Britain's Bold Defi to Germany
London March 18 Winston Spencer Churchill first lord of the admiralty today introduced the naval estimates for the coming year in the House of Commons. The appropriations called for 220 427 000 dollars, down 1 535 000 from last year. He promised to adjust British naval construction to match Germany's programme and said he regretted naming Germany directly.
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Churchill outlines naval parity plan against Germany
The first lord argues Britain must maintain superiority via a 60 percent dreadnought gap, expects four to five year build rates, and warns that German increases trigger proportional British responses. He touts submarines and small light armored cruisers as cost effective upgrades for the Royal Navy.
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Lobster Fishermen Drown In Race Off Eastport Maine
Walter Trecartin 28 and Beverly Guptil 32 of Grand Manan New Brunswick were drowned when their small boat capsized while lobster fishing near the Muir Ledges. The bodies were found after a rival motor boat returned to the scene and the wreckage washed ashore.
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Brooks Reconsiders Oklahoma State University Presidency
Superintendent of Schools Stratton reports Brooks has not decided on the offer to become president of Oklahoma State University at Norman. Brooks just returned from Oklahoma after discussions with the Boston school committee and plans to confer further before finalizing. The university currently lists about 1000 students and a strong faculty.
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Grace Hutchins Sails to China as Missionary Teacher
Grace Hutchins of 166 Beacon Street, a Vincent Club member and Bryn Mawr graduate, sails for China to teach at the Episcopal school of St. Hilda. She has long pursued missionary work and led Bible study as a Bryn Mawr student. The move coincides with Christian ties to China’s leadership.
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Funeral services for ex governor Hill in Augusta
The body of former Governor Hill arrived by special train from Boston at 2 10 this afternoon escorted by family and attendants. The funeral is set for 2 45 Tuesday with a family request for no flowers.
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