Hunger drains Prague schoolchildren in famine survey
Prague reports from Red Cross investigators find one third of Czech children miss school daily due to hunger. Many are too weak to stand, some carried home. 20 percent in Erzgebirge towns starved. Public kitchens planned under American supervision to distribute food as officials warn of tuberculosis, rickets, and stunted growth among pupils.
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Market rebounds as rails lead midday rally
Coppe appears but irregularities set in before noon as money opens 1 to 7 per cent. The market rallies at midday with rails drawing strong interest. Transcontinentals, Grangers, and coal trades rise to 3 points, while Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and related issues show steady accumulation. Copper and steel rebound with calls.
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Grangers
Coalaers
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
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Lagoon bathing contest set for July at Lagoon
Lagoon opens its beauty in a bathing suit review on July 1 with contestants from Allanile City Coney Island and Palm Beach. Prizes total 50 dollars for first place 15 for second 40 for fourth plus a season bathing ticket. judging based on form face bathing suit appropriateness and poise with entries staged at 5 pm and parade starting at 5:20 pm.
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Puch
Lagaan
Supreme Court Denies Re Hearing Of Murder Case
LINCOLN Neb July 16 Motlan for rehearing for Allen V Grammer under death sentence for the murder of his mother in law Mrs Lulu Vogt near Elba Neb who was fatally shot in July 19k7 was overruled by the Nebraska Supreme Court today The date of his execution was set for September 19 Olgon B Cole of Palmer Neb also convicted in connection with the same case under sentence to die September 12
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Lulu &,Vogt
Near Elba
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Nebraska Supreme Court
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Palmer
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Chicago Grain Markets End Sharp Declines Amid Weather and Embargo
Chicago grain prices tumbled as favorable weather and crop prospects cooled demand, with September corn around 1.95 to 1.96 dollars and December near 1.63 to 1.66. Oats slipped after an initial rise, while provisions fell on weak demand and reports of a marine strike embargos grain shipments to Baltimore.
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Commiszim Houser
Soin
Geara
Underwent & Ag
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Sterling Exchange
Shorts
Estimating County Grain Harvest and Livestock Markets
Professor George Stewart begins a countywide survey to estimate expected grain harvest and compile official statistics. The effort, led by the Utah Agricultural Experiment Station, will grade each county area and record projected yields for ballot-related purposes. Nearby live cattle and hog markets report receipts and price ranges across Omaha, St. Joseph, and Liberty bonds update shows mixed bond prices on new issues.
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Fiel Corps Départment
Utah Agricultural Experiment Station
Agni
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Fers to Gut Down Price of Bid on Sidewalk
City bids for sidewalk districts No. 148 and 149 opened. Wheelwright Construction Co. offers a 44 cents per square foot rate. If the city approves a Salt Lake City style deduction, total savings would be $327.66 for district 148 and $417.04 for district 149, reducing overall project costs.
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Pe Bard
Paying District 128 Submits to City Commission
The paying district No. 18 on the west side of Washington between Ogden River and Twelfth Street was submitted to the city commission this morning. No action was taken on any tax or cost issues for the district. the matter was reviewed by the city council.
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Elty Onors
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Why Ex Service Men Not Joining The Legion
In a controversial editorial from Ogden the writer argues ex service men avoid the American Legion due to class consciousness. He asserts veterans who have seen graft and profiteering reject organizations he believes aim to keep them in a hierarchal social order.
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Washington
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York
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Desva Small Ag
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Xealoia
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Train incident injures workman at Green River yards
J Milligan, a Union Pacific car inspector in the Green River yards, suffered crushing to his left lex and toes of his right foot when he was struck between the engine and first car during switching. Reports from the Union Pacific claim agent in Ogden this morning note he stepped between cars as they came together.
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Union Pacific
Green River
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World markets open with steel and oil gains in New York
July 16 New York stocks rise as steel, petroleum and transportation shares lead early trading. Bethlehem Steel Republic Iron American Tobacco motive and Sinclair Oil among active gainers while United States Steel holds steady. Texas Company, Mexican Petroleum and Pan American advance, Seaboard Steel and food issues show strength.
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Republic Iron
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Sinclair Oil
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Martine Preferrer
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Sinclair
Texas Company
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American
Waval Dutch
Tobaccoa
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New Haven
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Rio Grande
Harmon Meissner and C. G. Parnell at Shoot
Salt Lake July 16 Reports from Fort Douglas show rifle shooting for Utah civilians aiming to join the national matches at Caldwell in August. Thirteen contestants posted scores led by Parnell and Meissner with several others close behind as one finalist group. Fourteen men will be chosen for the team though additional civilians competed for Caldwell prize and a trip to the nationals is planned for Parnell.
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Sugar Prices And Beets And Becco Products Listed
The notice lists preserving beet sugar prices for 10 and 25 and 100 pounds with small amounts for powdered sugar and Becco brand items. It promotes Becco products for picnics and outings and mentions root beer. Prices are given in dollars and cents for small quantities and beverages.
Ex service men seek unified American Legion post
Readers report daily concerns over ex service men forming parochial groups across the nation. Ex soldiers, deputies, machine gun units, and riots in cities prompt calls for a single American Legion to organize aims and avoid barriers between veterans and ideals.
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