Arctic Rescue Tale Captures Nation’s Attention
The Globe reflects on the Arctic Nobile expedition and rescue drama. It compares it to past dangers, noting the shared human impulse to aid stranded explorers, the faster radio shifts, and the hope that brotherhood will grow as understanding widens.
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Kentucky
The Queerest Nursery in the World
In this tale from Thornton Burgess a Tree Frog named Stickytoes debates what is queer. Scrapper the Kingbird explains a frog whose eggs hatch in his throat forming a living nursery. Stickytoes and Winsome Bluebird discuss Darwin's frog as Scrapper asserts the unusual breeding method.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Stickytoes
Scrapper the Kingbird
Big Stickytoes
Whooper
Tropics
Smiling Pool
Scrapper
Winsome
Bluebird
Scrapper the
Kingbird
Stickyon
Frog
T. W. Burgess
Mrs. Peter
End of a dream in the moonlit room
Jerry confronts Saxon Rhodes amid a web of memories and betrayals as she faces the end of their love. She recalls past passion, questions marriage, and contemplates breaking away before Sunday morning. Marta offers harsh wisdom on aging as Jerry awaits an impending confrontation.
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Saxon
Ora
Golden Nellie Spear
Tees
Jessie Reinach
Jerry King
Saxon Rhodes
Jerry
Marta
Kipling
Nellie Spears
Bert Rogers
Helen
Frontier Fame to Candy Use and City Sports
A dated column notes Nevada leads per capita candy consumption led by chocolate bars and lollipops with Montana close behind. It laments a tamed frontier and warns drivers to dim headlights to avoid fatal accidents. It also cites prohibition statistics from Boston and observes women’s interest in convention fashion.
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Department of Commerce
United States
Nevada
Montana
Women of Russia Turn to Paris For Styles
Moscow reports fashion influence from Paris models as magazines circulate and foreign journals reach readers. With scarce materials, women improvise spring outfits and silk stockings appear on streets, while young Communist girls maintain simple attire though some officials and actresses buy European clothes during travels abroad.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Paris
Amerikanka
Bodenheimer named director of Hebrew University Zoological Dept
Jerusalem June 25. Hebrew University appoints Dr F Bodenheimer as Director of the new Zoological Department. He and Dr Oscar Theodor led last year’s expedition seeking the Biblical manna origin. Their findings replace the tamarisk manna theory with a scale insect secretion from a tree exudate, forming a crystalline substance Arabs call celestial Manna.
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Jerusalem
Hebrew University
F. 8. Bodenheimer
Zoological Department
Sinai Desert
Bodenheimer
Oscar Theorder
Cyprus
Bodenheimer Theodor
Hunt 38 Foot Snake Near Missouri Town
Macon Missouri June 25 An expedition has been organized to search for a reported thirty eight foot snake seen by residents Clarence and Ten Mile township The monster is described as a mammoth black snake said to dwell in a swamp near Clarence G O Burst of Mulford Biological Laboratories Philadelphia leads the party Con gressman M A Romjue confirms the tale.
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Boston
Charlestown
Boston Post
Macon
Clarence
Ten Mile Township
G. O. Burst
Mulford Biological Laboratories
Philadelphia
M. A. Romjue
Cologne Delivers Free City Map to Tourists
Cologne introduces free maps for all motorists entering from the outskirts. Ten maps cover the ten main streets with hotels garages and public buildings marked. The reverse shows a simplified city map highlighting main streets for easy orientation.
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International
Cologne
Auto
Ohio Poultry Raisers Set 15 Day Excursion
Ohio poultry raisers will tour eastern states in July for 15 days to study how flocks are managed by growers in Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland and New York. The trip is organized by Ohio State University poultry specialists R E Cray and P B Zumbro and begins in Columbus on July 9.
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International Nova Service
Columbus
Ohio
R. E. Cray
P. B. Zumbro
Ohio State University
Mator
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
New York
Laughing Around the World With IRVIN 8 COBB
A 20th century tale of English financiers plotting to buy the New York Herald. A secret conference discussed a Mackey Bennett Cable bid with a terse price, revealing the bid details in minutes. The scheme collapsed when Bennett’s reply arrived within two hours clarifying the cost.
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Herald
America
New York Herald
Mackey-Bennett
Jressurer
Nine-Year-Old Collette Queulin a Paris Mannequin
Paris fashion centers employ child mannequins in shows for young girls. Collette Queulin, nine, models juvenile outfits at Mignapour's shop and rejects film offers. French couturières plan August protest over American models. Exchanges and tax exemptions between governments are under discussion to ease cross borders.
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Paris
France
French Couturieres
United States
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