Solar system born from colossal celestial collisions
John Millis of Cleveland, a retired army engineer, proposes a dualistic collision theory for the solar system. He describes two sun-like masses merging to form the sun and heat, with fragments forming planets and smaller bodies. The Earth accreted from smaller bodies and oceans, with volcanism and earthquakes driven by heat from impacts.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
John Millis
Cleveland
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Berlin mayor to revive city as tourist hub
Lord Mayor Gustav Boess leads Berlin’s push to restore pre war tourism by creating a municipal travel bureau to attract visitors and aid them with lodging visits and theater tickets. He proposed fair exhibition halls on the west end and a national sport forum while battling the interior minister to keep restaurants and dance halls open all night.
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Berlin
Gustav Boess
Mexico City clamps down on Yankee hobos this winter
A police order in Mexico City targets foreign vagabonds and orders deportation unless they prove engagement in honest work. The once-friendly city where travelers rested and begged for spare change may become inhospitable as cold winds drive migration south.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Mexico
Rio Grande
Mona Lisa theft thief dies near Varese
Interest in the Mona Lisa has surged after reports the thief who stole it years ago from the Louvre died near Varese Italy. Curious crowds gather as the painting sits heavily framed under thick glass drawing more attention than any other Louvre work.
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Associated Press
Paris
Leonardo de Vinci
Louvre
Varese
Italy
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