Co-Founder of Boy Scouts Dies at 90 in New York
Daniel Carter Beard co founder of the Boy Scouts of America died at his home in Suffern New York after a month long illness He was 90 near his 91st birthday He edited wrote and promoted outdoor life Surviving are a son Daniel Bartlet Beard a daughter Barbara Beard Price and two grandchildren Beatrice Alice Jackson his wife died last winter at 75
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Secretary Ethel Called for Army Physical Exam
Phoenix June 11 William G. Ethel secretary of the state corporation commission has been called to Fort Bliss Texas for a physical examination preliminary to assignment with the Army He is a reserve first lieutenant The commission is withholding action temporarily on appointing a successor
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William G. Ethel
State Corporation Commission
Fort Bliss
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Army
Ethel
Equal Enrollment Count At Poplar Bluff School
School officials in Poplar Bluff Missouri confirm total enrollment equally split with 1679 boys and 1679 girls after verification. The finding notes a balanced student body across genders.
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Poplar Bluff
Matador Ends Bull Fight After Crowd Plea
In a traditional bullfight the matador kills the bull after the mourtted Picador and the banderilleros complete their performance, concluding the corrida with the matador delivering the final kill.
FBI Plans Peace Officers Conference In Arizona
The FBI said its initial meeting was a success and outlined a conference tour with events in Tucson on June 17 and Flagstaff on June 24. H R Duffy led discussions on espionage and selective service before 101 officers in Phoenix. Governor Osborn welcomed attendees underscoring internal security duties.
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FBI
Flagstaff
Funeral Board Ordered To Show Cause In License Case
Phoenix June 11 The state embalming board must again show cause why it should not issue a funeral director license. The order concerns Paul M Ganley co owner of the Buckeye Funeral Home and accuses board members A H McClellan John S Reilly and John Dugan of using their offices to oppress him in the dispute over licensure.
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Maricopa County
Paul M. Ganley
Buckeye Funeral Home
Ganley
A. H. McClellan
John S. Reilly
Tucson
John Dugan
Bisbee
Bomber Crash Probe Is Made In Wyoming
Army investigators examined the two engine B-18 wreckage near Lyman Wyoming after a fatal training flight from Fort Douglas. Maj Don Benner said bad weather likely caused the crash ruling out sabotage. Victims include pilot Capt David N Motherwell and five other officers and sergeants.
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Don Benner
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Wyoming
Edwin Syme
Syme
Maj. Benner
David N. Motherwell
Gordonsville
Theodore F. Holsteen
Burlington
Ohio
Lyman K. Harvey
Board faces June 23 appearance over business license ruling
Superior Judge Arthur T. LaPrade fined each member of the board $100 after holding them in contempt for failing to show cause. The dispute centers on Ganley and his partner Mrs Hallie Gavette who ultimately obtained a license. The order requires the board to appear June 23.
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Arthur T. LaPrade
Ganley
Hallie Gavette
Rattlesnake death probe continues in Colfax
Colfax California authorities probe the bizarre death of John L. Ottman a 47 year old chef found with fang marks after entering an Evans rattlesnake farm pit containing 85 snakes An autopsy and inquest are planned as sheriff Silva notes no foul play and suggests Ottman may have entered the pit after switching on lights and undressing in the exhibition building
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Charles Silva
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Ottman
Snake Farm
British Air Attack Targets Prinz Eugen at Brest
British planes bombed a 10,000 ton German cruiser believed to be the Prinz Eugen at Brest docking areas. No hit claimed. Coastal command also hit docks at St Nazaire and air bases in Mandal and Stavanger. One coastal plane reported missing.
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Brest
Bismarck
Atlantic
Hood
Coastal Command
St. Nazaire
France
Mandal
Stavanger
Norway
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Major Dairy Breeds in United States
The principal dairy cattle breeds in the United States are Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein and Jersey.
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Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
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