West Virginia Apple Growers Eye Domestic Market
West Virginia apple growers report a growing default to sell mainly in the United States due to high foreign handling costs and volatile import rules. They warn of price barriers in Europe and Argentina, prompting plans to reduce costs through pruning moisture control and thinning to improve size and color for American consumers.
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West Virginia
Europe
Argentina
United States
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Boy Hikers Find Body in Clamp of Bushes
Hikers discover a male body beyond a Washington area city in Maryland. Police investigate whether the slaying occurred elsewhere and if the victim is Julio 1. 28 of North Tarrytown New York. A driver's permit aids ID. pockets hold horse race betting slips and speakeasy cards. no money found.
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Associated Press
Washington
North Tarrytown
Newark
Maryland
Opequon Bridge on Valley Pike to Be Widened
The State Highway Department plans nine road construction projects costing over 400000 with bids opening January 19. The Valley Pike at the Opequon Bridge near J Van Meter Hack property will be widened to match the new roadway.
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Mississippi River
New Orleans
Opequon Bridge
Pike
State Highway Department
Richmond
Pagen Crak
Stephens City
J. van Meter Hack
Ste nographer Babe Didrikson shines at Olympics
Arkansas Gazette notes Babe Didrikson Zaharias, famed athlete, dominates events at the Olympic Games alongside Governor-elect Mr Ferguson. The item highlights notable figures and the political shift in Arkansas.
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Babe Didrikson
Mr. Ferguson
Arkansas Gazette
Governor Bryan Takes Oath While Ill In His Bed
Nebraska Governor Charles W. Bryan took the oath for a third term a week ago but kept it secret until today. A Supreme Court judge administered the oath while Bryan lay ill in bed at the executive mansion. The Democrat, brother of William Jennings Bryan, has heart disease but was “a little better” today.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Bryan
William Jean Bryan
Japanese drive in Manchuria aims for peace with Hsu
The Chicago Daily News notes a Japanese advance in Manchuria seeking peace by pressuring the Chinese Army commander Hsu. The piece contrasts with a separate Chicago headline about Cooperage Trade exceeding 20 million dollars in beer and a quip about soldiers returning home in a barrel.
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Manchuria
Hsu
Chicago Daily News
Spring Pattern 9527 Frock And Catalog Offer
A pattern description for a sheer wool jumper frock with guimpe sleeves plus options with different blouses. Pattern 9527 available in sizes 12 16 18 and 20 with yardage and contrasting fabric details. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog and pattern to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
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Mars Martin
Ite
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York City
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