Lindbergh builds mechanical heart and lungs for long science goal
New York June 21 The mechanical genius Col Charles A Lindbergh announced a new artificial heart and lung system at the Rockefeller Institute. In partnership with Dr Alexis Carrel the work aims to keep removed organs alive in glass chambers and to produce in vitro secretions of endocrine glands. Twenty six experiments have been done on kidneys spleen heart thyroid ovaries and suprarenal glands with only two infections.
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France objects to Anglo-German naval pact demands
Premier Laval told Capt. Eden France is dissatisfied with the navy accord allowing Germany a fleet 35 percent the size of Britain's. He reinforced the French note and raised questions about a general armaments pact, signaling readiness to pursue a general peace agreement.
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Mystery surrounds slaying of couple in Port Deposit
In Port Deposit Alabama on June 21 Mr and Mrs John E Norman were shot in the front yard after visiting at the home of Fen Arant local Alabama Power manager who had lapsed into silence as to motive. Arant was jailed in Montgomery County today with no warrant sworn. The Normans a druggist and his wife were described as prominent and close friends of the Arants.
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Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton Plans Romance Again
Los Angeles dispatch reports Sister Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton is planning another romance as whispers say Homer Rodeheaver, former singing master to Fran Glam, may be the husband. She would not confirm marriage plans after returning from a world tour.
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Labor Leaders to Offer Law Replacing NRA Codes
Organized labor advocates here will propose a new licensing law next week to regulate industry as a substitute for abandoned NRA codes. The American Federation of Labor and other groups joined in presenting the plan to Congress, pending Supreme Court confirmation.
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What They 4 Write To TACK
A letter to the Tack column seeks help for a widowed friend, asking the newspaper to intervene or publish notice. The brief plea requests guidance and support from the paper and readers in addressing the matter with the husband.
Floods sweep Texas with crests above 29 feet at Victoria
Lon Brown, 28, drowned or electrocuted after wading through rising waters. Three more missing after a small boat capsized near Fagle Lake. In Victoria the Guadalupe River crest hit 29 feet, flooding 40 blocks and 50 000 acres of bottom land. Wharton workers battle driftwood and a lodged tree endangering Highway 12 bridge as two new rehab houses break away upstream. Mail from Rosenberg being moved to Wharton.
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Congress Faces Fight Over Elimination Provision
In Washington a report cites President Roosevelt urged continued opposition to the elimination clause while seeking possible retention through conference with the Senate. Philip H. Gadsden chairs executives opposing the bill as a full regulatory act faces strong opposition amid a contentious power debate.
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Hines Predicts Texas Road Build Will Start in 30 Days
At a Washington banquet Texas Highway Commission Chairman Harry Hines said actual operations on a state wide road improvement program would begin within 30 days. He cited a cer tificate plan from the bureau of roads and a goal of a 100 million dollar scale up to 40 million for grade elimination and labor. He noted the national project could fund a large share of the work and detailed methods to shift workers onto the program.
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Divorces by Mail Asked To Be Ended
The American Bar Association asked the House Judiciary Committee to end mail order divorces in the country by barring campaigns that help individuals solicit divorce, citing concerns over prompt freedom and family stability.
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Holy Grail Said To Be Located
Officials at the Palestine Bible lands exhibition in London express optimism that an ancient chalice found near Antioch may be the Holy Grail. The chalice, dated to the period of the last supper, was found in a cave once used as a church, and a firm offer has been made for it to be sent to London for examination by the British Museum and other experts.
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Tragic airplane crash kills Keenan and injures bride
A monoplane piloted by Keenan with his bride-to-be aboard crashed near a wheat field after an air worthiness stop. Keenan died from a crushed head and internal injuries while Loving suffered multiple injuries. The craft had been grounded by a commerce inspector. relatives of the couple and missing family members search for kin.
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Devastating Tornado and Storm Hit Floyd County Farmlands
A central Floyd County storm system ripped through Crosby and nearby counties, wrecking wheat and cotton crops, destroying farm outbuildings, and killing two people near Caprock. Eleven injured as the twister crossed toward Bie Spring. Pleasant Hill school burned from lightning. Relief pleas to congress and Red Cross issued.
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Feud With NRA Seen As Near Washington
President moves to end two year feud between the Federal Trade Commission and NRA. Officials expect cooperative talks, with the FTC avoiding own codes and guiding industry codes. The plan would join NRA to the FTC under a single banner, possibly enlarging the commission to seven or nine members.
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Black Widow Spider Trapped In City Garage
J E Allison, oil man, trapped a black widow spider in a pint jar after finding its web in a garage. City chemist Jack Wyatt confirmed the specimen as Latrodectus maculates, the most poisonous spider in the United States, with a red hourglass marking on the abdomen. Sixteen spiders were involved, including twelve babies, with eggs smashed and the mother kept in a jar.
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Back yard garden features a low water use landscape
Mrs. Randal describes a watered garden with a preinstalled sprinkling system and a modest monthly water bill under twelve dollars. The open landscape surrounds a rock pond with dripping springs and a pond full of fantais shubunkins and other goldfish. Over fifty rose bushes and a profusion of flowers, shrubs, and ferns create a lush home garden showpiece.
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Kansas City Live Stock Market Report and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City livestock prices steady to higher with cattle, calves, vealers and cows showing gains. hogs steady. New Orleans cotton sentiment quiet with prices near prior close as July and October hold. Liverpool higher after dull session. Stocks mixed with large list of major firms moving in narrow ranges.
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Housewives Protest High Cost of Meat
Housewives at the Agriculture Department urged a nationwide boycott of butcher shops over meat prices. They report a buying strike expanding from New York to Boston Chicago St. Louis Cleveland and Patterson New Jersey. Leader Miss Rose Belson of New York cites pork chops at 45 cents a pound and beef steak at 50.
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Mood visits Amarillo from Lubbock en route to Fort Worth
Alex Mood, former Amarillo resident and assistant U S district attorney, arrives in Amarillo today from Lubbock where he appeared as a A& A prosecutor in federal court. He will proceed to Fort Worth tonight, his home since leaving Amarillo several years ago.
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