Duck Hospital Opens On Utah Refuge
In Bear River migratory bird refuge near Salt Lake City experts nurse thousands of ducks daily. The 64,000 acre site near Great Salt Lake was revived from a barren salt marsh after 1928 Congressional funding. Staff and CCC workers saved an estimated 65 to 70 percent of sick ducks this spring by medical care and rest.
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W. T. Wilson
Associated Press
CCC
Congress
Look Out The Ants Are Coming Booklet Coupon
Government bulletin urges every home to obtain the control and destruction booklet on house and lawn ants. It explains ant types with pictures and steps to take, and asks readers to mail a five cent coupon to cover handling and postage to the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington DC.
No Swing Tunes At the Roosevelts Wedding
New York June 1 a yeoman and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr will wed June 30 with music from the Presidents favorites but no swing songs. Dr Charles M Courboin will be the soloist at Christiana Hundred Delaware with Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding music. Deems Taylor assists with Through the Looking Glass and Bach pieces.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
R. Charles M. Courboin
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Christiana Hundred
Del
DuPont
Herusband
Mendelssohn
Deems Taylor
Tion
Eugene DuPont
Anchors Aweigh
Nation's Lawmakers On Capitol Hill Pulse of Tax Message
On Capitol Hill lawmakers receive the president's message on tax evasion as the Senate weighs routine business and the House debates relief appropriation. Yesterday the chamber was in recess.
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Ness
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Wake Up and Live Feud Takes Center Stage at Capitol
Capitel Thea tre hosts Twentieth Century Fox musical Wake Up and Live starring Walter Winchell Ben Bernie and Alice Faye. The film pitches a celebrated on screen feud and showcases song hits by Gordon and Reyel with Patsy Kelly Ned Sparks and Jack Haley in supporting roles.
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Capitol Theatre
Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
Alice Faye
Twentieth Century- Fox
Mr. Winchell
Bernie
Loulier
Patsy Kelly
Ned Sparks
Jack Haley
Gordon and
Reyel
Electrification Contract Awarded in Hardy County
The Hardy County Light and Power Association in Moorefield Pa awarded a construction contract to Hess and Barton of Pittsburgh to build 160 miles of power line serving 73 Hardy County customers. The low bid totaled $125,884 and includes materials and labor. Plans for a generating plant to supply wholesale power are under study by RBA.
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Hardy County Light
RBA
Baker’s Body Returned On A Liner
In Honolulu on May 31 George Fisher Baker 59 headed financier and head of the First National Bank of New York died from peritonitis complications during his first vacation in 30 years. His wife was present when he died and she will transport the body to San Francisco aboard the Matson liner Lurline sailing Saturday.
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Honolulu
George Fisher Baker
Viking
First National Bank of New York
Announcements Invitations At STAR JOB PRINT Money Saving Prices
Star Job Print advertises money saving prices on announcements and invitations. The notice highlights affordable rates for custom stationery, with emphasis on bulk discounts and quick turnaround for events and celebrations.
Highway Safety Talks At Grange In Middletown Va
Middletown Grange held a Friday meeting with E M Funk presiding. Talks on Highway Safety were given by Prof R A Wall while committees planned entertainment for the June 11 gathering with Virginia State Grange officers as guests at the high school auditorium. Ellen Brumback was elected delegate and Staige Brumback alternate to the national War Prevention Conference at Duke University.
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L. J. Taber
National Grange
James C. Farmer
R. A. Wall
Virginia State Grange
Frederick County
Mi Grange
Worth
Ellen Brumback
Staige Brumback
Duke University
Durham
N. C
Just this word to the candi dates Roanoke Times
A pithy Roanoke Times quip reflects on campaigns with the line Many are called or think they are but few are chosen. The remark tethers to election chatter and the enduring question of legitimacy in candidacy.
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Roanoke Times
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