Ex-King Amanullah joins Europe’s exiled rulers
The report notes Amanullah of Afghanistan joining a quartet of former Eastern monarchs living in exile in Europe. It contrasts his planned quiet life as a farmer in Italy with the Sultan of Turkey in Switzerland, the Shah of Persia in Paris, and King Husain of Mecca in Cyprus, highlighting each ruler’s circumstances and longings.
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United Press
London
Europe
Amanullah
Afghanistan
Turkey
Persia
Husain
Mecca
Souriya
Italy
Sultan
Shah
Paris
Cyprus
House of Osman
Allah
Ahmed Shah
Six Chinese in Wedding Party Die in Crash
United Press reports a Sacramento collision killed six Chinese individuals including a bride and groom and four wedding party members. Gensing Pond of Pasadena and his bride Dorothy Ansrye perished in a fiery explosion. other victims were Harold Lew Rose Ah Tye Ella Lew Ora Chang from Stockton and Henry A. Kreutzer the second-car driver who was detained by police.
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United Press
Sacramento
Cal
Gensing Pond
Pasadena
Dorothy Ansrye
Harold Lew
Rose Ah Tye
Ella Lew
Stockton
Ora Chang
Henry A. Kreutzer
Boy, 6, dies in Abilene car crash crossing street
United Press report from Abilene Texas states six year old Jack Addison Gamble died after being struck by a car while crossing a street. His parents are Mr and Mrs M G Gamble of Pleasant Hill community.
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United Press
Abilene
Tex
Jack Addison Gamble
M. G. Gamble
Pleasant Hill
Franklin’s ambassadorial sword found in France relics exhibit
A long lost sword allegedly carried by Benjamin Franklin at English and French courts has been located. Curator M. Jean Girodie of the Blerancourt Museum reports the blade, bearing Franklin’s inscription, was found in the home of Honore Hecquet d’Orval, a descendant of P. J. G. Cabanis. The relic, welded from Sheffield steel with an ornate hilt, is exhibited at Galerie Jean Charpentier among Franco American Revolutionary relics.
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United Press
Paris
Benjamin Franklin
England
France
M. Jean Girodie
Blerancourt
Jean Charpentier
M. Honore Hecquet d'Orval
P. J. G. Cabanis
Richard
Cabanis
Continental Army
America
M. Girodie
Blerancourt Museum
Franklin
Louis XVI
St. James
Gabanis
Great Britain
United States of America
Fire destroys rail yard shed at Teague Texas
Fire in Teague Texas damaged the wooden car shed of the Trinity and Brazos Valley railroad along with 40 freight cars. The blaze started Saturday afternoon and caused about 75000 dollars in damage before control was achieved. Ten of the freight cars carried wheat.
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Teague
United Press
Tex
Trinity and Brazos Valley Railroad
Two Chinese Die In Clash With Russians Near Manchuli
Tokyo reported that two Chinese soldiers were killed in a clash with Russian outposts near Manchuli on Sunday morning. Many were wounded and secretly evacuated to hospitals.
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United Press
Tokio
Manchuki
Nippon Dempo
Manchuli
Family Feud Claims Two in North Carolina
A feud escalated on a mountain road near Marshall North Carolina as Landers and Stanton parties clashed. Arthur Stanton 86 and Albert King 36 died in gunfire while 12 year old Aw nes Stanton was wounded. Landers brothers and Stanton men were jailed. Local authorities and mountaineers cited long standing enmity.
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Family Feud
Worth Carolina
Associated Press
Marshall
N. C
Landers
Stanton
Albert King
Arthur Stanton
Wnes
Hubert
King
Arnold
Sampson Landers
Ares
Stantons
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