Washington to spend vast sums to beautify the city
Congress drives a national capital makeover with a $265 million to $200 million plan. Major projects include the Capitol grounds expansion, a 200 foot parkway to Mount Vernon, and demolition of several modern office blocks. Costs cited cover Arlington Memorial Bridge, Supreme Court site, Agriculture and Commerce buildings, and Internal Revenue among others.
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Peoria Declares War On Gambling Devices
Peoria Illinois authorities announce a crackdown on slot machines punch boards and other gambling devices used to attract school children Investigators found these devices near public schools with children patronizing them and numerous operators have been hauled into court on related charges.
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International News Service
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French experts to build aircraft weapon
Paris May 23 French ordnance experts prepare to answer the German disarmament thesis that planes should not be used in war. They strive to perfect an anti aircraft Seventy five that will surpass the American of that.
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International News Service
Paris
Caliber Improvement Highlighted by General Niessel
General Henri Niessel notes progress in land defense against aircraft and mentions a caliber improvement over the famed weapon used by France in the war. The study outlines advances in defense capabilities and the role of new weaponary in air strike mitigation.
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Britain Expected Beef Shortage Within Three Years
London May 22 beef trade experts warn of a coming shortage as Argentine cattle slumps lift prices. They predict Britain will rely on mutton as beef supplies fall, with 404000 fewer cattle slaughtered in Argentina last year and exports down 52 percent since 1924. Some importers doubt the danger, while others forecast Brazil and Uruguay boosting cattle to fill gaps. If beef consumption falls, weekend eating trends may imperil the Sunday roast.
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International News Service
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Humane helper orders police to shoot stray dogs
Carl Kunze, 72, a Chicago humane activist, called police on May 23 after he could not feed or manage stray dogs. He directed officers to euthanize 14 of the pets amid neighborly disputes and concerns.
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