Mussolini declares vast army ready amid Ethiopian crisis
Premier Mussolini announced Italy can mobilize a hundred million under arms and warned Nazi Germany against interference as European powers foresee German Italian tensions. Troops depart for Italian Somaliland while Leonardo Da Vinci sails east with 110 officers and 1,200 troops. Sir John Simon warns Italy remains bound by treaty over Ethiopia's territorial rights.
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Wins Prize in Rushmore Competition
John Edward Bradley of Altadena California wins the prize for the inscription to be placed on the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The Black Hilla monument to four presidents will be completed in 1987 and Borglum has finalized Washington while Jefferson’s likeness was finished. Congress may appropriate 245000 of the 250000 authorized with private donors totaling 143000 so far.
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Workers Thrust Motor Traffic Tube Toward Manhattan
Scene 40 feet below the Hudson and 170 feet from Weehawken shore shows 8 enginetrava sand hogs working under 12 pounds of air pressure to advance a large tunnel toward New York. The project aims to ease intercity traffic, noting New York City registrations in 1933 of over 43,000 cars and 105,000 trucks and 27,801 taxis and buses as context.
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Cleveland Doctor Performs World First Angina Relief Operation
Lake side hospital in Cleveland reports the first operation in history to relieve angina pectoris. Dr. Claude Beck conducted the surgery gaining national acclaim, though some dispute credit with a 1920 report by Dr. Jonnesco in France.
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Sudden Wealth Brings Tragedy For Frank Grigoris
Frank Grigoris a 67 year old sandwich man who returned 42000 in securities found in a wallet is taken to a New York hospital. Doctors attribute his mental collapse to wealth and excitement from sudden fame and gifts he received. He later died during a public scene at a Bowery hotel as doctors warn against excessive stimulation.
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Reading by Radio Microwave Facsimile Transmission
RCA reports a future possibility of transmitting entire pages of copy by radio called microwave facsimile. An experimental circuit will connect New York and Philadelphia this year. Ultra short waves travel only short distances, so relay stations will be used to relay signals.
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Diet and the body surface as health defense
The article argues diet shapes health by supporting the body's surface coverings. It explains skin and mucous membranes disinfect themselves, the digestion and respiratory linings protect against germs, and urges balanced meals with meat, vegetables, and vitamins. It notes starch overconsumption linked to colds and recommends soups vegetables fruit juices.
Primitive cures sold in Toxya chemists shops
Odd remedies include toasted hawk monkey's head defect newts and baked sparrow still available at chemists shops in Toxya though now questioned by authorities.
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