Big Air Tour to Start June Twenty Seventh
Detroit reporters note the third national air tour will launch June 27 with forty aerial voyagers. The event, sanctioned by the National Aeronautic Association and Detroit boards, offers substantial cash prizes and the Ford Stout trophy. Stops include Cleveland Geneva Schenectady Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Indianapolis Memphis Pine Bluff Dallas Wichita Chicago Grand Rapids Lansing and more. Cities pay $1,000 guarantees and locals cover remaining costs.
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Wild Men Rule Reichstag Says Berlin Dispatch
Berlin reports four so called wild men of the reichstag led by General Erich Ludendorff. They belong to no faction and arise from disputes with their parties. Also named are Hermann Lange Hegermann and Dr Arthur Rosenberg, both departing members from their original parties.
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Lindbergh Lids Spark Paris Hat Fashion
In Paris on June 19 crowds showcase Lindbergh inspired hats honoring Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh. Aviator helmets influence a range of prize hats from exclusive shops called TransAtlastic Toques, with Lindbergh Lids offered as affordable headpieces.
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German theatres bar hostile films ultimatum to foreign producers
Berlin June 19 The Association of German Distributors issues an ultimatum to foreign producing companies to remove anti German films or risk ending business with German cinemas The move follows urging by the German foreign office and targets producers deemed hostile to any nation The number of members exceeds 1500 with the pressure aiming to curb anti German material in foreign films
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Paris Girls Taught How to Keep House
Paris reports a new public schools program teaching girls housekeeping in a regular course three times a week. The initiative, begun in a poorer Paris district, covers dusting scrubbing polishing washing ironing and cooking plus shopping for supplies. Boys gain a simpler bath related program with fourteen shoppers assigned to manage supplies for each district school.
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