Suspension of Tobacco Auctions Viewed Favorably
Virginia warehousemen viewed favoring suspensions of tobacco auction sales on North and South Carolina lines and the old belt markets in Virginia and North Carolina as British buyers withdrew from floors. Carolina markets halted sales for an indefinite period and old belt markets may reopen September 18 with limited leaf on floors. W S Holt of South Boston said suspensions would benefit farmers, businessmen and warehousemen.
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Richmond
Caroline
Virginia
North Carolina
Carolina
Southeastern
W. S. Holt
South Boston
Tracy- Arco baseball game takes foul turn in Minnesota
Irate spectator hurls an egg at the umpire after Tracy and Arco clash. Tracy infielder Ed Graham, though only a spectator, endures ten foul-ball hits and then helps stop the egg-throwing incident minutes later. The day ends with a disappointing performance for Tracy.
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Tracy, Minn
Ed Graham
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Graham
Tracy
Diplomats Endure Gruelling Trek Across Poland Frontiers
Foreign diplomats and their staffs trek 400 miles from Warsaw to a frontier village near the Russian border, sleeping in ditches, riding bicycles, and surviving air raids. Ambassador Biddle and staff improvise a bare embassy with hay mattresses and scarce water as danger and fatigue mount.
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Warsaw
Anthony J. D. Biddle, Jr
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Biddle
Peggy Thompson-Schulze
Mary Will
Harrison
Ohio river town ends street lights over 20 year franchise
Hickman Ohio River town with 2,400 residents faced a blackout when the local utilities company cut off all street lights on June 1, threatening to restore them only if a 20-year franchise is granted or city light bills are fully paid.
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Hickman
Ohio River
Filial gratitude debate raises parental duties and affection
Caroline Chatfield notes letters debate whether children owe parents for life and care. Mrs J B P argues parents provide love and education as duty and expect love in return, while some claim children owe gratitude despite unasked births. The column invites further reader views and promises confidential replies.
Physician Cleared in Death of Ard en Leavitt
A coroner's jury absolved Dr. Jerome Kaiser of blame for the death of five year old Arden Leavitt who was struck by the physician’s car last year after Kaiser treated him for bruises and a fracture. The boy had recovered before the fatal incident.
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Chicago
Jerome Kaiser
Arden Leavitt
Dr. Kaiser
Henry Ford Praises Newspapers as Daily Educators
Henry Ford declares newspapers the best educators arriving daily and staying up to date. He emphasizes their constant, up to the minute news value and broad public benefit.
War Prices Boost Crop Collateral Value and Government Loans
Officials report war price spikes have raised the value of crops pledged as collateral for farmer loans, potentially reducing the need for the full 119 million dollar appropriation. Cotton, wheat, corn, and other staples increased in value, with substantial loan stock adjustments and early repayments already noted.
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Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Taprooms Face Local Votes in Pennsylvania Cities
Voters in nearly 500 Pennsylvania communities will decide tomorrow if corner taprooms close or stay open. Dry interests from the Anti Saloon League and Women's Christian Temperance Union push for local option results, aiming to restrict retail beer or liquor in each political division. The state liquor system remains unaffected by these local measures.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Liquor Control Board
Nose Printing Planned For Dogs National Identification
Albany reports a plan for nationwide nose printing to curb dog thefts and dognaping. Richard Meaney, New York City delegate, will present the system at the American Humane Association meeting with help from the FBI.
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Albany
N. Y
American Humane Association
Richard Meaney
New York City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Truck Seek Information on Red International One Ton Vehicle
Officers in the city and Washington seek information about a red International one ton truck owned by John W. Hockman. It was reportedly sent to Washington last Friday with Horace Whitlock driving and carrying sales receipts from two days. Local police lack current information on the truck.
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John W. Hockman
Horace Whitlock
Washington
Hockman
Whitlock
Daily Crossword Puzzle
Large low near by couch creep clamor freight idolize border of beneath a garment offer. as a swine saying by Guido's scale born in work anger glazed editor a cook stove past branches a fixed look apparel to set again conju nction a rat fungus disease of rye three-toed sloth a quarrel Greek letter game played with chess men rekindled astound short for rhinoceros to eat greedily moldings with shaped profiles symbol for selenium exclamation of delight Answer to previous puzzle distributed by King Features Syndicate no.
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Guido
Quality Seal To Be Placed On State Products
Virginia announces a new quality seal program with blue and red labels for top and second grade foods. Eggs will be first tested for the seal in Richmond and Washington stores as state and federal authorities inspect and approve each item before labeling.
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Richmond
Virginia
Washington
Ry of Markets
Prom
Ficials
Denver Bull Fights Police On Broadway Stand Off
A small Denver bull escaped from a market truck on Broadway and charged three police cars as pedestrians watched from shop windows. Officers then lassoed the bull to end the confrontation.
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Denver
Broadway
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