Saratoga Golf Club Secretary Ends Life
Saratoga Springs November 15 CAP Geonga Ik Cozzensy executive secretary of the McGregor Links shot himself in the head at the clubhouse on the Wilton road, inflicting a wound causing death tonight. He had been an official of the club since 1920 and earlier worked for the Albany bureau of the Associated Press.
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Argentina New York flight crashes over Peru
A Buenos Aires to New York flight carrying Georges Sarlotte and Mector Petrano crashed near Puno, Peru. Both occupants were injured, and wreckage was reported widespread. The incident was confirmed by officials through late advisory channels.
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French and Argentine aviators begin Pacific coast flight
From Buenos Aires on March 7, Sarlette, two Frenchmen, and Pelrang an Argentine, flew a Breguet aircraft with a 400 horsepower engine. They headed northwest toward the Pacific coast planning to follow it up toward the United States and Mexico, with local authorities told to render all possible aid.
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Work of Razing German Fortifications Held Up
Difficulties beset Allied experts in destroying German fortifications under Versailles terms. The Inter allied Control Commission ceased January 31 and Allied ambassadors in Berlin have protested, with settlement of issues in prospect.
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Single Wall Avert Disaster by Miner at Wise Mine
In Henryetta Oklahoma, nineteen miners trapped eight hours by flood in the Wise coal mine were saved when the gornay Wall failed to hold back rising water. A veteran miner descended the shaft through dark tunnels to guide the rescued to the surface after floodwaters pushed into the pits.
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Physical tests may be required to enter college
New Haven April 14 AP The day may come when a code governs the physical condition of applicants for Yale University entrance Dr W Anderson director of the Yale Gymnasium predicts a question on exams asking if applicants can pass bodily tests as important as psychological ones He finds more than 50 percent of American freshmen have physical defects that should have been remedied before college enrollment He notes that since the correction department was started half of treatments were for issues that should have been addressed earlier As college enrollments rise costs to remedy defects increase He urges physical tests for admission to colleges to qualify applicants.
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General Allen to Speak at Bridgeport Lunch Monday
Major General Henry T Aten will address the Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce on International Relations at the Stratfield hotel Monday. Allen, a veteran of West Point 1882, World War I commander roles, and author of The Rhineland Occupation, is expected to attract a record attendance.
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Hartford Woman Sues Heiress for Alienation
Mrs Mary McFadden Broderick, a Hartford telephone operator, sues Miss Ruth Chapman of Westbrook for 50000 alleging she alienated the plaintiff's husband, Clement H. Broderick, a Westbrook motorman. Deputy Sheriff Barnard attached Miles Chapman's assets after learning he had not reached legal age to inherit. Broderick to answer non support charge in Westbrook court.
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Explorer Returns to Marry New York Girl
New York April 15. African explorer Joseph Klein arrived from a jungle hunting trip aboard the Conte Bianco to wed Florence Tintera of Tapan. After the ceremony they will go to the Mufumbro Mountain area in the Belgian Congo. Klein, who has hunted gorillas, stated he refused to shoot Folas due to them being tongue men and noted his long study of the region alongside Carl Akeley.
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Knox Porpests Pate Washington April 15 Cap Charge Dropped
A charge of illegal possession of liquor against Philander Chase Knox was dropped today. Knox forfeited $25 but on a drunkenness charge for not appearing, he was arrested in his parked automobile in the business section.
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