Simple Home Economics: Emergency Shelf and Minimized Effort
A homemaking expert explains building a practical emergency shelf to maximize value with minimal effort. The guide lists canned foods, boxed staples, beverages, and sauces arranged for quick meals, plus prepared and semi prepared items to save time when minutes are precious.
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Memorial unveiled for Queen Alexandra in Marlborough House
King George unveiled a memorial to Queen Alexandra outside Marlborough House where she and Edward VII lived when he was Prince of Wales. The ceremony took place in London on June 8.
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London
King George
Queen Alexandra
Market Advances on Confidence Revival After Congress Action
The market here rose as dollars regained strength on June 8 following Congress passage of finance bills viewed as restoring confidence. Analysts say the measures support stability and investment outlook.
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Ameri Congress
Chinese telephone workers strike over automatic system
In Shanghai the Telephone Company workers in the International Settlement and French Concession went on strike today opposing the installation of an automatic switching system. The action led to the dismissal of hundreds of operators.
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Shanghai, Jurie
Shanghai
Real Sultanic Palaces Up for Auction in Istanbul
Associated Press reports Istanbul’s government will auction several imperial dwellings in decayed yet romantic condition. Also, minor exiled royalty may rent a mansion for as little as ten dollars monthly, while elsewhere in Stockholm a blind student earns a philosophy doctorate with his mother’s lifelong reading aid. In Rochester, Deputy Sheriff Emmerich reports seeing ghosts near a farmhouse as a boy and girl fled.
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Associated Press
Istanbul
Rochester
George
Emmerich
Emmrich
Tailors' Sign Prompted Thieves to Move Shop
In Johannesburg a tailoring firm posted a sign saying they are moving. Thieves who struck at night left little behind besides a single thimble, effectively speeding the move without compensation.
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Johannesburg
Battle in Manchuria Leaves Chinese Loyalists Routed
Tokyo reports a bitter battle in southern Fengtien province Manchuria. Chinese loyalists were dispersed with heavy losses while Japanese forces suffered two killed and five wounded in the engagement.
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Tokyo
Fengtien
Manchuria
Funeral services for Captain Edmund A Kryss
Arizona brief reports the funeral for Captain Edmund A Kryss held in Prescott with burial at Whipple Cemetery. Kryss, born in Australia, died last Sunday and served eight months with the Italian air force as a U.S. representative in World War I. He was awarded the Order of the Crown of Italy by King Victor Emmanuel for valor.
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Edmund A. Kryss
Whipple
Kryss
Australia
United States
Italy
Victor Emanuel
Prescott High set for 59 diplomas at commencement
Fifty nine Prescott High School graduates will receive diplomas at commencement in the school auditorium tomorrow night. Judge Fred W. Fickett of the Pima county Superior court will deliver the principal address. Ten yen Trengove, president of the school board, will present the diplomas.
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Prescott
Prescott High School
Fred W. Fickett
Pima, County Superior Court
Tenyen Trengove
Tucson Doctor Bascom F. Morris Dies of Pneumonia
Dr Bascom F Morris a prominent Tucson physician died yesterday from pneumonia after a four day illness Born in Crowley Louisiana in 1888 he came to Tucson in 1915 A Tulane and Vanderbilt graduate he was active in Masonic work and a member of the Elks the American Legion and Sigma Nu Surviving are his widow and three sisters Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Bascom F. Morris
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Morris
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Vandervilt
Gene Ross Leads In Rodeo Title Points
Salinas Calif June 8 Gene Ross of Sayer Oklahoma leads the race for the 1932 world championship cowboy title with 850 points. Peter Knight of Calgary and Johnnie Schneider of Livermore tie for second on 750. Other leaders include Hugh Bennett of Fort Thomas and Carl Arnold of Stanley tied in the standings.
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Gene Ross
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Okla
Ross
Peter Knight
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Alberta
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Livermore
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Ariz
Carl Arnold
Stanley
Steamer Teide Grounds Off Fernando Po Coast
The Spanish steamer Teide from Barcelona ran aground south of Fernando Po on the West African coast. Lloyds reports the ship in a dangerous position as boats depart the island to rescue about 800 passengers.
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London
Teide
Barcelona
Fernando Po
Africa
Lloyd’s
Hunt assigns aide to Yaqui Indian conference near Tempe
Governor George W. P. Hunt designates his secretary J. W. Strode to represent Arizona at a Yaqui Indians conference at Guadalupe village near Tempe on June 19. The choice follows a suggestion from I. L. McCaun of Flagstaff, deputy special officer of the U S Indian service.
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Phoenix
Ariz
George W. P. Hunt
J. W. Strode
Guadalupe Village
Tempe
I. L. McCaun
Flagstaff
United States Indian Service
Lose weight with daily salads and Best Foods Mayonnaise
Readers are urged to eat two salads daily with Best Foods Mayonnaise to slim down. Replace noon main dishes with salad and have a second salad at night in place of desserts for 30 days. Thousands of women are urged to buy Best Foods Mayonnaise at grocers.
Measures 0 Relief Receive Apmoval
Fragmentary item notes voting on measures related to relief and removal. Mentions 21 Republicans voting against the measure and continuation from prior page.
Democratic unemployment relief bill approved by Senate panel
The Senate Banking Committee backed a Democratic plan creating a 500 million dollar public works pond issue and boosting Reconstruction Finance Corporation borrowing by 1.5 billion for self liquidating construction. It rejected loans to private industries while Hoover supported the nonbond portion in principle. A separate 300 million dollar relief loans bill to states was approved by the committee.
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Senate Banking Committee
Reconstruction Corporation
Hoover
Senate
Jagner
Joe Boley May Join Cleveland Indians
Cleveland general manager Billy Evans announced that Joe Boley a former Philadelphia shortstop now a free agent may join the Indians for a tryout. The team had previously bought Boley from the Athletics but the sale was cancelled by Commissioner Landis.
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Joe Boley
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Billy Evans
Boley
Indians
Athletics
Landis
One ship passes Panama Canal amid decadelow traffic
Panama City reports only one vessel cleared the Panama Canal yesterday, the lowest traffic in ten years as relief measures and major bills continued to move. The Wagner bill loan provision was dropped for limited dividend housing corporations, while $49 million for agricultural exports remained in the Reconstruction Corporation program.
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Panama Canal
Reconstruction Corporation
Garner
House
Wood's Record Recognized as American Speed Mark
The American Power Boat Association reversed earlier denial and now recognizes Gar Wood's 111.712 mph speed record as an American standard. Wood had run the record in Florida under the Yachtsmen's Association of America, and the APBA cited his failure to apply for sanction as the reason for initial non recognition.
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American Power Boat Association
Gar Wood
Wood
Florida
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