Feisal Says Lawrence May Lead Arab Policy Again
King Feisal of Iraq in London said Col. T. E. Lawrence could return to guiding Arab policy. Once a trusted ally of Feisal, Lawrence now lives as Aircraftman T E Shaw in India after drifting from the Arab independence drama. Feisal praised Lawrence's genius and friendship, and hoped for a future meeting.
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Riviera season opens early as tourists arrive
International News Service reports the Riviera begins its season sooner with hotels golf courses and casinos advertising openings while beaches promenade cafes and resorts fill with bathers and tourists. The region faces unpredictable weather and a lingering sense of summer.
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Adventurous Soldier Buries Self in Anonymity in India
A terse notice notes a young soldier choosing obscurity within a modest air contingent stationed in India. The fragment signals a personal retreat rather than a public ceremony, with few verifiable details about unit, rank, or fate.
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Visitors flock as climate and prices shape travel plans
The text notes a sunny November and December with concern over local water supplies in some towns. A new hotel de luxe named The Provencal opens overlooking the Square Frank J. Gould park. Prices are expected to stay near last season after hotel and merchant cuts, following the franc's dramatic fall.
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Hawk Battle Stuns London as Birds Clash Over City
In London on December 18 an extraordinary air duel drew crowds as a hawk fought a seagull and a lapwing above the city. Hundreds watched the dramatic encounter unfold over the rooftops and parks, thrilling locals with a rare aerial spectacle.
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Hawk kills gull after deadly fight over lapwing in Hyde Park
In Hyde Park a public spectacle ended with a hawk killing a gull after pouncing on a lapwing and tethered by onlookers. The crowd counted hundreds as the birds battled by the water with the gull briefly prevailing before the hawk delivered a fatal strike. Bulgaria, Rumania and China still prohibit radio broadcasting.
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