Scientists report extreme cold used in synthetic rubber making
Du Pont says 100 degrees below zero was used on a large scale to make supreme synthetic rubber, the coldest industrial use yet. Other notes cover weather depths, glacier heat, tear gas pipe alarms, and findings on diamonds pearls and isotopes.
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Bernard Hubbard
Admiral Byrd
Greenland
Antarctic
Taku
Alaska
Mary D. Waller
London School of Medicine For
Bride Seeks Longer Vow After Brief Wedding
A Church of Christ minister in Van Alstyne presided at a quick revival wedding. After the service the groom urged a longer ceremony, and the preacher later re blessed the marriage at a friend’s home with a full ritual, leaving the bride satisfied.
No Job Since 1884 Hailed In Unemployment Endurance
New York 64 year old John Cavanaugh surfaced from a park bench as a leading contender in the world unemployment endurance championship. He was brought before Magistrate Goldstein after a loitering arrest. The court asked when he last worked and he replied he believes his last job was in 1884.
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New York
John Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Goldstein
Housewife probes servant about serving company
A housewife questions a new servant about serving company and whether they will stay or return. The servant answers yes, both ways, implying they will come again or stay away.
Negro Attacks Jailor With Broken Bottle at Sherman Jail
One deputy sheriff narrowly escaped death when a restrained inmate attacked him with a broken milk bottle at the county jail in Sherman. The injured officer required twenty eight stitches after the assault as other prisoners helped subdue the attacker during a lunacy case detention.
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McDaniel
Enloe
Dreams Of Swim Dives From Bed
Louis Kanthack 18, just home from vacation, dreamed of swimming and leaped from his bed. He crashed through a screen window into a neighbor’s yard, sustaining bruises and torn skin on his nose and chest but was otherwise_unharmed.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Louis Kanthack
Kanthack
Water System Work Begins in Tom Bean
Work on the city water system began Monday with $20 000 in PWA funds allotted. J R Meyers of Denton will oversee the project and expects completion within a month. A well at least 1200 feet deep is planned.
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Tom Bean
PWA
J. R. Meyers
Denton
Ethiopia The Land Of Believe It Or Not
New York report paints Addis Ababa as primitive yet lively with markets livestock and crafts. It notes Haile Selassie’s residence in mud huts, sparse modern goods only one American store and Arab drivers navigating a turbulent traffic scene.
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Ethiopia
Land OF
New York
Egypt
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Cuoragis
Abyssiia
Orient
Week's Freaks Memorial for Unknown Dog Unveiled in Leningrad
In memory of all dogs used in physiological experiments a monument to the Unknown Dog was unveiled last week in Leningrad. At Algood Tennessee Oral Bilbrey’s wife burned old straw hoping to find his hidden savings of $17000.
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Leningrad
Algood
Tenn
Oral Bilbrey
Oral
Doubt of Legality of Three A Control Retards Farm Plans
The article reviews the Supreme Court stance on NRA and AAA, noting the delay on AAA, and explains how farmers face choices amid weather, market cycles, and policy. It contrasts individual farming risks with cooperative efforts and critiques AAA’s impact on production incentives and price levels. It cites Roosevelt’s New Deal and Secretary Wallace, and flags ongoing public debate on a enforceable AAA framework.
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Supreme Court
NRA
AAA
Nature
Roosevelt
Congress
Wallace
No Immediate Largeess for Pensioners
Argues the August ballot measure would only empower the Legislature to create an old age pension law with a $15 limit, excluding drunks and habitual criminals. It warns that pensions require tax increases and possible federal funds, and notes deficits in veteran pensions. Includes sharp cartoons and jokes on current issues.
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Confederate Veterans’ Pension Fund
Dallas Times Herald
Playing Safe Her Wealthy Father
A suitor explains he kept his job to earn consent for marrying a wealthy heiress. The father questions the feasibility of a marriage on a small salary, prompting a dialogue about financial readiness and family approval.
World cotton supply seen at about 20.7 million bales
The New York Cotton Exchange Service reports 20,688,000 running bales as the world supply for the current season, up from 20,361,000 last year and far above earlier years. It notes predepression carryover and consumption differences with guidance from Cassidy Wright, a 16 year old student from Enid Oklahoma who hitchhiked across eight states on five dollars and fifty cents.
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New York
New York Cotton Exchange Service
Cassidy Wright
Enid
Okla
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Harvard University Medical School
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MGR
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