Britain Plans Commission to Probe Munitions Dealings
Britain will form a royal commission to study arms manufacture and sales, focusing on licensing and state versus private control. The inquiry will avoid roots in Washington findings and will not compel examination of books or reveal trade secrets.
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Milton Bronner
NEA Service
London
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
King George
America
England
House of Commons
British Commission
Britain
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
Barnes
Birmingham
Gets Huge Mill For 100 Offer
Lawrence mass report on the sale of the former Prospect mill of the American Woolen Co. The 69000 square feet plant drew a lone bidder Ernest E Currier of Ipswich who offered 100 dollars and bought the mill to sell off in parts. Taxes amount to 6000 dollars yearly.
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Lawrence
Mass
Prospect
American Woolen Company
Ernest E. Currier
Ipswich
Wild Ride on Deer Back in Summerland
Cecil Cope, while hunting near Fishlake, shot a six point buck that bolted with him clinging to its horns. The deer raced off and Cope killed it with his knife, performing a Tarzan style finish, in an unintentional, spontaneous incident.
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Summerland
B. C
Ins
Cecil Cope
Fishlake
Cope
Harvard’s Slichter Says Recovery Act Delays Recovery
In Cincinnati Harvard economist Sumner H. Slichter condemns the national recovery act saying it raises wage rates and will delay recovery by at least a year. He notes the law is needed only to pave the way for profits before recovery. In Galion Ohio Ed A Simon 68 recalls Warren G Harding as a cornet player and band leader who enjoyed square dances.
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Cincinnati
Sumner H. Slichter
Harvard University
Foreign Policy Association
Slichter
Harding
Galion
Ohio
Ed A. Simon
Warren G. Harding
Warren
Caledonia
Tiffin
Simon
Youthful King of Jugoslavia Lonely in Palatial Home
Belgrade reports that 11 year old King Peter II lives in a marble palace with a vast realm, but mourns his murdered father and a life of study, regency tutors, and separation from England schooling. He longs for companionship and normal play with peers his age.
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Jugoslavia
King Peter II
Belgrade
Peter II
Belgium
Holland
Hungary
Bulgaria
England
King Peter of Roumania Aims For Normal Childhood Despite Guard Attention
Royal heir King Peter II rises at 7 15 enjoys American breakfast then walks or rides with a tutor. Guards swarm after him to prevent a repeat of his fathers assassination. He spends afternoons on play and study and loves mechanical work and wireless. His English is aided by Serbian exposure.
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Peter
King
Repairing War's Damages At Last
Belgrade reports that 16 years after the war three Balkan nations move to rebuild bridges once destroyed. Roumania and the Soviet Union agree to restore the bridgeless frontier along the Dniester while Jugoslavija and Roumanian ministers discuss Danube bridge work from Prahovo to Qorsovo to shorten travel time. Bulgarian and Roumanian officials also plan a Danube bridge to connect their countries.
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Belgrade
INS
Balkan
Roumania
Dniester
Juraj Demetrovic
Jugoslav
Danube
Prahovo
Qorsovo
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