Haiti Sees Tourism Boost From Airways Link
President Louis Borno tells United Press that inter American air traffic could make Haiti a Caribbean tourist hub. He cites the Buenos Aires seaplane arrival and plans to expand internal roads and external air connections to attract travelers and boost the economy.
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United Press
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Weail
Airways
Caribbean
Louis Borno
Port-au Prince Harbor
Buenos Aires
South America
New York-Rio Buenos Aires Line, Inc
Borno
France
Wellesley Girls Lead in Getting Harvard Mail
United Press report from Cambridge Mass notes Wellesley College girls receive more Harvard letters than peers at other girls schools. Harvard data shows about 60 letters daily to Wellesley, 30 to Smith, 20 to Vassar, 12 to Barnard, while Radcliffe misses the mail count yet attends dances.
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the United Press
Cambridge
Mass
Wellesley College
Harvard
Wellesley
Smith
Vassar
Mawr
Radcliffe
Reed College Students Prefer Comics to News
A United Press report from Portland shows Reed college students favor comics over national state or city news. Of 204 respondents, 56 chose comics first and 47 read the front page before the comics. The average student reads two papers daily and spends about 35.5 minutes daily on newspapers.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
Reed College
Chartered Gulf Paper Products Incorporators Form Company
Beaumont and Paris join in establishing a paper products firm with non par value shares. Incorporators include C B Sawyer W L Morgan D Co Procter Geo Wortham A E Crumley P R Bart in a city baking and paper industry context.
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Ccanecomer
Austin
Tear A
Chartered Gulf Paper Products
Beaumont
Incorporators
C. B. Sawyer
W. L. Morgan
D. Co. Procter
City Baking Co
Paris
Capital Stock
Geo. Wortham
A. E. Crumley
P. R. Bart
Bombay Installs American Bar
The American Bar in Bombay India draws booming business with milk shakes sundaes and cocktails. Europeans and native Indians alike flock to a theater soda fountain installed by an entrepreneur as the Commerce Department notes.
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United Press
Washington
Bombay
India
Bay
Commerce Tment
Man Pleads for Jail Time on Birthday
Roger McGuire, 78, homeless, asked City Judge Weiss in Buffalo to send him to jail for 30 days as a birthday present. The judge refused, citing crowded penitentiaries, and McGuire was fed and released.
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United Press
Buffalo
Roger McGuire
McGuire
Weiss
Franklin County Prosecutor Seeks Dismissal in Snook Case
John J. Chester Jr. filed a motion in the Ohio Supreme Court seeking dismissal of the petition in error filed by Dr. James H. Snook's counsel. Snook, a former Ohio State University professor, is under death sentence for the June 13 murder of Miss Theora K. Hix.
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Snook
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
John J. Chester, Jr
Franklin County
State Supreme Court
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora K. Hix
Fauble Bound Over on Six Extortion Charges
Arthur L. Fauble Shawnee wholesale merchant bound over for trial in district court on six counts of attempted extortion after a four day preliminary hearing before Judge J J Dutton in Tecumseh Oklahoma. He was released on bond of 1900 per charge. trial date not set.
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Tecumseh
Okla
Arthur L. Fauble
Shawnee
J. J. Dutton
Apples Stored in Victoria Cold Storage Reach 1 Million Bushels
In Victoria Australia a batch of one million bushels of apples has been placed in cold storage. The move marks a large inventory holding for the region's fruit trade as growers and distributors monitor supply.
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Victoria
Australia
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