U S Vatican May Renew Relations
Reports from Pope Pius domains suggest a potential renewal of diplomatic ties between the United States and the Holy See. Observers note Vatican City’s distinct sovereignty since 1867 and its separate services as context for any resumption of official contact. President Wilson previously responded to Pope Benedict's peace message.
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Rural and Elementary Teachers Of Linn County Meet At Coe
Rural and elementary teachers of Linn County will attend a meeting at Coe College Saturday. Prof Ethel Ryan will discuss the Iowa plan for public school physical education and a new program in the graces. Thirty Coe women will demonstrate activities and the Festival of Folk Lore will be repeated.
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Professor Schawe to Teach German at Coe College
Professor Schawe formerly of Iowa Wesleyan College will hold a pro tem faculty post at Coe College in the second semester to teach German. The announcement notes W Perkins will dedicate time to his duties as student secretary.
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Great War question on anticipation and prevention
Quotations from H G Wells ponder why the Great War was not foreseen and stopped. The remark frames the failure to anticipate major conflict as a central mystery and moral critique.
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Two Chicago Public Enemies Sought As Slayers Of White
Police issued warrants for Murray Humphries and William O Donnell as the slayers of William White. Lena Paetz identified the pair from photos. Authorities search for the two suspected killers tied to Capone liquor and gambling interests and labor racketeering.
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Alexis and Barbara Reunited Aboard Liner To Peiping Visit
The article recounts Alexis and Barbara Hutton reuniting on a liner from Yokohama to go to Peiping for two months with plans possibly to return to Japan in April. It notes passport issues, a Cal fornia subpoena threat, and the couple’s public display of affection during the voyage. It also references a Harvard theory about emotions tied to bodily states.
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Questioned democracy and dictatorship trends in modern society
The text debates whether rising dictatorships signal democracy failure, arguing democracy survived in Holland France England and other nations while dictators held limited permanent power. It notes youth views on relationships are more sensible now.
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Dillinger Gangsters Caught at Tucson in Baggage Capers
Clark aiding in removing baggage from a burning hotel led to the capture of John Dillinger and his gang. Detectives traced luggage to a residence rented under a false name and closed in after four plainclothes officers surrounded the building. Makley and Dillinger were arrested at separate locations in Tucson, with Dillinger surrendering after recognizing officers.
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Habits Guide Promises Self-Improvement
Dr Albert Wiggam offers a 28 page booklet on forming and controlling habits. The pamphlet credits William James and outlines principles for creating good routines. Requests require a self addressed stamped return envelope and 10c to cover costs.
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Arnold Pyle Painting Accepted for Exhibit at PAFA
Cedar Rapids artist Arnold Pyle has had a painting of a train accepted for the 129th annual exhibit of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Pyle, affiliated with the Little Gallery, is collaborating with Grant Wood on the CWA murals in Town City and has shown works at the Increase Robinson Galleries in Chicago.
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Mary Mozier Sues Mozier for Reno Divorce
Mrs. Mary Mozier sister of Curtis Dall sues Albert W. Mozier in Reno claiming mental cruelty and incompatibility. They wed in New York City on October 16, 1923 and have two daughters, Mary Lee nine and Louise eight. Custody to Mrs Mozier. no property involved. decree expected Friday as Mozier arranging local attorney.
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Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Linn County
The undersigned was appointed and qualified on January 11, 1934 as Administratrix of the estate of Joseph Olson, deceased, Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid to the Administratrix and all claims filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk. B. G Engle Administratrix 3 Barngrover Attorney.
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Administratrix appointed for George W Koehler estate
Irma C Koehler named Administratrix in Linn County Iowa on January 25 1934. All debts must be paid to her and all claims must be filed with the Linn County Clerk through attorney Geo R Liddle.
Byrd Engineers Build Four-Mide Ice Road Near Pole
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s second Antarctic expedition builds a 15 foot wide ice road four and a half miles from the flagship Bay of Whales toward Little America. Fifteen dog teams haul sledges packed with boxes while three tractors carry more supplies and the plane Miss American Airways shuttles food to the forward stores.
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New Jersey Home Bombed in Morris County Incident
Explosion on Morristown road in Elizabeth wrecked part of Thomas Shill’s home and sent residents into the streets. His wife and 2 year old son escaped unharmed after being jolted from bed by the blast. Police say fragments indicate a home-made device and no motive is known.
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Nancy Page finds new canned onion soup appealing
Florence La oanke writes about Mrs. Page who tries a new canned onion soup after a grocery order. She finds it delicious and plans frequent purchases, sometimes adding consomme when reheating for serving.
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Savory Onion Soup With Toasted Bread and Parmesan
A home soup method recalls the Nancy Page recipe for onion soup. Sliced onions cook in butter, then simmer in water with salt. Toasted bread and croutons top the soup with Parmesan, baked briefly, served with extra cheese and bread. Copyright 1934. Parachute note references Bolivian air force equipment.
Insull Hints At Sudden Greek Departure Plans
Athens Greece Samuel Insull chartered a hydroplane and held it ready for a night flight to an unknown destination amid rumors he might depart before his January 31 expulsion. Officials said he could stay if health permits and a doctor supports a permit extension. otherwise Greece will expel him February 1.
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