Dickinson Prepares Radio Speech to Strike Blow on Liquor
Michigan's 80 year old Governor Loren D Dickinson unperturbed by recall threats plans a radio temperance speech tonight. He commented on his visit to the New York governors conference and said recall threats would not deter him adding he never wanted to be governor. Republican leaders downplayed the recall but said his morals stance not aligned with the party.
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Loren D. Dickinson
National Conference of Governors
New York State
Mackinac Island
Dickinson
Frank D. Fitzgerald
John B. Corliss, Jr
Detroit
C Orliss
Mrs Iden To Head Auxiliary
Berryville Virginia July 19 Mrs C H Iden was elected president of the Women's Auxiliary of Lloyd Williams Post American Legion for the ensuing year. Also elected were Mrs T W Whitacre vice president Mrs M F Wisecarver secretary and Mrs Harold Scheuer treasurer. J D Griffing described blueprints for the new American Legion building under construction on South Church Street estimated at 12 500. The meeting was at the home of Mrs T W Whitacre, former president.
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C. H. Iden
Lloyd Williams Post
American Legion
T. W. Whitacre
M. FP. Wisecarver
Harold Scheuer
Erican Legion
South Church Street
J. D. Griffing
Farmers To Hear Of AAA At Virginia Tech Meeting
R M Evans administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration will discuss the agency philosophy at the Institute of Rural Affairs meeting at Virginia Tech tomorrow morning. Dr T B Hutcheson will speak on The Relation of Plant Food to Farm Income. Evans, a native of Iowa, began government service in 1933 and was appointed AAA administrator in October 1938.
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Blacksburg
R. M. Evans
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Institute of Rural Affairs
Virginia Tech
T. B. Hutcheson
Tech Agronomy Department
Evans
Iowa
Iowa State College
Triple- A
North Central
Wallace
Soil Conservation Service
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Timber Ridge Church Benefit by Ladies' Aid Saturday Night
Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church hosts a benefit by the Ladies' Aid on Saturday night July 22. The event aims to raise funds for church needs and community programs with plans for refreshments and socializing.
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Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid
Carpers Valley Church
Democracy's Yardstick On British Army Demands Reform
England opens the first modern conscription camps to train recruits from all walks of life with relaxed discipline and no bullying. The program aims to blend Scoutlike camps with gloves for recruits, signaling a leveling of class distinctions in English life and possible officer–private fraternizing.
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New York
England
Boy Scouts
Tommy Atkins
Engand
Mars Signal Listen-In Planned For July 27 Broadcast
The WORMBS chain will run a Mars signal listening test on July 27 with Hay den Planetarium data. The broadcast from Baldwin Long Island will tune multiple radios as Dave Driscoll explains. Coughlin declines to respond to Roosevelt and a TV series delay shifts start time to 9 p m next Monday. Normal schedule listings follow for WEAF WJZ and WABC with programs from 6:15 p m onward.
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Associated Press
Eastern Standard
New York
Wormbs Chain
Mars
Hayden Planetarium
Earth
Press Wireless
Baldwin
Long Island
Dave Driscoll
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues
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Brazil
Matanuska Moves to Merit Based Employment Policy
In Palmer Alaska the Matanuska colony shifts toward self reliance under a merit based hiring plan as cooperation managers push to detach from government relief and operate as a business. About 400 settlers from 150 families hear L C Stock outline the policy while Alaska rural rehabilitation officials discuss transferring control to the cooperative.
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Alaska
Sam
Matanuska
L. C. Stock
Russ L. Sheely
Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corporation
Matanuska Colony
Senate awards medal to Admiral Yarnell for Asiatic fleet command
The Senate approved a distinguished service medal for Rear Admiral Harry Yarnell in recognition of his skill and devotion to duty as commander of the United States Asiatic fleet. The House has yet to act. Yarnell, retiring this summer, supervised protection of Americans and property in the Far East during the Sino-Japanese war.
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Washington
Senate
Harry &. Yarnell
House
Yarnell
Far East
Four-year-old in Austin sets fire and saves sister
In Austin Minnesota a 4 year old, Charles Beeman, started a blaze in his family's apartment with matches while his mother was away. He then carried his 24 year old sister Adalia to safety as most furnishings burned.
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Austin, Minn
Charles Beeman
Adalia
Shadow Converts Alternating Currents At Illinois Lab
University of Illinois scientist C. T. Knipp reveals a method to convert alternating current to direct current using a Crookes dark shadow in a vacuum tube. The device creates a pulsed flow in one direction and could simplify X ray tube design and other applications.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Urbana
Ill
University of Illinois
C. T. Knipp
Ilhelm Roentgen
Crookes
Prof
Knipp
Rectifier Tube Promises Simpler Power Conversion
The article notes a new rectifier tube from Dr Knipp that converts alternating current to direct current more simply. It explains the device heats the cathode with a separate circuit and eliminates the need for water cooling in some tube types.
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Dr. Knipp
Cemetery Kept as Park as Teens Use Grave Lawn for Golf
Casper police stopped two teenage youths from using Highland Cemetery lawn between gravestones as fairways and cups for putts in cans meant for flowers. The officer noted upkeep should focus on weeds and mowing, not replacing divots.
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Casper
Wyo
Highland Cemetery
Casper Police
Jack Bordeaux
Freighter and Liner Collide in Whangpoo River Incident
In Shanghai on July 19 the American liner President Coolidge and the Japanese freighter Nissan Maru collided in the Whangpoo river. The liner sustained bent plates along its side but no injuries were reported. Rear Admiral Thomas Charles Hart, aboard the President Coolidge, was en route from the United States to assume command of the US Asiatic Fleet next Tuesday.
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Shanghai
President Coolidge
Whangpoo River
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