Woman Convict Won't Explain Big Bank Deposits
Mayona Crispinski, a 40 year old farm woman, has deposits totaling about 250000 in seven months last year while serving a reformatory term for larceny. She refuses to explain how she manipulated checking accounts over four years. Two Minneapolis stores sued Maple Plain Bank to recover over 5000 tied to her checks.
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Mayona Crispinski
Shakopee Reformatory
State Bank of
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Crispinski
Draftee leaps from train during Army move
Standly John Chrupeala, 22, jumped from a troop train carrying Massachusetts draftees to Camp Hulen near Palacious. Three doctors restrained him after he seized the car wheel and tried to drive into a ditch. He was held in a sanitarium for observation and shouted he did not want to kill anyone.
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Hillsboro
Leave Shootin Irons at Home for Army Draft
The Eighth Corps Area in San Antonio warns draftees not to bring firearms or alcohol to induction stations. Personal cars, excess baggage, and magazines are discouraged or forbidden, while essential items include one suitcase and basic clothing. Draftees receive a barracks bag and foot locker, with limited housing and visitor options at the San Antonio reception center.
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Eighth Corps
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Food Stabilization Program Adopted
Washington reports the food industry adopted a four point plan to stabilize prices and cut wartime costs. The program favors competitive bidding, open bids by any responsible vendor, carload purchases to balance supplies nationwide, and origin inspection to prevent delays and claims. Hector Lazo urged united industry effort to feed the military while protecting living standards.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
Division of Purchases
Office of Production Management
Hector Lazo
Income tax forms rush depletes local stock in Dallas
Dallas district faces a rush of taxpayers as 130000 forms were mailed. W A Thomas reports nearly 50000 provided in early days and over 1000 distributed Friday. Tax brackets now cover singles over 800 dollars and married filers over 2000 dollars.
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Dallas
Washington
W. A. Thomas
Internal Revenue
Thomas
Felix Robertson Dies After Flu Fight for Texas Governor
Judge Felix D Robertson, 69, who mounted an unsuccessful 1924 bid for Texas governor against Miriam Ferguson, died Monday at the Veterans Hospital in Lisbon near Dallas. A daughter said he had been ill about three weeks. Death was due to complications from influenza.
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Dallas
Felix D. Robertson
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
Veterans’ Hospital
Lisbon
Factory Workers Get Daily Doses Of Vitamin Pills
In Minneapolis Continental Machines adopts a health conservation program giving every worker a daily vitamin capsule in a folding paper cup. The aim is to reduce February absences during long winters and maintain manpower for national defense production.
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Minneapolis
Leighton Wilkie
Continental Machines, Inc
Herbert Hoover
My Dog and a Love That Never Fades
A poem speaks of a dog resting at a owner’s knee and a pure faithful love that surpasses human hearts. It praises love that endures beyond death, illness, doubt, or change, describing a perfect unwavering bond.
Over Heating Is Doctor's Diagnosis On Cause of Colds
A Texas health officer explains that cold weather itself does not harm. overheating by stoves and heavy clothing followed by outdoor exposure causes colds. He cites improper regulation of body heat, poor digestion, and unsettled skin pores as factors, noting rapid blood temperature drops after leaving heat disturb circulation.
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Texas
Respiratory mucous flow linked to colds and throat conditions
The text notes that mucus flow through the respiratory tract causes symptoms of bad colds and mentions that viruses and germs in the mouth and throat can lead to serious conditions.
Easy farming then austin
Scientific farming methods evolved after the Revolution but early Texans used a simple system. University of Texas Library records show they burned cane patches, punched holes with a stick, and planted corn kernels. Any cane sprouts were knocked down by hand to protect the harvest.
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Austin
University of Texas Library
Gulf Coast
Cows Banned From Roadside Bridle Paths Near Concord
The district board prohibits cows grazing by the roadside or bicycles on the sidewalk in the area near Concord New Hampshire. The notice enforces a ban to keep roadways clear and safe for traffic and pedestrians.
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Concord
N. H
District Board
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