Flower Battle Over Roosevelt Incident In Cannes
Paris reports say a clash sparked by John Roosevelt and Cannes mayor Pierre Nouveau attracted diplomatic pressure to prevent a wider incident. The incident involved a bouquet volley and ice water, with officials later downplaying the event and noting possible misidentifications.
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Paris
INS
Roosevelt
United States
Foreign Office
Mr. Roosevelt
William C. Bullitt
M. Nouveau
Nouveau
Amassador Bullitt
Enial
Washington
Cannes
Plan to Seek Lost World on Grand Canyon Temple
An expedition from the American Geographical Society and American Museum will attempt to scale Shiva Temple on a 7000 foot mesa in the Grand Canyon region in September. Walter Wood Jr and E Anthony will lead the party assisted by Morehead Patterson and a National Park contingent. The team plans to dig shallow steps, use ropes and ladders to reach the summit and determine if prehistoric remains or signs of engines exist on the inaccessible walls.
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Washington
INS
Grand Canyon
Ameriia
Colorado River
Shiva Temple
Great Plateau
Walter Wood, Jr
American Geographical Society
E. Anthony
Mamalogy
American Museum
Morehead Patterson
Newark
National Park
Woman dives into well to save child and later gives birth
Clinton Indiana AP report details Mrs Glenn McGow a 30 year old mother who leapt into an eight foot deep well to rescue her two year old daughter Mary Nell. She delivered a 642 pound son six hours later named Charles while her family and neighbors helped pull them from the water.
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Clinton
Ind
Glenn McGow
McGow
Mary Nell
Mary Nell Fall,” Mrs McGow
Dick McLeish
Charles
Domestic animal crossword clues and word list
A dense jumble of crossword style clues and scattered phrases covers animals, objects, and abstract terms. The text lists definitions, partial phrases, and stray entries including sea eagle, door rug, ventilating machine, and various verbs, adjectives, and nouns.
Kids Day Parade Opens Entries for Boys and Girls 16 Or Under
Chamber of Commerce invites children 16 and under to enter the Kid's Day parade on August 27 at 11 a.m. Prizes are awarded in multiple divisions including largest smallest funniest best decorated and more. Registrations must be received by Friday. An entry blank follows.
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Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Bureau
Chamber
Chamber Entries Due for Mail or In Person with Address
Name Address. Section you are entering Mail or bring this entry to the Chamber of Commerce. Entries close Friday August 20 at 5 p.m.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rioting as Dominion Tex Reopens Strikebound Mills
In Montreal police and 1600 workers faced strikers as Dominion Tex tried to reopen two of its strikebound mills. Five pickets were arrested and three policemen were injured in clashes with knives and bottles. Workers were escorted to the Colonial mill for transfer.
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Montreal
Que
Dominion Textile Company
Cote St. Paul
Colonial Mill
Bridge Passage to Canal Bank Near Colonial Plant
A fragment notes someone being driven over a bridge to a canal bank opposite the Colonial plant. Limited context leaves event and actors unclear.
Pass Measure For Crop Tax Refund
Washington report that the Senate approved a bill authorizing a total refund of 86 052 539 in taxes penalties and interest collected under the Bankhead cotton act Kerr tobacco act and potato act of 1935. The measure was sent to the House after the Supreme Court invalidated the AAA.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Feminine Admirers Mob Robert Taylor at New York Depot
Robert Taylor arrived at Grand Central Terminal to a crowd of about 500 ecstatic women, escorted by 12 railroad police. He signed autographs and posed for photos while quipping about a kiss claim and a reporter’s joke, maintaining his public image as he left Hollywood for the city.
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Robert Taylor
New York Depot
New York
INS
Grand Central Terminal
Hollywood
Taylor
Oklahoma City
Bob
Blore Ordered to Pay Alimony in Los Angeles Case
Eric Blore, noted film comedian, must pay his estranged wife Clara Mackin Blore $150 monthly alimony while lawsuits for separate maintenance and divorce proceed in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
INS
Eric Blore
Clara Mackin Blore
Thompson Photo Features Rev Carl Hesse in Cedar Rapids
The Rev. Carl Hesse of Eldora serves as vice-president of the Iowa District East of the Missouri Synod and as secretary of publicity for the board of directors. He attends the convention at Trinity Lutheran church in Cedar Rapids.
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Carl Hesse
Eldora
Iowa
Missouri Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
,Japs Charge Soviet Consulate Allowed Signal To Chinese
Tokyo reports the Japanese consulate in Shanghai accused the Russian consulate of permitting a lantern signal on its roof to guide Chinese gunners. The Comet dispatch noted signaling stopped the night after the complaint.
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TOKIO
Shanghai
Domej Dispatch
Pootung
Comet
Pickets Turn Tables On Police At Hat Works
In Belleville Ontario police detailing to guard pickets at Stetson Hat works were challenged as the protesters used harmonicas to sound God Save the King during rest breaks forcing officers to snap to attention for up to twenty minutes.
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Belleville
Ont
Stetson Hat Works
James G. Fall Dies After Lingering Illness
James G. Fall former Royal Laundry superintendent died at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born June 14 1879 in Mogadore Ohio he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1907 with a period in Akron 1929 to 1933. He is survived by his wife Etta Simmers sister Emma Richards and brother Warren Fall. Funeral set for 3 30 p m Saturday at Turner chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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James G. Fall
Royal Laundry
Thirty-sixth Street
Mr. Fall
Mogadore
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Akron
Etta Simmers
Emma Richards
Warren Fall
Four Killed When Train Strikes Car
PLAIN CITY O UP four persons were killed Thursday when a Pennsylvania railroad freight train struck an automobile at a downtown crossing here. The victims: Mrs Ralph Hubbard 21 and her nine months old baby Phyliss Collins 8 daughter of Ray Collins an unidentified woman
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Plain City, O
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ralph Hubbard
Phyliss Collins
Ray Collins
Angler Fish Uses Pole and Lures to Catch Prey
The angler fish wields a built in pole and lifelike lures to attract and catch other fish in its deep sea habitat.
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Eraces
Sea Eagle
Jana ‘Aga
America
France
Carter
Lutheran ‘District
Thompson
Rev
James G, Fall
Yage
Yager’s
Savings
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Patierne and Eelnrs
Hind & Harrison Hudson
Yager's
Matt
Bobby Breen
Wwe
Wes
Lucky Boy
Work Sox
Yaser
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