Betteshanger headmaster ranks American boys as physically superior
Howard Evans head master of Betteshanger school in Dover England said after a two weeks tour that American boys are physically superior to English peers. He added Italian boys show greater physical development than both English and American youths during the visit with nine students accompanying him to demonstrate body-building exercises.
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New York
Howard Evans
Betteshanger School
Dover
England
Evans
Italy
United States
Radio Schedule Highlights Wednesday into Thursday
A dense timetable lists NBC and regional programs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM on Wednesday and continuing Thursday morning and afternoon. It includes Arthur Chapman, baseball scores, club matinees, orchestras, dramas, and news, with frequent NBC and regional station references and a long roster of music and talk shows.
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Arthur Chapman
NBC
Sons of the West
Peer
Winslow of the Navy
Monitor
Warren Hart Orchestra
Imperial_ Singers
Pegay Anderson
Maverick Club
Uncle Ezra
Congressman Winthrow
John Amedio
Margaret Harris
Sports Review
Dey Kyser
Jack Motch
Horace Heidt
Sky Pilot
Malcolm Claire
Ee Schneider
Texans
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Artie Saunders
Larry Bradford
Walter Knight
James L. Gordon
Pinkney
Bert Castle
National Farm and Home Hour
Flying Dutchman
NBC Music Guild
Vic Fraser
Leonard
Eddie Rubsam
Ma Perkins
Vic and Sade
Guiding Light
General Federation Women's Clubs
Don Winslow
The
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Ed Drake
Dell Leonard
Lost Generation Found in National Census of Texas Unemployment
The National Unemployment Census shows a “Lost Generation” of workers aged 15 to 24 in Texas, with 30.3 percent of total unemployed aged 15 to 24 and over half under 34. Emergency workers aged 15 to 34 total 34.5 percent, with 18.4 percent between 24 and 44. About 149,624 reported total unemployment with 40,533 earning under $10 weekly. 53,000 had four or more dependents. White unemployment dominates at 82.1 percent, with 16.5 percent Black and 1.4 percent other races.
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Paul Timmons
Texas
WPA
CCC
NYA
Anthony Student Walkout Demands Principal Retention
Anthony Union High School students plan a sympathy strike tomorrow if principal L. W. Clark is not retained. Committee member Jack Edwards said about 95 percent will walk out, noting no communication from the school board since Monday’s order to replace Clark with Fred H. Lynn of Hillsboro, New Mexico.
LaGuardia Leaves for Oklahoma Day Celebration
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia departs New York by auto for Oklahoma City to attend Friday's Oklahoma Day in Guthrie. He and Mrs LaGuardia then travel to Wichita Falls Texas where he will speak before the West Texas Chamber of Commerce Tuesday.
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New York
U.P
F. M. LaGuardia
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Quakes in Central Anatolia Kill 300 in Turkey
Three hundred people died and 20 villages were leveled as violent earthquakes struck Central Anatolia. The quakes were felt in Ankara and nearby towns including Konia Kirsehir and Kayseri with feared higher casualties as counts proceed.
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Turkey
Anatolia
Konia
Kirsehir
Kayseri
Ancient Seed Grows Lotus in Chicago Museum
A lotus seed buried centuries in Manchuria sprouts in Chicago’s Field Museum under Dr. B E Dahlgren. More ancient seeds soak, with hopes for a public show of 200 to 500 year old red lotus blooms germinated here. Seeds survive by glassy coats, remaining living while Egypt germination myths fade.
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United States
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Port Arthur
Field Museum of Science and Industry
B. E. Dahlgren
Pyramids
Europe
University of Chicago
Department of Botany
Dahlgren
America
Asia
Hitler Celebrates 49th Birthday in Berlin Parade
Berlin April 20 Adolf Hitler marked his 49th birthday amid a mass parade to honor the absorption of Austria into the German Reich. About ten thousand troops from all branches of the new army lined Unter den Linden and saluted from a reviewing stand beside the war memorial as Austrian garrison units passed by.
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U.P
Adolf Hitler
Austria
Hitler
Unter den Linden
War Memorial
Linz
Steyr
Soviet Purge of Farmers Halted By Stalin Order
Moscow reports Stalin and Molotov ordered an end to mass expulsions of peasants from farms. The decree cites harm from purges carried out under the pretext of removing hostile elements and warns provincial officials they will be tried if expulsions continue.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of People's Commissars
Courthouse Records and Registrations Highlight Local Deeds
Local court records list warranty deeds among J F Nunn to H B Tharp for eight hundred and fifty dollars and L M Price to B E Foster for ten dollars. Vehicle registrations include Ford Truck and Chevrolet sedan. A marriage license is recorded for W Farley and Estelle Turner. Tennessee rail mileage and botanical notes about lotus germination are noted in the mixed text.
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Lakeview
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BE. R. Foster
OT. Holg
L. ©. Pope
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W. A. McCrean
B. M. Toler
Shamrock Oil & Gas Co
Reunion a Harvard Premiere of a Bad Play
New York apr 20 audiences at the Harvard Club premiere of Reunion show patience yet yawn and leave early. Critics mock the script by Norman H White Jr with a timid Ted Peckham and director Freeman Hammond delivering slow scenes and stilted accents amid shabby sets and decor.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
New York
Harvard
Broadway
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Mr. White
Ted Peckham
Mr. Peckham
White
Freeman Hammond
Hammond
John Edwards
Harvard Square
Reunions on Broadway Highlight Flaws in a Bad Play
A critic laments a failed Broadway production noting poor lighting and amateurish set design from George Pearson and others. He contrasts emotionless scenery with the director’s aim to evoke feeling, while acknowledging a remarkable audience despite a disappointing performance.
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George Pearson
Mr. White
Harvard Square
Rose Hahn Wins Silver County Scholarship Race
Rose Hahn a 13 year old girl born to Korean parents who came to the United States 14 years ago earned the Silver County scholarship. She achieved 339 points on the Kansas State Teachers College examinations used nationally to determine scholarship recipients.
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Silver Bow
Mont
U.P
Rose Hahn
United States
Silver County
Kansas State Teachers’ College
Waiting for the First Act Ends
A spectator recalls enduring a long performance while not being a Harvard man. In the lobby a management member pale with hope asks how it is going. the reply is simply fast.
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