Illinois Tops Nation in 1927 Playground Spending
The Year Book of the Playground and Recreation Association of America shows Illinois spent about 8.8 million on playgrounds and recreation in 1927, leading the nation. Chicago accounted for 8.0 million of Illinois total while New York state ranked sixth nationally.
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Chicago
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Illinois
Playground and Recreation Association of America
California
Florida
Coral Gables
Massachusetts
Ohio
New York State
Illnois
New York
Empire State
Carpentersville
Urbana
Evanston
The
Playground Association
Bones in French Cave Reveal Early Gang War
Archaeologist Doctor Morel uncovers bones of four adults and a child in a Ste. Emmie cavern near Meade France. A flint arrowhead embedded in one spine suggests deaths tied to an ancient caveman conflict. The scene implies a prehistoric massacre or tribal clash.
Re-elected Seattle official presides at uniform laws meet
AP briefs report Jesse L. Miller of Des Moines was re elected president of the commissioners on uniform state laws at the organization s twenty eighth annual convention. Other items include Japan signaling treaty acceptance with Kellogg plan and Mussolini extending Yugoslavia friendship pact.
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Associated Press
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Jesse L. Miller
Des Moines
Tokio
Japan
Kellogg
Washington
New York
Daniel Sugrue
Simpson
Belgrasic
Jugoslavia
Mussolini
Italy
Haly
State College
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N. C
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J. R. Nutt
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Letitia, D. Webb
Millard Webb
Hollywood
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Laderman
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Woodbury
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Stillman
Lauerman's
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Sunkist
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Hillsdale Pineapple
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