco
Africa
West China
India
Formay
W. KK. Kellong
College of Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda
Cal
Adventist
Apple Growers Advised to Spray Boise Area
The Idaho Department of Agriculture issued guidance for early June cover spray to combat codling moth in Boise valley orchards. Spray should be completed in the Boise vicinity by June 4, with Emmett due today, Payette by tomorrow, and Weiser date flexible depending on moth hatch timing. Miniature golf courses are being established on vacant lots in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Boise
Boise Valley
Department of Agriculture
Emmett
Payette
Weiser
Greensboro
N. C
Critics Question Unanimous Policy of State Education Board
H C Harris of 343 West Clark argues the state board of education risks stagnation and hypocrisy by pursuing a unanimous policy. He compares it to Poland’s veto system, cites seven losses to universities, and questions why major schools churn through leaders. He urges modernization and new leadership.
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State Board of Education
Kingdom of
Poland
United States
Diogenes
Cant
Socrates
Crito
Asclepius
Board of Education
H. C. Harris
West Clark
Chicago Woman Seeks Divorce After 12 Years Silent
Mrs Anna Ludecek of Chicago files for divorce claiming her husband has not spoken to her for 12 years, a long silent separation cited in the petition.
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Anna Ludecek
Chicago
Lux Soap Sold to Star Ruth Elder for Smooth Skin
Hollywood relies on Lux Toilet Soap to keep skin smooth for close-ups. Ruth Elder, under contract to Hoot Gibson, says Lux keeps her skin wonderfully smooth as the public demands.
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Yereh Rae
Hollywood
Lux
Ruth Elder
Hoot Gibson
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