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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1925

Page

3

Star S Doradus Dimmer Than Sun, Harvard Finds

Harvard astronomers report the star S Doradus, in the Large Magellanic Cloud near Dorade, is the brightest yet known and vastly more luminous than the sun. Director Harlow Shapley notes its astonishing mass loss and status as a super giant variable, with measurements dating to 1924.

Cambridge Mase Theaun Harvard University Observatory Harlow Shapley Rover Rample Blue Devil Perea Orly Mtarvard Doradus Ises Warvard Observatory Shanley Shipley Dordus Andrealn. Corsall Magellan

Local boy wins debate honors in state contest

Hernard Sclove representing Charleston high school took first in the debating division at the state oratorical contest held Saturday night in Morgantown under the auspices of the University of West Virginia. Miss Leah Squires and Sutian high school won first in the essay contest. Other winners included Calder Kemper Parkersburg high school first in extemporaneous speaking and Harvey Rice Princeton high school first in stations.

Hernard Sclove Charleston High School Morgantown University of West Viretpia Leah Squires Et Sutian Calder Kemper Parkersburg High School Harvey Rice Princeton High School

Hawaii Citizens Ready to Support Island Defenses in War

The article discusses Hawaii's strategic role in Pacific defense, stressing Honolulu as a key port for trans Pacific trade and military maneuvers. It notes heavy reliance on local manpower, including about 1 600 national guardsmen and 800 reservists, with citizen soldiers preparing to defend the islands if war comes.

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Strategic defense plan outlines island base for fleet

The document describes a coastal operation to establish a secure island base for a fleet, with anchored defenses, mobile support, and a focus on maintaining control of key islands from Atasie to Danaan. Emphasizes protecting Hawai ian channels and Laydiovan routes as vital to overall strategy and cites General J. McSenalipid's earlier actions.

Danaan Atari Starber

Marriages Fail to Fill Cradles in 1923 England and Wales

The article notes a continuing birth-rate decline in England and Wales, with 1923 births around 308,000 and deaths near 270,000, yet a higher net marriage rate that year. It cites wartime effects, reduced births per thousand inhabitants, and overall demographic shifts.

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Population trends and unemployment in wartime Britain

The report notes a population increase of about 250000 through births, with emigration and overcrowding in cities. It highlights a rise in death and mortality rates, significant unemployment around 1,200,000, and substantial emigration, reflecting dire conditions in Britain during the period. An unrelated line mentions a judge in a separate incident in Augusta Me on April 1.

Great Britain

Strecker Escapes Fine In Downtown Traffic Court

Strecker followed a crowd to Judge M J Kilroy s traffic court and the court remitted his fine after his claim that he joined a downtown line of cars he assumed was regular traffic. He was booked at headquarters with about 199 others in a crowd of violators who did not have to pay.

Strecker M. J. Kilroy Tne Strucker

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