Soviet oil experts condemn American waste in production
Frederick Kuh reports Soviet officials in Baku and Grozny argue American methods squander petroleum resources. They say U S fields exhaust faster, while Soviet practice preserves deeper reserves, uses careful well spacing, and limits output to match demand, securing long term dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kuh
United Press
Baku
Asserbaidshan
Soviet Union
America
Russia
Caucasus
Grozny
Constantine Rumiantseff
Asserbaidshan Oil Trust
Numiantseff
Naptha
Rum
United States
Rumiantseff
Georgian Oil Trust
Norbert Lindtrop
Lindtrop
Wintrop
Seminel
Oklahoma
Moscow
District 5 social notes from Mrs Humston district correspondent
District No 5 reports include visits among local families such as Mrs Elmer Cherry with Mrs J S Simpson and gatherings with the Bartholows, Carlsons, Andersons, and Turman area residents. Hospital discharge for Mrs Claude Knunn and recovery news for Shevie follow a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Humston
Elmer Cherry
J. S. Simpson
Norton
Cy Bush
Irene
FE. L. Bartholow
Oscar Carlson
Ernest Carlson
John Anderson
Ainsworth
Wm. Marie
Glen Schwartz
Tayior Stout
Claude Knunn
Shevie
Chas
Cherry
Jno
Frank Heinz
Dublin Notes On School Tests And Local Visits
In Dublin on December 7, residents discuss corn gathering and local visits. A Dutch Creek school house teacher meeting followed a center school arithmetic speed test for fifth graders with badges awarded for top scores. Participating teachers and pupils included Miss Lechner Irene Harvey Virgil Hummer Miss Ryals Wayne Manfold and others in Wellston Valley Tyrone Center New Haven and Cecil Woodford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Chas. Corpman
Jake Seethout
Minnie Statler
Hazel
Nick Tinnes
Howard Mangold
Wellston
Center
Dutch Creek
Wayne Mangold
Cloyce
Cecil Woodford
Merrill Johnson
Virgil Hummer
Irene Harvey
Charles Ralston
Winnie Pamer
Dutch Creek Center
Frank Earl
Howard Brown
Walter Wolfe
Ottumwa
Glenn Little
Gus Strump
Paul Reighard
Roscoe Robertson
Merle
Washington
Merle Statler
Dutch Creek School
Twila Mangeld
Retha Robertson
Verna Mangold
Nona Tinnes
Clayton Robertson
Stanley Mangold
Cloyce Robertson
Ivan Little
Donid Woodford
Cloyce Tinnes
Albert Tinnes
Tallyland
Ford Says New Model Cost $100 Million to Develop
Dearborn, Mich., Dec. 8 Henry Ford claims he invested 100 million dollars to develop the new Ford automobile. He aims to reach 1,000 cars per hour after starting production, with plans to boost efficiency and expand markets while stressing debt and employment stability as keys to future sales. Ford discusses abandoning the old Model T and continuing repairs, asserting the new design stems from past progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Robert J. Bender
United Press
Dearborn
Mich
Henry Ford
Motor Company
Ford Automobile
Ford Motor Company
General Motors
Mr. Ford
Christmas Program and Banquet at Center Dutch Creek
The Dutch Creek school Center holds a third annual Father and Son banquet with 188 attendees. A Christmas program follows, with music by local performers and talks led by Rev Willard Wyllie and Rev E W Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Rha
T. H. Barnes
Lyle Lowe
Raymond Patterson
William Davidson
Clarence Patterson
Lisle Anwyl
A. E. Gault
Raymond Rich
John Bullers
J. R. Rees
Willard Wyllie
Washington
E. W. Griffith
Ruth Hultquist
Rey
Wylie
Buck Jones at Grand Canyon in Good as Gold stopover
Buck Jones and a party of forty four presented Good as Gold at the Grand Canyon venue in New Graham. Frances Ler Carl Miller Mickey Moore and others attended as guests. Scott Dunlap directed the Fox film with a post show banquet and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Boulder Canyon
Buck Jones
Fox
Graham
Buck
Grand Canyon
Frances Ler
Carl Miller
Mickey Moore
Adate Watson
Arthur Ludwig
Charles French
Scott Dunlap
No Late Dances in Boone During Holidays
Boone officials announce a ban on midnight to dawn dances for the holidays. Mayor Robert McBirnie and Police Chief James Reid say there will be no early morning dancing as planned by several groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Boone
Boones
Robert McBirnie
James Reid
Hair trimming tradition in Serbian mountain communities
Women in southern Serbia mountains have long shaved their hair with sheep shears using a practice called child shoob dating from antiquity, reflecting regional customs and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia
Nursing director named for Iowa health department
Miss Maude E. Sutton, superintendent of Park Hospital Mason City, is appointed director of nursing education in the state health department. The post, created by the last legislature, begins January 1. Sutton, a 1908 graduate of Iowa Methodist Hospital School of Nursing, served as Chief Nurse assistant at Camp Pike and later taught home nursing in Knox County Missouri. She is secretary treasurer of the State Association of Registered Nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Maude E. Sutton
Park Hosital
Mason City
State Department of Health
Henry Albert
Miss Sutton
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Cannp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Red Cross
Knox County
Missouri
State Association of Registered Nurses
Widow's pension approved for divorced wife custody case
Attorney General rulings state a divorced wife who has custody of a child born in wedlock may receive a widow's pension. In another opinion an alien child residing in any county or city is entitled to all school privileges. It also notes trapping muskrats is unlawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carl J. Stephens
John Weir
Scott County
Earl FF. Wisdom
Agnes Samuelson
Public Instruction
Opinion clarifies trapping near rivers and fund transfers for institutions
The opinion by Assistant Attorney General Stephens allows trapping on lands within half a mile of high water on the Mississippi or Missouri rivers, while trapping beyond that distance is unlawful. Another opinion by Assistant Attorney General Neil Garrett bars transferring thirty five thousand dollars from prison and reformatory revolving funds to the industries fund for heating plant improvements at Cherokee and Clarinda institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Missouri
Stephens
W. E. Albert
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Industries Fund
Cherokee
Clarinda
Neil Garrett
E. L. Hogue
Bridge Inspection Planned Near Cres ton After Safe Report
Des Moines reports state railroad commissioner B M Richardson will order further inspection of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy bridge over the north and south highway just east of Creston. Richardson said the bridge is absolutely safe but noted minor details require review by an engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Creston
B. M. Richardson
Richardson
Eskimo belief buries dog with dead child to guide soul
A traditional claim states that certain Eskimo tribes bury a dog with a deceased child so the animal may guide the child’s spirit to the afterlife. The report notes this as a cultural explanation cited in an informal account from historical sources.
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Tim A'Taughiin
Walon
Harley O'Loughlin
Fifie Wilkins
Olive Moore
E. S. Bartha
David Jackson
Harve Porter
Francis Porter
George Fulton
Fulton
Claude Rhodebeck
Lee Rhodebeck
Frank Wolfe
Cedar Rapids
Norma Jean Rhodebeck
Helen
H. J. Mangold
Los Angeles
Crawfordsville
Nellie Manners
Ifa
Lec
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Rev Schrag
Bicher
J. F. Buxbaum
Essa
Lois Harper
Burlington
Walter Sewell
Wenatchee Washington
Corning
Iowa
W. J. Wagner
Marion Neal
Town
Warner Home
Paul Wagner
Hanna
J. H. Jones
Chicago
Blue Ribbon Oil
White Way
Mangold
Baker Auto Co
West Chester
Titus
Frank Fry
Frytown
Washington Oil CO
Studebaker the
Gret Independent
Studebaker
American Automobile Association
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Studebaker Garage
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