Cuernavaca’s Charm Captured In Mexico Seminar Note
Washington reports Cuernavaca in Mexico will be featured in an upcoming National Geographic seminar. The piece details the city’s climate, terraces, springs, and historic sites from Cortez to Maximilian, noting its role as a former summer capital and its enduring beauty.
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Washington
D. C
Mexico
Mexico City
Cuernavaca
Montezuma
Cortez
Maxmillan
Charlotte
Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Mama A
Mexican
America
Americas
la Cima
Puente del Diablo
Jos de Guadalupita
Guadalupe
Cortez Palace
Morelos
Cathedral
Segovia
Hernando Cortez
Insife
Charles V
Spain
Traveling Telephone aids motorists locate pay phones
In Bellingham Washington Charles H. Kirby an electrical engineer devised the Traveling Telephone to help motorists find pay telephone stations at night. The device guides a driver toward a nearby station reducing search time and uncertainty on the road.
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Bellingham
Wash
Charles H. Kirby
Motorists Could Pay With a Car Phone Connection
A proposed device would fit in a car and connect to telephone lines via weather proof cord and plug. A coin slot would allow drivers to get a connection without leaving their vehicles, appealing to motorists shut out when stores are closed.
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Kirby
Curie Wears Red White and Blue Sailor Hat
Paris reports Mademoiselle Eve Curie daughter of the radium co discoverer wears a spring slouch brimmed sailor hat of white milan with red and navy stripes. The hat dips over the eyes and is trimmed with a navy ribbon band and two red buttons at the crown. She pairs it with a red blue and white striped silk crepe scarf.
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Paris
Mademoiselle Eve Curie
Milan
Mademoiselle Curie
Carmelites Exiled From Spain Study U S Government
Five young Carmelites exiled from Spain since the revolution study American government in Oklahoma City. The group includes Rev. Frs. Thomas Montrall Leopold Guercia and fledgling priests Heradius Popez Xavier Medrano and Florence Ferrando who have lived in the United States for over a year. They attend weekly classes on U S governmental workings in addition to theology and philosophy studies.
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Oklahoma City
Spain
America
Thomas Montrall
Leopold Guercia
Heradius Popez
Xavier Medrano
Florence Ferrando
Three-fourths of state stage musical contests era hero
Dr. Leon Sensabough of Oklahoma City University notes that three-fourths of U S states now run high school music contests. A Kansas State Teachers College survey at Emporia links the origin to Frank A Beach who started the idea in 1912 and later helped launch contests in many states. Beach has judged over 500 contests.
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Emporia
Kas
Union
Kansas State
Teachers College At
Empore
Frank A. Beach
Beach
Nest of Laughing Gulls Found in South Carolina
Charleston reports the laughing gulls long suspected to breed along the coast have been discovered nesting near the city. Ek Milby Burton director of the Charleston museum and a group of observers found a nest and watched the birds for several hours hoping the visit does not disturb the site.
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South Carolina
Charleston
D. C
Ek. Milby Burton
Charleston Museum
Burton
Silent entry and reverent music at ornithological event
Delegates are asked to enter and leave silently at a South Carolina event in East Northfield Massachusetts from July 18 to 28. Music will be chosen to induce reverence and the service will last exactly 30 minutes with no announcements.
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East Northfield
Mass
Worship Service Object Lesson At National Religious Ed Conference
New York report notes a daily chapel service will feature an object lesson on conducting worship during the national conference on religious education to be held at a specified venue. The piece highlights practical aims for church education leaders and attendees.
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New York
Conference On Religious Education
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Army & Navy Store
Army & Navy
New Clark Home
Princeton Ave
Carmelites
SUTY
U. S. Ways
Leon Sensabough
History and Government Department
Oklahoma City University
Toggery
Bill’s
Bluefield, W. VA
United States
Bond
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