The Great Six Years That Lifted Everyday Life
The piece reflects on six years of hardship from the 1920s and highlights remarkable advances. It notes improved trains and air travel, better cars and roads, home and food innovations, new materials, clothing fabrics, expanded telephone and radio services, and increased scientific knowledge guiding doctors and dentists.
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New York
San Francisco
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Behind the Gauley Bridge silica horror probe
Rodney Dutcher reports on West Virginia silicosis cases at Gauley Bridge where workers inhaled fatal dust. Rep. Vito Marcantonio aims to spur a three member Labor Department board study, seek state laws, and press prevention amid reports of bountiful contractor practices and dire living conditions.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Corres
Washington
West Virginia
Gauley Bridge
Vito Marcantonio
House Labor
Marcantonio
Department of Labor
Sun and whisky start fire in Boston liquor store
Fire department reports 15 degrees below zero sun through a window focused on a whisky bottle igniting a wall in a Boston liquor store. In London, W Hughes subjects a Wanstead golf lap as a crow steals his ball from the 16th lake in an Essex pro event.
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Nquor
Crow
London
Wanstead
W. Hughes
Prospector Gun Tale on a Westward Trip
In a New York to Pacific drive through the Southwest the narrator and companions encounter a desert prospector near Phoenix. A tense bid escalates over a walnut six shooter with two notches, bought for fifty five dollars. The gun becomes a prized relic as the group reflects on the old miner and the desert frontier.
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Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
New York
Pacific Coast
Norman
Phoenix
Janet
Jove
Jerry
Hazel
Toristen
Joe
Colin
Charlie's
Lopeara
Frontier guns bring a last ride to the freight house
The scene ends with a terse farewell as a speaker recalls a shipment of frontier guns waiting at the freight house. The man plans to cut notches in the handles before leaving, while Joe responds with a final goodbye.
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Joe
Rapid disease resistant vegetable breeding in one year
Federal plant breeders cut the breeding cycle for peas and beans to about one year. Four generations of beans and peas were produced in 1934, versus the usual 15 to 20. Off season seed production explored in Mexico, Argentina, New Zealand, and California.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Equator
New Zealand
Argentina
North America
Mexico
California
Colorado
Cats Puzzle Scots Appearance of wildcats in Fifeshire district
In Fifeshire Scotland wildcats have sparked a dispute as sightings contradict claims of extinction. Some scientists argue the animals are former domestic cats now feral while others contend their size and ferocity refute this.
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Fifeshire
Scotland
Highland
Million-Year-Old Tooth Unearthed by CCC Workers
A tooth about two and a half inches long, likely around one million years old, was discovered near San Pedro, California by CCC workers. A California Institute of Technology geologist estimates its age and notes the enamel remains nearly perfect.
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San Pedro
Cal
California Institute of Technology
CCC
Sardines Win Champion Fight Over Fishing Plan
Bakersfield California reports Elmer Houchin of the state fish and game commission protests the sardine issue by abstaining on a vote to raise Pacific Coast sardine fishing by 100 600 tons annually and causes a deadlock. Times Want Ads offers furniture pieces for sale.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Elmer Houchin
State Fish and Game ‘Commission
Pacific ‘Coast
Federal control urged to curb deadly traffic
The American Road Builders Association released a survey from 35 cities urging federal leadership to set drivers licenses and mandatory vehicle inspections. It cites alcohol as the leading cause of 1935 traffic deaths and calls for uniform signals, stricter licensing, frequent inspections, expanded education, and better highways. Cities mentioned include Cleveland and Charleston.
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Edward J. Lally, JR
United Press
Cleveland,'o
American Road Builders’ Association
Caneress
Tion
Ciites
Cleveland
Charleston
W. Va
Pershing’s Niece Crowned Miss Frontier at Cheyenne Frontier Days
Mary Helen Warren 18, niece of Gen. John J. Pershing and granddaughter of the late Senator Francis E Warren, will reign as Miss Frontier during the Cheyenne Frontier Days celebration in Cheyenne Wyoming from July 22 to 25. She is the daughter of Fred Warren, owner of a great Wyoming ranch.
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Leland Stanford University
Mary Helen Warren
John J. Pershing
Cheyenne
Wyo
Francis E.warren
Wyoming
Fred Warren
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