Wardensville Men Arrested for Hunting Violations
Game Warden Francis W. Pingley pursued two Wardensville men on Mountain, near Star, West Virginia. Harry Mann Gay and Grim were arrested in Hardy County for uncased gun in closed season and a squirrel possession charge, then fined $20 and $40 respectively. Federal warrants possibility noted.
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Francis W. Pins
Virginia
Aine
Grim
Ter
Harry Mann Gay
Wardensville
W. Va
Pingley
Mr. Grey
Gay
West Virginia
Mr. Pingley
West Virginia Highway Department
Warden Pingley
West Virnia
Hott
Hardy County
Ottis
Winds Shift Along Bay and Coast Forecast
The Associated Press reports strong north winds at Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras shifting to northeast. Chesapeake Bay north of the Potomac River expects moderate to fresh northerly winds over the next 24 hours.
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Associated Press
Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Panlogism in Philosophy Theory
Panlogism argues that thought is the ultimate reality and that the universe is entirely intelligible. The concept posits mind or reason as the basis of existence and knowledge, shaping metaphysical views and epistemic limits.
Italo-Ethiopian Peace Hopes Fade Amid War Stance
Paris reports dimming hopes for peace as Laval awaits Mussolini terms while Italy vows to press on in Africa. Rome officials deny British withdrawal demands and predict world-wide sanctions may fail. Maravigna greeted by Coptic clergy in Axum as Italian strategy remains military.
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Laval
Mussolini
Africa
Hailessie
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Ethiopia
Rome
League of Nations
Europe
Aksum
Sudan
Maravigna
Haile Selassie
Asmara
Eritrea
de Bono
Great Britain
England
Virginio Gayda
Giornale D'Italia
Republicans Open West Drive Against New Deal
Republican leaders gather in Chicago to map strategy as Western HQs for the Grass Roots group form with Harrison Spangler directing activities between the Alleghenies and the Pacific. Henry P. Fletcher George F. Getz Silas Strawn join in planning a party war chest while Herbert Hoover visits but says no talks. Mrs. Robert Lincoln Hoyal speaks before the Chicago women’s Republican Club launching a separate front.
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Chicago
West
The
National Committee
G. O.P
Loop
Harrison EB. Spangler
Iowa
Alleghenies
Pacific
Henry P. Fletcher
George F. Getz
Silas Strawn
Illinois Republican Citizens Organization
Herbert Hoover
Robert Lincoln Hoyal
Women's National Republican Club of
Bread price to rise by bakeries soon in trade circles
New York reports indicate a general advance in bread prices by baking companies soon. The move would follow increases of 1 to 2 cents already seen in Ohio and Pennsylvania, with higher flour and shortening costs cited as the main causes.
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New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lenawee Granges and Merchants Day fosters rural urban harmony
In Lenawee county Michigan Granges joined Adrian merchants and business groups for Granges and Merchants Day as part of the annual festival. Premiums and grand prizes showcased farm and household products while radio singing contests rewarded winners. The effort strengthens county cooperation and fuels community projects. Hog herd declines noted with 37,000,000 hogs on January 1 1935, about two thirds of 1928–32 averages, as policy aims to boost pork supply through feeding corn to hogs rather than hoarding.
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United States
Lenawee County
Michigan
Adrian
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
New York Statewide Singing Contests Crown Winners at Syracuse
The statewide singing contests culminated at the State Fair in Syracuse drawing a huge crowd and wide interest across New York. Local groups advanced through county rounds, with finals featuring soloists and ensembles. Songs must be pre 1900 and performed in period costumes, this year highlighting 62 differing entries.
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New York
Syracuse
Empire State
Grange Fire Insurance Expands in North Carolina
A new Grange underwriter in North Carolina reports six months of fire risk totaling about 300 000 with very low rates and a minimal loss record. The company mirrors mutual insurance successes seen across roughly half of the Orange states, some decades into operation.
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Grange Fire Insurance
North Carolina
Grange
Orange
Electrification Loans Promote Rural Farm Electric Service
The Rural Electrification Administration in Washington offers loans at 3 percent under conditions to bring electricity to farm homes. Farmers are advised to form or join non profit cooperative associations to secure electric service in their districts.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Great Victory for Grange Backing State Finance Plan
Granges in Pennsylvania celebrate a decisive victory at the polls as voters reject a proposed constitutional amendment. Opponents warned of radical changes and harm to the state's best interests, while the government rowed in behind security lines to avoid farmer mortgage needs.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Grange
Granges Host County Dramatic Festival for Youth
Southern Michigan Granges plan a dramatic festival at the county seat armory. Teams from across the county will present 25 to 40 minute one act non royalty plays with each Grange providing props. Admission helps cover expenses as musical numbers separate the acts.
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Michigan
Special train from Boston to Sacramento for Grange session
A special train from Boston carrying delegates will travel across the continent to Sacramento California for the National Grange session in November 1821. More than 5 000 Grange members are expected to attend making the convention the largest farm gathering west of the Mississippi.
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Boston
National Grange
Sacramento
California
Grange
Mississippi River
National Grange Radio Program Featured This Saturday
The next National Grange program for farmers airs Saturday from 12 30 to 1 30 Eastern on NBC stations The United States Army Band will perform and Miss Dorothy Seasar will appear as part of the broadcast highlighting timely farm topics.
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National Grange
National Broadcasting Company
United States Army Band
Dorothy’ Seesar
Roosevelt inspects Panama Canal and fortifications
President Roosevelt tours the Panama Canal inspecting fortifications and facilities. He sails aboard the U S S Houston with Panamanian President Harmodio Arias and his wife, attends a luncheon at Fort Clayton, and plans a motor trip to Madden Dam before returning to the United States. He may cruise the West Indies for fishing on the way home.
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Atlantic
Houston
United States
West Indies
Catoctin Recreational Area Planned in Washington MD
The Rural Resettlement Administration announced plans to purchase about 10 000 acres of mountain land in Washington and Frederick counties Maryland for a new recreational area. An allocation of 155 000 dollars funds development including artificial lakes campsites weekend cabins and playgrounds within a two hour drive of Baltimore and Washington. Over one million people live within 40 miles of the project.
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Rural Resettlement Administration
Frederick Counties
Maryland
W. W. Alexander
Catoctin
National Park Service
Baltimore
Frederick
Hagerstown
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