Filipino Student at Coe Homesick for Wife and Baby
Filipino student Juan Aguas at Coe College studies English while homesick for his wife and 19 month old daughter. He came from Pampanga via Manila and Asia, admires American public schools and U S protectorate, and may stay another year if allowed. He is a pensionado and speaks warmly of his admiration for the United States.
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Juan Aguas
Mr. Aguas
Coe College
Floridblanca
Pampanaga
P. 1
Manila
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Victoria
B. C
Juan
University of the Philippines
Coe
U. S. Protectorate
Philippines
Harvard
University of
Uow
Bstudio
Rosario Seville
Patricia
Pensionado
Count Tolstoy Weds in Quiet Baltimore Marriage
Count Ilya Tolstoy grandson of the Russian novelist wed the former wife of author Donald Ogden Stewart in a quiet Baltimore hotel ceremony. The couple began their honeymoon Saturday following the small private wedding.
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Baltimore
Ilya Tolstoy
Donald Ogden Stewart
Unusual October Weather Among Mild Days and Warm Nights
A weather column notes unusually warm October days with minimal frost through midmonth. It cites historical records from Cedar Rapids including 89 and 88 degree highs in 1928, frosts late in October, and comparing nights of 1921 1922 and 1927, ending with a warning against overemphasizing figures.
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Joe Louis
Chambers-Inskeep Company
Mercury
Indian Creek
Cedar Rapids
Dies committee cites unnamed Nazi propaganda figure in US
Rep. J Parnell Thomas cites a prominent American posing as a patriot as the chief Nazi propaganda promoter in the United States. He refused to name the person but said the man poisons German Americans and has spread un American ideas for years for pay. Thomas also accused the New Deal of aiding communism, claiming its leaders ally with communist strategists.
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New York
J. Parnell Thomas
N. J
Dies
United States
Woman Undergoes Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair in Indianapolis
Mrs. Roy McKinney, 26, of Indianapolis, had an operation to correct a diaphragm tear that caused her stomach to collapse the left lung and sit upside down. Surgeons at City hospital performed the procedure Friday and expect her full recovery. The deformity, unknown for three years, was revealed by an X-ray during a unrelated exam.
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Indianapolis
City Hospital
Roy McKinney
World's Richest Chinese Laundryman Dies At 45
New Orleans reports Charlie Tung, 45, a Canton immigrant who built a vast laundry empire, died Friday night. Known for lavish parties for his son Edson and for aiding the Chinese war effort, his fortune was estimated well over $1 million. He opened a small shop in 1911 and expanded to a leading southern laundry chain.
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New Orleans
Charlie Tung
Canton
South
Tung
Edson
Japan
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