Who Should Visit Washington Farmers Debate
Senator Hastings objects to a 4000 farmer delegation to Washington while farmers defend their trip as a chance to express support for the government program and to push for better representation of agricultural interests. The column argues the visit exposes longstanding protection of big interests and benefits farmers by voicing their views and revealing opposition to their interests.
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Hastings
Delaware
Washington
Delaware Republican
Pigeons in War Highlighted by Army Signal Corps
Major General Irving J. Carr defends the 1300 carrier pigeons in 11 posts as essential to warfare. He says during active operations the Army needs thousands of birds monthly, recalling World War I messages carried by wounded pigeons who died after completing their flights.
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Irving J. Carr
Army Signal Corps
Carr
Congress
Army
Blood tests in New York courts for paternity cases
New legislation in New York allows use of blood tests in paternity disputes and infant identification. The method, used in several European countries for a decade, detects whether a man could be the father by blood type. It cannot prove guilt but can exclude possible fathers.
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New York
Italy
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Landsteiner
Rockefeller Institute
Meaning Of The Last Supper In May Lesson
The article reflects on Jesus instituting the Lord's Supper at the Passover in Jerusalem and its significance for church fellowship. It contrasts the sacred ritual with historical heroic figures like William Barrett Travis and notes how early Christians linked communion to remembrance of Christ's death.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Jeaus
Paul
William Barrett Travis
Alamo
Texas
Mark Travis
Jamima Stallsworth Travis
Alabama
William
Fraf. McCurdy's Academy
Monroe County
Mexico
Travis
Gonzales
Bexar
Santa Anna
J.B. Bonham
Fannin
Goliad
Houston
Helene Zalliere
William Barrett ‘Travis
James
Eall
God
Church
Fragmentary Oddities Highlight Quirks in News
Clipped lines reveal a string of oddities from misdrawn bills in Congress to unusual personal stories. A Greek man in Athens weights 466 pounds and recently wed a 122-pound bride while a six year old dog named Dewey fends off two gunmen. A St Paul woman disputes a 14 cent claim with a lawyer, and a Chicago doctor discovers a boy posing as sick.
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George Xalante
Athens
Greece
Claral I McKay
St. Paul
Local residents note rain steadying season with light activity
County enjoys ample showers and calm weather with no serious storms. Citizens Are Diane Wells and Karl Goforth seen near the Leader office. Shoppers, drivers, and residents such as the Thomp sons, Moultons, Wilkinses, and Bells are out around the square. Local business and tradespeople like Kesler and Bondcraft glow in the damp day as families browse, snack, and plan after rain.
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Diane Wells
Karl Goforth
Leader
Barney Whiker
Plymouth
W. C. Thompson
Joe Moulton
Alton Wilkins
Chiff Campbell
Andel McDowell
Nazarene Church
Gran Starkey Harpion
Hke
C. A. Kesler
Loco
George Spann
Bill McClaskey
Childress
W. G. Price
Silas Henry, Sr
Thompson Griery
E. LaHue
Jerome McTroome
McT. Wilkerson
Robby
Chester Blackwood
Campbell
O. B. Raburn
R.A. Talley
Breedlove
Corbit Ford
Matt Adams
Total Grocery Store
Fred Beard
Amarillo
Harris McCauley
Jonn Alley
Clifford Dickerson
Thieves Raid Home Take Chickens and Cash Box
Reported thieves visited a residence in waukee and stole two chickens an iron box and a cash box after eating lunch. The culprits were arrested for disturbing the peace by sounding a chia horn for ten blocks and fined 85 or 50 cents per block.
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Jas
Chia
Waukee
Wayne ‘Kavedot
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