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' BRAINIERD.: J • ec. 19c ' • •• ' .,' ' " · unitea ·~~ In ~ lengthy · h ay' on I 'U1· plying th e gJa.1 z1 ox;h~~~~~~n~<dO?'the stock market __ rokers and dP 1 to britlB e ch ges IHHltor Grounds ailed GE Pr ede t By Callinr • For ference On eat it tio ; R mede I ur • Under C idera 'o By PA INS Stair T0 L ~~ c e ~cesses �THE DAILY TRUUJ~-· Bll IUIGS Pl1BLI8JQNG fll ......-o,, ., .. \ SIJIIt>~Y, JULY :.S; t~ll3.~ ,, -~., ' ~ . 1111 DAILY ' Flying Pnnce to Hop Attimtk:· ~ .. MI0K1 ,7p&\ NJ:Wa'~""' I llPII!I'oU!lf ' :V Ia:. :' • ........copt Boluro{ay. LocotO<I oo "'"""' 8ecoh4 ll!ftl, ....,,OJ, o. Wl:len -oUI' frt•n41.end u. 1eu.era « nwu m&tt.er tor J'l'*llutkui tbeJ =~ln. all ~ alan thelr namea-ltJLho\llb Dot pe~QJ Lo be AMnmoua letters, however exeo-tltnt an:! ' In DO lllsl:ance Will be publlohed: ~t ) ~ ... 1:a Ulem .. ' ." '.y ' ' 'lfow eaw. keU b• kept t'fd /or Htlovin:g a,ftw t~ h4v• b6m tv.& fll' J ....uor ,, •' B.. IUN ol rettlnc re4 beeta ID Jim place. by oeloetlna thooe of a da<k- rod '.Oio~. The wblto beet a litkt J~de ot red OD tho ' 'I • ' ·. ·'.,, Ed.ttorlal !'or BW!Inaa Oftlce ud Ckeulatlaa Dept. CaU H3~& \ IIJ Jla1l Dt:Uftf'OII a, Canl!lll' .II Wect , , . . . .......... $ lS One Month •..• , • • • • . • • . .. , 'l'bree Kontl.s ..•.•..... , , . . . 1.00 l)ne Month . • . • . . • .00 Biz Mout.bs · • , • , • . . • • • • . . 2.00 i)ae Yeu . . . . . .. . . . . .. . 6.00 One Year . . • , . . , ••.• , . , • . . . t.OO pa. ' DAVEY AND AIMEE '117HILE A1mee Semple McPherson Hutton and her stage notonety see.kmg hul'!band, Davey, are craahmg the l;l~arlhneti and front pages of Amertcan dQ.ily newspapers, fllw mdeed, beheve e1ther of them have anything 1n mind e~~ept the g~thelmg of more pubhcity and more notoriety ;J:;_1t can ha1·dly be da:sl:!ed bv any such meritorious name/ ae t'ame. \ If ::~uch 1:s the case, Jt 1s ~t! rtain the pair Is being tJUc•' cellllful fo1 the names of both are befo1e the pubhc a jff~at deal smce the alleged baby incident and d1vorce proceedings. ¥ ... The mvre one thinks about the matter, the more iS iiJlpO&;Jble for htm, even charitable he may mean to be 1 give th1s pa1r one o1t of crodit s<! far as (}odliness. and a determmatwn to ncutally save souls for Chnstianity, is epncerned. They show more each day that they are pn· ,Ji,arily llltCI ested in the material, worldly things which gu so fa1 toward OIJJOYing life 1n a world!~ way. l" ' . 'J \ ~' ~------------------~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ' ; 0 ' tl /'' ~ ,, • I llow ~ "' <! 'fhls lat-est picture of Prin re N•ch~, la3 , brother of Ktn~ Carol of Rou· m\n•a $ows him at Pan~ v.bere he 1s tl&ld to be Pfannm~ a trl\n& .At.J,ab.f:ic fU«}lt. Nvte the royal crest p&mOOd ( Jn the plar;ie. Whtle several fd EUiopt'a roYW. son11 are p1lota nont- baa yet won fame m ilie ~i~an4!1!! ~ g = r.• '. tI' great known as t Milllom of school ~tn tne heavel, &rid have been denied the tight to a Job Others ha.ve come to i.hc pOJnt where the~· don't It Is all a natural r.ti\Ctlon, the t~Wt 16 tO be pls.ced whei'e rightfully belongs, we can only conclude t~t it J.s Lhe system that i6 out ot date. and not that the youUl of the country have deaenerated , Let me you tha~ Meigs County isr~t!thfiee ~oo~l~y~p~lacc work where leBS .!i J Beilllie Opas, •all dresMd up In n witK q,lon'd e hair adjusted in the' bet~t manner, 18 pictured in court in Chicago with her attorney, Thadeus Toudor, as the selectiOn of a Jury hegan to try her and three youths on charges of 'cons)mmg to klll her husband lor hiS msurance. ., 0 One Word ,·Led To Another a, ..V\bw 11 &uai"' Baer case •· Wol'R ' .' . I ' Either cra:anlzatton can ce'" eight years booktng PJ"'Oided It •1w1ns twice In "' row. . .But to 'Btalc.e trlumphl\nt party to an oCt~tte :;c-ason& might ":JC be.cl bustneAA l'he next. a$itatlon would be ror 111x~n tben ~lr~y ~tw,.o and !Inally the~;e would uc no &\(ite.tion at all We wou~d have either a Republican or s. Oemooratlc dyna8ty And defeated poiiUctans m.tght &et tn Wasbtngton IJl'OVIded they made " uocd marrlate. ' .•. V£RN.,~~v~. '{~~ Mr~ Delphia Rotmh, Euult·e Rlr~l rl R!ld daughtel Loretl.a, Ber~ha Rickard a.ud daughters na. Ernestine spent. T~~Y ::;q. ' Sara Rtchard Click and {tlend . fourl'f'fU term No matter which side wins It always ependB th~ first. )ear in pmver lnvesttpLinK the at spending a few wceka Hattie Reed , Ron.sh. and wltc are the arrival uf a nine Let:.& take the a~revlated \THE PRESIDENT'S SON Then the e;;;;- year Is occu. t'HE 1ccent actions of ElJiott, son of Pres1dent Roo~:~evelt, pled 1n performing stpnU~ for their 'J iu Jmmerlia~ely remarryang, fo11owmg his · release Rurc:eMOrs Lu ~e and rattle h1:s firlil wife and )he mother of h1s child, certainly The third year Is fairly well • · d I' h' chewed up with the scurryings abd not made add1taonal fr1cn s or t lB young man lfi fl3.pers ot ants before a rainstorm of hl;o; fathe1·'s popularity. t,ILtle crumbl are laid by Just In The rucl that all arrangements had been virtually completed fur another wedding long before the divorce from 1lis tlrst wtfe was accomplished, but shows the cause for the first mutch "going on the rocks." In spite o( the many aasertions of our so-called mod· \ "erniats who 1! their statements are read correctly, would much prefer tu hve 111 a state of free-lovo sort of extstence chomnng one's mates whenever an,d however the nOU~n shuuld strtke. tht8 natton of ours would be m much better moral, religious and practic~l condition 1f ou1 dl. ''urc~ laws we1·e suc h that a divorce could not be secured ~'f, I , at a moment's n9tice wh~uever the ur'w s t r1'k es. There are "ups and dowm~" in the lives of all whenf · over two or mote people gather together. Naturally when , t:.Vo decide to co-habit and go through hfe together., build· up a home and family, there w1ll be time• when the conditions w11l not appeal as betng ~o "rosy" and devotd of heu.rtbreaks. However, i£ everyone. every time one uf 1 thOtlc sttuat.tons arose, ran to an attorney and arranged for 'a divorce what a terrible hfe and country we would have Of enui'Be tlte <jivorce situation has been brought it.b,out. by just such helt!lr-okelter, brairile"" .types of peo· the auble~t of this sk!ltoh and the •ctor• and ac· ~~·~f;i·•• i1n t)le movie coloqlee and other~ who have been on by circumstanc~e in a wQrl~ly, 1\II!'IJCJal way to ~;t~·l'!~~~;~e: advs.ntalle than they ·have ir• th~ir ·~~re of 4 SI!JlSO ideas of what constitute d~&ellt and livinr. . · ' 'fhe trouble wltlt most of the people _epiJ&II~d in these ~'!1peramental divo,rces, ·~IIJmed up, •• tl\at t~e people 'P enJ&IIed have J11Pre money than sense. and Emil Ho!lma.n Tuesday night. w1th •theJr "'~,n~!n«>h•' ~s Ba.r11. Ri<:kard. a number from here have attending camp meeting the week. Bernard Ltev mg and dauof Heights spent the past at the home of h et fP.ther I I ~::~~~E~~~J~~~~~~~l~~~~~::~§'l =~ ;: ,. teD 7011 ' .I IC'Imfthlq you do ' rul{:p. urn LunetU. ['m deaperate 'mu than 70U Ia not ~~~~~mote at tbe end of a et.ndle Witb My lift ' " I W(lrth thl" tt.'1 either notbin'- or every... : I 1U7 co down to ruin. bUt 1 you witb me Still. I'm We are botll excited. 11! hour to think It over we •tart elawtnr tiaek l.n an hou1 ·~ul you•are WUUnif t0- 11dtke ~ EVER StOP ·THINK? 'Ins and A.nt!!lt;l ' . '" 1\Cf.s Of U.s predeteASOI'I tlt;re;.~;t;;j;ji;"~off~ f4i "'"' I coJntemi~latecl.)f9a,d '. lt is •a•d tht wa~r .... T' building, reforest4tion, public im· provementa, doe::s add one iotn to thr. needs which are naturally expected to occur 111 varwus lmes of business. 'fhey are ~Imply a means wher~by m1llions ot dollars may pc set in cn·culation, thereuy affording millions of our J!OO!Jle an opportumty to make pUrchases and start the ~ never "'nding cu·cle wh1ch 1s the difference btJtwecn bu::s~ Jnoss uctJV1ty and Rtagnatton. , In lhtl meantime, the natu1al replacements of tuels, eoal, oll~ and gas, of machutery , of food~tuffs and Ul fact of every 1i1dustry, will add to the businetlll activity begun through the public works program so that after a matter o£ a few month!!!, busmess should be gomg on "as usual." If the their color more read· water Ia neutral or To restore the briJ .. add. a amaJl amount 'to the beet1 after coolr.9f sene them with a vinepr tauce aa Huvard beeU. \ ' nrtaee. ·I~~";~• cookmc the beeta baa an 1 : reaetion the beeta wlll ......~ ' GOOD NEWS llli announcement that several m1lhon dollars worth of · rood work Is about to be started m Ohio w1th other federal atd projects, certainly is good n~ws and an omen 'of better times ahead, Durmg the past several weeks, thing" ha'e gradually taken a better turn and thousand• of me rl who have been Idle !or many months, have bet>n coiled 'back to their employment. , Nothinl( co~ld better IndiCate thot we are aetually at 1 last, headed for pros Per1ty after lookipg for it <~around the cotmer" for a matter of some three yeal:'l!l. 01 not the movement is permanent, natdrally must ,b• awaited as the various projects are gotten under w~ty. 1 That there is , reason to ~~lle\• e that the proJ!.er proved by"the ni~~·ner -in wllleh ~'f"lftWtllll1fo\7llll'tJ!ij"'• the "' t' • " to ~ ) OIIJ.t ....,ncl·cl... mallor !!opt. U, l?lt, •Ill!• ~~ Olllco at 01!10, UDGer tbe Act of Morell S, 16~. Plll!llait~ ~ ODCI : ' Public r'~=r: u 1!1 0 ' Jul:r 21, 1933 ,- �THE DAILY TRUUJ~-· Bll IUIGS Pl1BLI8JQNG fll ......-o,, ., .. \ SIJIIt>~Y, JULY :.S; t~ll3.~ ,, -~., ' ~ . 1111 DAILY ' Flying Pnnce to Hop Attimtk:· ~ .. MI0K1 ,7p&\ NJ:Wa'~""' I llPII!I'oU!lf ' :V Ia:. :' • ........copt Boluro{ay. LocotO<I oo "'"""' 8ecoh4 ll!ftl, ....,,OJ, o. Wl:len -oUI' frt•n41.end u. 1eu.era « nwu m&tt.er tor J'l'*llutkui tbeJ =~ln. all ~ alan thelr namea-ltJLho\llb Dot pe~QJ Lo be AMnmoua letters, however exeo-tltnt an:! ' In DO lllsl:ance Will be publlohed: ~t ) ~ ... 1:a Ulem .. ' ." '.y ' ' 'lfow eaw. keU b• kept t'fd /or Htlovin:g a,ftw t~ h4v• b6m tv.& fll' J ....uor ,, •' B.. IUN ol rettlnc re4 beeta ID Jim place. by oeloetlna thooe of a da<k- rod '.Oio~. The wblto beet a litkt J~de ot red OD tho ' 'I • ' ·. ·'.,, Ed.ttorlal !'or BW!Inaa Oftlce ud Ckeulatlaa Dept. CaU H3~& \ IIJ Jla1l Dt:Uftf'OII a, Canl!lll' .II Wect , , . . . .......... $ lS One Month •..• , • • • • . • • . .. , 'l'bree Kontl.s ..•.•..... , , . . . 1.00 l)ne Month . • . • . . • .00 Biz Mout.bs · • , • , • . . • • • • . . 2.00 i)ae Yeu . . . . . .. . . . . .. . 6.00 One Year . . • , . . , ••.• , . , • . . . t.OO pa. ' DAVEY AND AIMEE '117HILE A1mee Semple McPherson Hutton and her stage notonety see.kmg hul'!band, Davey, are craahmg the l;l~arlhneti and front pages of Amertcan dQ.ily newspapers, fllw mdeed, beheve e1ther of them have anything 1n mind e~~ept the g~thelmg of more pubhcity and more notoriety ;J:;_1t can ha1·dly be da:sl:!ed bv any such meritorious name/ ae t'ame. \ If ::~uch 1:s the case, Jt 1s ~t! rtain the pair Is being tJUc•' cellllful fo1 the names of both are befo1e the pubhc a jff~at deal smce the alleged baby incident and d1vorce proceedings. ¥ ... The mvre one thinks about the matter, the more iS iiJlpO&;Jble for htm, even charitable he may mean to be 1 give th1s pa1r one o1t of crodit s<! far as (}odliness. and a determmatwn to ncutally save souls for Chnstianity, is epncerned. They show more each day that they are pn· ,Ji,arily llltCI ested in the material, worldly things which gu so fa1 toward OIJJOYing life 1n a world!~ way. l" ' . 'J \ ~' ~------------------~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ' ; 0 ' tl /'' ~ ,, • I llow ~ "' <! 'fhls lat-est picture of Prin re N•ch~, la3 , brother of Ktn~ Carol of Rou· m\n•a $ows him at Pan~ v.bere he 1s tl&ld to be Pfannm~ a trl\n& .At.J,ab.f:ic fU«}lt. Nvte the royal crest p&mOOd ( Jn the plar;ie. Whtle several fd EUiopt'a roYW. son11 are p1lota nont- baa yet won fame m ilie ~i~an4!1!! ~ g = r.• '. tI' great known as t Milllom of school ~tn tne heavel, &rid have been denied the tight to a Job Others ha.ve come to i.hc pOJnt where the~· don't It Is all a natural r.ti\Ctlon, the t~Wt 16 tO be pls.ced whei'e rightfully belongs, we can only conclude t~t it J.s Lhe system that i6 out ot date. and not that the youUl of the country have deaenerated , Let me you tha~ Meigs County isr~t!thfiee ~oo~l~y~p~lacc work where leBS .!i J Beilllie Opas, •all dresMd up In n witK q,lon'd e hair adjusted in the' bet~t manner, 18 pictured in court in Chicago with her attorney, Thadeus Toudor, as the selectiOn of a Jury hegan to try her and three youths on charges of 'cons)mmg to klll her husband lor hiS msurance. ., 0 One Word ,·Led To Another a, ..V\bw 11 &uai"' Baer case •· Wol'R ' .' . I ' Either cra:anlzatton can ce'" eight years booktng PJ"'Oided It •1w1ns twice In "' row. . .But to 'Btalc.e trlumphl\nt party to an oCt~tte :;c-ason& might ":JC be.cl bustneAA l'he next. a$itatlon would be ror 111x~n tben ~lr~y ~tw,.o and !Inally the~;e would uc no &\(ite.tion at all We wou~d have either a Republican or s. Oemooratlc dyna8ty And defeated poiiUctans m.tght &et tn Wasbtngton IJl'OVIded they made " uocd marrlate. ' .•. V£RN.,~~v~. '{~~ Mr~ Delphia Rotmh, Euult·e Rlr~l rl R!ld daughtel Loretl.a, Ber~ha Rickard a.ud daughters na. Ernestine spent. T~~Y ::;q. ' Sara Rtchard Click and {tlend . fourl'f'fU term No matter which side wins It always ependB th~ first. )ear in pmver lnvesttpLinK the at spending a few wceka Hattie Reed , Ron.sh. and wltc are the arrival uf a nine Let:.& take the a~revlated \THE PRESIDENT'S SON Then the e;;;;- year Is occu. t'HE 1ccent actions of ElJiott, son of Pres1dent Roo~:~evelt, pled 1n performing stpnU~ for their 'J iu Jmmerlia~ely remarryang, fo11owmg his · release Rurc:eMOrs Lu ~e and rattle h1:s firlil wife and )he mother of h1s child, certainly The third year Is fairly well • · d I' h' chewed up with the scurryings abd not made add1taonal fr1cn s or t lB young man lfi fl3.pers ot ants before a rainstorm of hl;o; fathe1·'s popularity. t,ILtle crumbl are laid by Just In The rucl that all arrangements had been virtually completed fur another wedding long before the divorce from 1lis tlrst wtfe was accomplished, but shows the cause for the first mutch "going on the rocks." In spite o( the many aasertions of our so-called mod· \ "erniats who 1! their statements are read correctly, would much prefer tu hve 111 a state of free-lovo sort of extstence chomnng one's mates whenever an,d however the nOU~n shuuld strtke. tht8 natton of ours would be m much better moral, religious and practic~l condition 1f ou1 dl. ''urc~ laws we1·e suc h that a divorce could not be secured ~'f, I , at a moment's n9tice wh~uever the ur'w s t r1'k es. There are "ups and dowm~" in the lives of all whenf · over two or mote people gather together. Naturally when , t:.Vo decide to co-habit and go through hfe together., build· up a home and family, there w1ll be time• when the conditions w11l not appeal as betng ~o "rosy" and devotd of heu.rtbreaks. However, i£ everyone. every time one uf 1 thOtlc sttuat.tons arose, ran to an attorney and arranged for 'a divorce what a terrible hfe and country we would have Of enui'Be tlte <jivorce situation has been brought it.b,out. by just such helt!lr-okelter, brairile"" .types of peo· the auble~t of this sk!ltoh and the •ctor• and ac· ~~·~f;i·•• i1n t)le movie coloqlee and other~ who have been on by circumstanc~e in a wQrl~ly, 1\II!'IJCJal way to ~;t~·l'!~~~;~e: advs.ntalle than they ·have ir• th~ir ·~~re of 4 SI!JlSO ideas of what constitute d~&ellt and livinr. . · ' 'fhe trouble wltlt most of the people _epiJ&II~d in these ~'!1peramental divo,rces, ·~IIJmed up, •• tl\at t~e people 'P enJ&IIed have J11Pre money than sense. and Emil Ho!lma.n Tuesday night. w1th •theJr "'~,n~!n«>h•' ~s Ba.r11. Ri<:kard. a number from here have attending camp meeting the week. Bernard Ltev mg and dauof Heights spent the past at the home of h et fP.ther I I ~::~~~E~~~J~~~~~~~l~~~~~::~§'l =~ ;: ,. teD 7011 ' .I IC'Imfthlq you do ' rul{:p. urn LunetU. ['m deaperate 'mu than 70U Ia not ~~~~~mote at tbe end of a et.ndle Witb My lift ' " I W(lrth thl" tt.'1 either notbin'- or every... : I 1U7 co down to ruin. bUt 1 you witb me Still. I'm We are botll excited. 11! hour to think It over we •tart elawtnr tiaek l.n an hou1 ·~ul you•are WUUnif t0- 11dtke ~ EVER StOP ·THINK? 'Ins and A.nt!!lt;l ' . '" 1\Cf.s Of U.s predeteASOI'I tlt;re;.~;t;;j;ji;"~off~ f4i "'"' I coJntemi~latecl.)f9a,d '. lt is •a•d tht wa~r .... T' building, reforest4tion, public im· provementa, doe::s add one iotn to thr. needs which are naturally expected to occur 111 varwus lmes of business. 'fhey are ~Imply a means wher~by m1llions ot dollars may pc set in cn·culation, thereuy affording millions of our J!OO!Jle an opportumty to make pUrchases and start the ~ never "'nding cu·cle wh1ch 1s the difference btJtwecn bu::s~ Jnoss uctJV1ty and Rtagnatton. , In lhtl meantime, the natu1al replacements of tuels, eoal, oll~ and gas, of machutery , of food~tuffs and Ul fact of every 1i1dustry, will add to the businetlll activity begun through the public works program so that after a matter o£ a few month!!!, busmess should be gomg on "as usual." If the their color more read· water Ia neutral or To restore the briJ .. add. a amaJl amount 'to the beet1 after coolr.9f sene them with a vinepr tauce aa Huvard beeU. \ ' nrtaee. ·I~~";~• cookmc the beeta baa an 1 : reaetion the beeta wlll ......~ ' GOOD NEWS llli announcement that several m1lhon dollars worth of · rood work Is about to be started m Ohio w1th other federal atd projects, certainly is good n~ws and an omen 'of better times ahead, Durmg the past several weeks, thing" ha'e gradually taken a better turn and thousand• of me rl who have been Idle !or many months, have bet>n coiled 'back to their employment. , Nothinl( co~ld better IndiCate thot we are aetually at 1 last, headed for pros Per1ty after lookipg for it <~around the cotmer" for a matter of some three yeal:'l!l. 01 not the movement is permanent, natdrally must ,b• awaited as the various projects are gotten under w~ty. 1 That there is , reason to ~~lle\• e that the proJ!.er proved by"the ni~~·ner -in wllleh ~'f"lftWtllll1fo\7llll'tJ!ij"'• the "' t' • " to ~ ) OIIJ.t ....,ncl·cl... mallor !!opt. U, l?lt, •Ill!• ~~ Olllco at 01!10, UDGer tbe Act of Morell S, 16~. Plll!llait~ ~ ODCI : ' Public r'~=r: u 1!1 0 ' Jul:r 21, 1933 ,- �Ill "' h 3 <II Cllhl Fl 00 ltoon nc ed $1.00, ~U5 Pom I roof 0 0 <C&II , O&Ml!S IHN :30 p, COFF K u er BA sa IIOP ~na.re-,e~t. .. • wn URT IIOf lo ··\&! ~~"' . ''$! r~ R 0 0 0 I I ' I 0 0 I 0 "0 " 0 M Rl E :r 0 S •I 0 Stop 0 I 0 " I ? -- - ' " 1'\II..ER.! AB 5 0 5 I 78 9 2 ED ON 2 I \ 0 Shawn<oe 0 0 I 0 4 0 0 3 AI aho STE N, PUB ISHER OF THE P LAD PH S YS: "Th day i1 cr il u tr tiona t of flamb "Up to te nt eeaad " dve i1 a have a to them f the rr~at h y w lc e or you 'tertia' r d . ba1urdly t of inteUi- ' • �Ill "' h 3 <II Cllhl Fl 00 ltoon nc ed $1.00, ~U5 Pom I roof 0 0 <C&II , O&Ml!S IHN :30 p, COFF K u er BA sa IIOP ~na.re-,e~t. .. • wn URT IIOf lo ··\&! ~~"' . ''$! r~ R 0 0 0 I I ' I 0 0 I 0 "0 " 0 M Rl E :r 0 S •I 0 Stop 0 I 0 " I ? -- - ' " 1'\II..ER.! AB 5 0 5 I 78 9 2 ED ON 2 I \ 0 Shawn<oe 0 0 I 0 4 0 0 3 AI aho STE N, PUB ISHER OF THE P LAD PH S YS: "Th day i1 cr il u tr tiona t of flamb "Up to te nt eeaad " dve i1 a have a to them f the rr~at h y w lc e or you 'tertia' r d . ba1urdly t of inteUi- ' • �__.. ' Personals ' R£SUUS SEEN MU~Ol.IAi TAKES DE41>£RS' NOTICE' - ft 7ou I) ,the News Otllce of The DaOJ--- - - - - OVER MORE WO~ ' Tribnn~, call 2SO.L ; If the Buatneso :POM[fliY ·MIN ,.~·JM IS'iUilT S.uvaae ' , . OI)lee aolt ,or 202-R. '' uur "~ ~ ,, · ' LEASED s- Deed WEATHER FORECAST..!.. Ohlc>-Cioudy _ . . , In South portlon tonloht and Tufllday Cooler tonloht and 1n South port.lon 'rtJeMIB7 SERVICE. Deebire . --ouli PREDICTIONS Studios War On Strikers 4alina~To • Meip County "BEING MAU AS TO OF ERROR 8Y PROPOSAL IVO.aald Benefit All Financially /u Well A. Other Ways OHIO CROP fiEL ! -- Means Of Combattino • • W1ld Speculabon A re SOU& ht Loweat • ON ' RECORO Heat Rec9rdo ,Jo Many Places; (;qm Threatened • -- lk- I MfDDLEPORT- wouJ.d be reqoJirillB and nul- ~leporf mp Chester To Play Pomeroy Smiday GNtlllfli TO NJ Gime HT! AS SAFE-GUARD - -- Boston to Shedtac t.iew Brunswick In t h e takeoff 1 •' U>e 24 Italian "'"Ploue• on their Cheated 1•oauy caused a dPill voyage home ltalo Ba lbo commander """"al I -' o lobe ftotUla asAed foJ a recheck m weather repcrt.s along the north m u coast... 1 oeneral ;salbo had mtended to take 0 otr wfth his 8eet by A M (E _ Of Victo- While Almoot Within Their F' T' •nger EXHAUSTION -- ~~~~.:::~,:~~ ~ Sunday and Monday M•nt.cttmery, Pa.uette,~~~­ J~ PUker SesoiOD Called "Prelimi- l T~e~e .... ~ po88iblllty the w.e- l Of Miahap; Gao Tanka nary" By Secretary on might "' postpo<"d until toEmpty A. They Smaah ••orrow I I D Connec:tJCUt . Wll & ace The bl&l'k bearded leader ut t he I lin 1 magazines 80 Juha St~ Meal Wilson, $1 t• Ut' tach eahh 1t Ch at ' IIIIOR~OI'I'!f The i:om Smeltzer rnoa:t '·8h0fi: Dream to lli"..IDoe Donnally ,Sunday z"o P Pasture la.nd.ll .U>rnu,,hp~t, ore ltiodly dried up dn July 1 the copd1Uon or t.he corn -crop In Ohio Waa e$timated at 62 per cent, 16 ~ polnt.s below aver· Plf The Lrecaat of Production then !IJ~ Q:D 900 000 bushela The potato crop condltlon at that time W&s 56 per cent.-:--the lowest on record The productibn foreeaat 1a only 8 190000 bushels, while the ;;nm~pk>Y ftaure may be towered even more tecauae or the dr}' IPell Tobat~ production Is ~xpected bt COII6lderably lower than I!: berllbach Conipo.ny on \lobi! h '• M ~1 t't", Y6u Eve!" ·Stop To Thjnk? . "' I'~ itJ tney min~na: OWlled bl.l Ebcr sbacll properlte.s beCP.Uife CtmgiLllY had to.xeR on all lt.<t real and pet - Sf\UO.I ploperty and lt lllll]ll~nt 01 hlCk tht~r r• UL:«!fl were no at :tear's and suaar beets •re !1 0~ per cent-also. the lowtat on re>cora. lllO>V• ~ and eiJa .producU.on bfoeift red.uted are&tll' IU'I a result t1ili aeoordlnB to exP<ii:tl> Fruita t.nd truck yeplable~ u well ba.ve , beed serloU&ly damaged ~J (l001" c:t~P' are eU!rua.ted t 1111 Um Iil l{ t.he eutu e lltlgs.tlon on ] "OP~ rty Vh!Ch WOII thairH fhH C\Ull V L'l.X1lllol OlftCIOIR WElle try1ng -t. 1 t;Ollec t taxgs on HOmPthhiA: wh~~h. Ebert~bach Oompany did NOT have tn then· po&BeBiion tor atsveral after the ttme for which- the oftlclnl::; alleJOO ~xe11 were the money tmroJved in thE: ue MAY BELL BUR I By·Edaon R. Waite, Shawnee, Okla. I PAUL: F. JAEGER, EDITOR OF. DISPATCH SAYS: THG "• ., Qolumbua, o , July 24-INBea'le of 8.2 per cent beer and pad· mutuel betting on hot1e races.. may Oblo, Attorney General John W BRAJNERD (MINN.) ' ' Br1cker decland today In to directorat"Of ag•'lcultw nowalate be permitted county falre In Earl Haneteld I THAT never in the hiator111f merchandiaint cooperaflon and inter-dependence of con~umer, &Iiller and the mediuin by which theae 'wo do buoineao...:...the newlpaper-hae been at apparent as at 11retent. Economic fa,:.toro have b~llht betler plannlni of adve"'iting campaiana, better oelectipn of merchandioe by the cpmumer and better eenice by the newopaper; 111! of whidt hao rt'oulted in mutual benfit and inter-dependence of this civilization. ••; r}r.~ ~ l "' ... ;.~··" 1 The-pelftpaper holda the keyito tli\;' -'ina inane~ of m~an• llio~na. It offero a dual aervict.; the contumer bertefilt lly the merchant's election of the newspaper u a medium through which he can acquaint hie patrope of hia wareo. Throuwh thit united cooperation, a new mercbandiaine oyatem ir llevei'!Pinlt. It hae brouaht the newePf,per more etron1ly to the fore than e.ver. In fact, the newopaper has become the buyint "bible" elbilinatinll the old and prennial cuotom of l.areainina and barterina by profe..ional b~p.jn ~ivero. Mt tbat - AND, LIKEWISE, THE NEWSPAPER HAS BECOME THE ACCEPTED GUARANTEE OF QUALITY AND s.ElVICE IN ITS PRESENTATION OF THE PATRONS' NEEDS AND THE MERCHANTS' OFFERINGS. """'t ljD4 q11id. relief Ill a ,... ChevrOlet. Clll!!ll ~ tblo twilt .............t !-&· 8Dd • \>rilk, ........ broeie •II¥ ~ • u: bf DIJIIIc, You""' bUbed·m .,.,.:lnl·"""'l "*'· '..li.from bHd·,!'\~,'~<lil:fe ~ ~ ~ bl DO tiiR!o at ~-~ 'to: • : ~- .~,y-Aatd tbli ~ tiiM JN~IIW ~~IW oer~ti a ~me ~ ,l,ft 'j,p otbcl' lalr-prlc:l!j!' - . lt'o , :~ \1~, ., dJ*I '1'4. ;&!iat,JOU I ' FRIGHT BLAMED DEATH OF CHILD i~~~~~~~~§~~~i~~~~~~~~~~~~~i Post Resting On Flying Laurels ~"~= There'• 110 ,..atber '!!' 1 ~ the end circle the &~tXirt . turned on the pilot In puatng But on the Glsth -t:kt' beets may .ax qght ls n,ot a the count~ ill atcollect au~ bx~a I •I seriously dry apeD, :farm Other crops ilJ,\ou, tobAcco Eliza- or > CAUSE Jtahan force ordered hiS men l.o be r By PAUL C "\'A fEB sl FlOyd Bennett slrpon at 6 A M E.y JAMES L. KILGALLEN INS Staff Corre!pondent thl8 morning IJ'lS Stat! Correswndent Washington July 24-lNBfhere the 24 [rlants of the 11.1r 1 Bridgeport Conn July 24-INS l.k9ders representmg all main dl loaded w!th 1.250 gaUuus of gwo and Cheated of victory almost wlthm 1\lsJO 1s or Lhf' grain trade met Lo ~ 1 H. gallons cf oil ench were Lu ned !light of their aool Capt James A day with Sefretary ot A~erlculture and ready for the start of Lhe Molll110n and his wlte the fo1mrr Wallace t.o devise new safeguards hop Amy Johnson rrom hospital bed~ ~~~nlnst w1ld ~peculation In farm I Every plane Wa!l reported In lop I.Oday strove to hide Lhair dlsap Wh 11 ll 14. u u 1mmod 1ties 111 teh condition Every motor had polntment and grlet at the unsuc ~ le ~pee~ato~ Jll\lolped, Jl.l8rlon OpaA (allove The senotwne~ of the wn lr. PI Ice lken palnRtt\klngly checked every cesMul end ot their p rujt'ctPrl e 1 IISJ'ht). the hu~btmd Khe WR~ .lCCU:-Jed of con!!.plrlng tu kill sltun twn was reftecteU 119 the l ~tntt and INaet> was gone over tn 1Wales-New York non ~top fll!!"ht ' hl s m~:~urunce, s t rod e across t h e courtroom Ill Chu:ago l ,lf'aden; b dellbero.t d behl d 1 d j Lrsts or structural souudneM and and Look IL sm\1\ng • ,or tin' Ule jie&plane base was cleared Ior 1 It was a wan smile howe\I:"I 1 1" 11 c ose oors ywar- tere111rconscsd'" l 1 hft yng •c•.:'lltturday andkuwe dM rs.' BeBSie Opas •mmedaately after I1 t~bllshlng minimum prices In the ! the departure of the visiting alr~ An ••ue noted Brtls pan U h db •·· th • 1 ChlcagC) grai pit men plainly -aere suffering more from l~ case a een gwen w &JUry. n sp1te of th1s gesWallace ha~ before hpn a report ! ~skm to m&ke the first hop to heavy hearts than from sUght ture of affection, ~he jurQrB, out leSH than an hour pro or short a.nd 1ong sales exceeding Bhedlac wu made b~ Gen Balbo hurts received when their sen ..oh ~ ' m 000 bushels hi h sh ed I late last ntght in order to give the farer plane erashe~ In a swamp d ...,_ 0 pas ru 11•~ noqnce ~~o "' ..-... e must serve one to hve tlemendous bull an~ ~ar a:e~a- fiteu all the rest. possible before just out:aide the airport here ) ears m PflBOn . tloru at Chieago one operator tJiarttne on the danprous and exWrecldna" their hopes for oom - - --- _ --~ alone was long' by !3000.000 heuaUn1 ocean Jwnp 1 pletion ot the hop from Pendine to.~shels of com and several miiUon From Shed~e It was announced Wales to Floyd Bennett airport in Lushels ol small grain the squadron would proceed to J New York oratJ(ied at the Chicago board Sh<lLl Ra.rbor Newfoundland where I Misfortune which doned the J' or trades action In pes:gic&' final preparations tor the ocean 1ste~>J ot ~ young couple 11 ince ftrit ~ y minimum grain prtc.eB at la&t Jur.1p will be made 1 they planned the flight culmblaeerd Thursday s closing quotat.lona After Shoal Harbor goal or the tbe wreet of the Seatarer 1 ~ ' Wallace wa~ hopeful the chaotic squadron t: 111 be Valentia Ireland The tamed ftyma pair had COV· 1tlon ot San Francisco consisting ot I j.orlce situation could be straighten- for v..hlch Lhe Italians wm hop ered approxtmatetv. 3,190 miles Jlti large department. and other ed out on a permanent basl.ll The wltb the ftnt favorable weather ~ince JeaY1nf Pendlne sandB at 5 58 INS Staff COrl't'IJ)Ondent stores, report.OO: unanhnou~ agreehoard actlotl was taken wlht ad Prom Valentia the argosy wUI 1 A M I Saturday) Ull81ghted ror 8 Washington July m nt a 40-hour week Md 11lnlstrat1on approval head ror Orbetello It&ly home base 1uearly 30 hours they had 1'ougbi t~upport of the ProKrnm In oraln spokesmen were told tha.t or the !IQUadron and the point I unfavorable wlnda over the north unless the admiulstrat1on receives trom wbJch the m&Sf! fHKh t got un- Atlantic to reach the Ca.nadlan thP. tuUelllt IXlf!lllble JJupport 1n u.s der way July 1 after weeks of de- Maritime Provinces and head down cnmpalp1 to "t:ur::. speculative ex- la;ii because or bad weather and I the coast tt wiU hlliOl't. to the eatraor- !ltomla over the A1pa ~;::~~w~ ere the •uloiUp. panted at the fll)ee· 1 ~· 7RES TO SUPPORT TION PREP1\ JOB RTJNG PLAN "MADE. ON BROADWAY" ren ,ou counUeu. nftW W.. you houSe, Jt• room~ ani~ • rarden that JNDlfll!l IL 1PI lUll Call<o4, a$ 10:15 :JAdmiiuic>n Sc and 1Oc RobeJt Temporanly 1 Uoleu • Rai~ Givea R.,.. lief Soon, Yielila May ~ BRIN~S lEADERS 5' : ~u~:;~:..~·:r.~f :~y- l ~fTtn CROSSIN~ INfO CONFERENCE po~·:.,y~~ fiy~~:v,.~~~~.~~; :ATl~NTIC ICE AN D~ PilOt to btl A~· ed Reeeptioft Ia New , York Weclneoday , 7 -·, Five Indian Boys Burned :I'o Death w••H-.. oa llldl&n Reo~•tioft ;;l ~""!'d• ~ 5Wopr b_y Fire By LESLIE GOULD VAGRANT HELD AS MURDER SUSPECT New Yort, July 24-lNB--Tile 1stoot -tnartet today recovered from oollapee of the :ta.at week a• was reelllfted on Ule S-hour with t.he openlnC at' noon violent buJp at the 1a1ns rwmtna 1 to and a few i81J1eB up aa Ui points ~ 't'tle rt.se wa furt.her ioroed Uqulda~ tpipaf~ marefn .. -The were cut down weak ,.~,c~. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 23, 1933 berry evans hayman powell tracy wolfe