Garson Pushes Great State Park Near the Sea
The speaker outlines a plan for a state park system linking Blue Ridge views with sea shore sites. He estimates tourist spending could reach 150 million dollars annually, benefiting farmers, merchants, and service trades along the routes.
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Local Market Report Highlights Varied Prices Across Goods
The Star lists daily wholesale and retail quotes for wheat corn eggs butter and livestock, with regional figures for local markets and Baltimore wholesale. Notable entries include cracked corn around 2.30, heavy hens near 8.88, lambs about 1, and country butter around 46 to 48 depending on grade.
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Early Kellogg Pact Vote Indicated by Senate Committee
In Washington on January 15 the Associated Press reports that early ratification of the Kellogg antiwar treaty appears likely as a group seeks an interpretation and accepts Borah's committee report. The committee poll shows a majority in favor of the report which states it shall not be seen as a reservation to the pact.
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Salvation Army Debates General Booth Retirement
The Salvat ion Army high council at Sunbury on Thames considered General Bramwell Booths reply to retire. A vote on the reply was awaited in the evening session. London sources later said Booth refused to retire.
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Six Doctors With General Foch To Issue Communique
Paris January 15 report states Marshall Ferdinand Foch remains stationary this afternoon. The six attending doctors will hold a general conference late today and issue a communique afterward.
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Firemen Use Novel Method to Extinguish Field Blaze
Firemen used feet sticks bags and tools to stamp out a large grass fire along Seldon Shawnee avenue in the southwest part of town after an alarm brought a crowd. The dry grass blaze spread before water and apparatus could reach it, and responders beat the flames down with shoes, hoes, and improvised tools.
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Royal Patients Improve at Buckingham Palace
Royal in valids at Buckingham Palace showed progress at noon today. King George's very slow recovery continued while Queen Mary’s cold improved and she had nearly recovered. Prince George’s cold also grew better.
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British Trawler Thomas Hardy Founders in Arctic Ocean
TROMSOE Norway Jan 15 Word was received today that the British trawler Thomas Hardy foundered on the eastern Arctic Ocean with the crew of 16 drowned. Three German trawlers said violent weather made rescue impossible.
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Government and Vatican Silent On Settling Question
Rome reports Pope Pius and Cardinal Gasparrte held a long talk on a possible solution to the Roman question. No agreement yet between holy see and Italian state despite pressure from American messages. Vatican and Italian officials would not comment, with delays expected of several days or weeks.
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Judge Sets Hearing on New Trial for Dr Otto Fisher
Keyster West Virginia January 15 An argument on the motion for a new trial for Dr Otto Fisher convicted of performing an illegal operation was set by Judge A J Ballentine for tomorrow afternoon at the Mineral County Circuit Court. The judge also indicated he would continue the case against Orville Liskey a railway mail clerk from Harrisonburg Virginia until the April term due to the influenza epidemic and legal questions in the case.
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December Honor Roll Pupils At Gainesboro School
The December honor roll for the primary department of Gainesboro Public School lists Primer Billy Reynolds Bessie Ruble. First Grade Harriett Adams George Strother Evelyn Ven Jane Fout James Holland Les Ruble Mary Rubin. Second Grade Lorraine Bayliss Madaline Davis Ernie Kirk Helen Lamp Samuel Ruble. Third Grade Caroline Fout Kenneth Anderson Eugene DeHaven Nathaniel DeHaven. Regina V Bates, Primary Teacher.
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