Good meals to bring stop Chicago crime
Chicago restaurants claim good meals can curb crime and political sentiment. They argue meals influence behavior, citing porterhouse and lobster dishes as morale boosters. Walter L Gregory notes diners often skip quality, hindering efforts to feed and calm the public.
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Professor Maynard To Address Ministers
Prof Harrison A Maynard brother of John Maynard of Amarillo and a professor in the International College of Greece will discuss Russia and Turkey after studying conditions in both countries. He speaks at the Capitol hotel Monday night at 6 o'clock as the honor guest of the Ministerial alliance, per Dr Robert Allingham.
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Paris Workers Repaint the Eiffel Tower in Recurrent Cycle
In Paris workers continually repaint the Eiffel Tower. The process takes seven years and 66,000 pounds of paint for a single coat and begins anew after completion.
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Dog Judge To Hear Complaints Of Bites
Chicago officials establish a special Dog Judge in Municipal Court. Chief Justice Harry Olson appoints Judge Charles McKinley to handle all cases involving dog bites stolen dogs and other dog troubles in the city.
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Captain Wilkins Knighted by King in London
Australian aviator Captain George Wilkins, who recently flew solo across the Arctic from Alaska to Spitzbergen, was knighted by King George at Buckingham Palace amid the birthday honors list. The announcement appeared in the honors.
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Final Candidate Filing Day For Democratic Ticket
Saturday, June 16, is the final day for local political candidates to file for a place on the Democratic ticket. Grover Hill, chairman, says only those who file with the Democratic chairman will have their names printed on ballots.
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Ironized Yeast and Iron Weight Gain Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Ironized Yeast with iron claim to rapidly add pounds in three weeks. It promises filled hollows and renewed vitality, funds a full money back guarantee, and urges purchase via druggists or by mail from Ironized Yeast Co in Atlanta.
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Mussolini warns Jugoslavia over consulate attack
Premier Mussolini issued a fresh note to Yugoslavia demanding reparation for a new attack on the Italian consulate at Lebanico where Italian officials were stoned. The warning follows prior riots and protests in Yugoslavia over a treaty extending land rights to Italian citizens near the Adriatic coast.
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Premier apology from Jugoslav government to Italy
The Jugoslav government issued an apology to Italy for the disturbances and pledged full reparation for damages suffered by Italians.
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Vatican denies Pope Pius health fears report
The Vatican emphatically denied a Reuters AP report that Pope Pius was suffering a bad arteriosclerosis attack. A Vatican liaison stated the Pontiff enjoys perfect health and no illness concerns his entourage.
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Fisher Elected Director of Texas Securities Firm
A. Fisher was elected a director of the Texas corporation representing Fisher & Co Inc the securities company of Fisher brothers with large holdings in General Motors U S Steel Westinghouse Electric and Baldwin Locomotive Works A paved road now links Nice and Monte Carlo along the Mediterranean
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Poland Storms Cause Widespread Losses Across Regions
Violent storms across Poland on June 14 caused heavy damage. Lightning killed a woman and two children in Brudno while three children drowned in another affected area. Officials report extensive property destruction and peril for residents. Authorities warn of continuing adverse weather and urge caution.
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Fisher brothers acquire 200000 Texas Co. shares for 11.1M
In New York on June 14 the Fisher brothers of Detroit disclosed an application to list 200000 Texas company shares on the New York Stock Exchange. The stake totals 11.1 million dollars at 55.50 a share, highlighting a major investment move.
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Floods Carried Away Twelve Houses Near Otroko Village
Floodwaters swept away twelve houses as fires sparked by lightning near Otroko and Wiellethong Clareta. Large forest tracts burned along the Lithuanian border, destroying vast woodland and threatening settlements.
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