Six Great Events to Commemorate with Monuments
Chicago November 16 AP reports plans for heroic monuments to honor American history. Trustees propose busting a Fountain of Pine and a bronze group by Mestrovic on Michigan Avenue, featuring figures like Benjamin Franklin and the Dak Vesta era.
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State Commission Meeting At Storrs College
The organized commission on site near Ridgehield heads to Storrs College for a session. Officials Williams and Ridgehield are slated to lead discussions as part of the onsite assembly tomorrow.
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Smith Students Aid Officials In Obtaining Work
Smith College students assist officials in linking graduates to job openings. A senior committee coordinates with departments to place seniors in positions, facilitating campus employment and future career opportunities through faculty and personnel connections.
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Marie and King to visit Rome guests of Italian sovereigns
Rome report says Ferdinand and Queen Marie of Romania will visit Rome in January as guests of the Italian sovereigns per Giornale Italiano. The paper notes Ferdinand declined an invitation to Bucharest and references the Trajan mission led by the Duke of Spoleto and Gineva Kallogic.
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Scott the Hymn Composer Dies in Boston 64
The composer Scott, famed for hymns and preludes, died recently after service at Peter Bunt Brighim. Born in Newport, he studied as a boy and late in life shunned public appearance while his work included church anthems and sacred songs.
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Woman Held In Auto Theft Case Feared In Connection
Unclear text suggests a woman was held in an auto theft case possibly connected to national authorities. Mentions Hazel May Wheeler, Rosy Anderson, and a vehicle abandoned in Syracuse. Denver, Massachusetts, and New York references appear garbled.
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Palestine Cradle of Earth Seeks Discovery Says Scientist
A 1926 dispatch reports a scientist aged 70 seeking the cradle of earth in Palestine. The account details excavation claims, ancient civilization hints, and mentions expeditions led by Tim and Petrie with ties to the Telegram and North American Newspaper Alliance. The piece notes debates over early humans, artifacts, and the quest to prove monumental claims in the region.
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Oldest Andover Man Dies at 80 in Massachusetts
In Mallet Mass on November 16 AP reports Samuel A Spanink recounts the passing of the town's oldest alumnus from Phillips Academy Andover. The man, aged 80, died at home after a long life marked by family ties and community service.
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