MacMillan Arctic Expedition Leader Highlighted by Radio Planes
Chicago July 9 An indomitable optimism and self confidence mark Donald B. MacMillan as he leads a new Arctic expedition. Eugene F. McDonald Jr coordinates the radio and air support with three planes provided by Wilbur Secretary. Bowdoin College honors MacMillan with degrees as he repeats polar ventures and Crocker Land claims.
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Chicago
Donald
MacMillan
Rongly
Thess
A Sehler
Eugene F. McDonald, Jr
MicDonald
Wold
MacMillaan
Faakington
Wilbur
Bowdoin College
Bis Mater
Bowdoin
Hich
North Pole
Bown
MacMilus
Pesry
Wan
Peary
Matt Henson
Feary
Pole
Yy MacMillan
5. Naval Reserve
Orn Tie
Wincetown
Maas
Lester Bvewcame
Labrador Uy
Crocker
Arctic
Macian
Hua‘Bay
Bafland
North Greenland
National Graphic Society
U. S
Alachiillan
Irish Shippers to Start School in Dublin
A Dublin conference of shipowners brokers and others has decided to establish a school of navigation. The private seafaring guild which had provided the training of seamen and ship’s officers will reopen after being closed since last February. The new school will offer courses to qualify men for master and mate certificates and to train lads aiming to work at sea as crew or ship’s hands.
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Dublin
Encol
Igma
PEND BILLIONS ON SOCIAL SERVICE IN LONDON
London reports total social service costs with billions spent daily and annually. William Green financial secretary notes local authorities raise about 300 million yearly from taxes, double the prior amount, plus one billion from years' money out of a 34 billion budget handed to locals for social needs. German Princess Dies Amitz, Schoenalch Carolani, aged 77, former mother-in-law of Princess Irene of Prussia.
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Amititz
Prussia
Soda Su Schoenalch-Carolani
Princessine
McMillan Men Free From Duty On Arctic Bowdoin
Chicago July 9 The Bowdoin crew and passengers for the arctic expedition are volunteers. Commander MacMillan leads Bowdoin with ten passenger crew and ten men aboard. Peary carries thirteen, plus eighteen navy officers and one man. Commanders McDonald Byrd supervise navy personnel and planes. Aircraft NA-1 NA-2 NA-3 have 1260 mile range but stay within 600 miles of base. A new chart places magnetic pole as the primary factor for variations aiding navigation.
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Chicago
Cook
Bowdoin
Mpacmi
Arctic
Ita
Peary
MacMillan
Eugene E. McDonald
L. E. Byrd
U. S. ON
Navy
McDonald
Wilbur
Obituary for Mary C. Long of Columbus Ohio
Miss Mary C Low died at her home 803 Frarylin avenue Columbus on July ninth 192. She was the only child of fodelt Long who served as clerk of the supreme court of appeals in West Virginia from 1874 until his death in December 1881. After her father's death she and her aunt Miss Kate Long lived in Columbus. Interment will be in the family plot at a Wheeling West Virginia cemetery.
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Mary C. Long
Mary C. Low
Frarylin Avenue
Columbus
Fodelt 8
Scientist studies birds in house car voyage across North America
Prof H H Nininger of McPherson College leads a National Ornithology Society backed bird study by a specially built house car. The expedition starts in western South Dakota, travels to Mexico City and along the western coasts of Mexico and the United States toward Canada, observing migratory and resident birds. Colleges along the route seek findings.
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Mpherson
South Dakota
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Cannda
H. H. Nininger
McPherson College
Nininger
National Ornithology Society
Kasp
Rlo Grande
Nouth
Northland
Moxillo
Profesor Nininger
American Opera Enthusiast Sees US Music Scene
Arthur Bodansky of the Metropolitan Opera on a U S visit notes Americans enjoy music widely. He says the public in America attends concerts frequently and that German opera holds strong appeal among audiences, reflecting broad appreciation and convertibility to opera. July in Berlin remarks.
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Berlin
Arthur Hodanzky
Metropolitan Opera
America
Paris Women Face New Legal Hurdles In France
An article recounts how French women, once confined to the home, confront new legal barriers and strict rules to financial and travel freedom. It describes struggles to open bank accounts, sign checks, and obtain passports without husband consent, including tales of bureaucratic refusals and unusual workarounds.
British fascists break quiet of London Sundays
On Sundays Trafalgar Square becomes a crowded stage for clashes between British fascists protesters and anti fascists. Police intervene as bystanders and witnesses describe the fracas and the resulting court actions.
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London
Wireless Sermons Anger Addlestone Clergy
In Addlestone Surrey on July 1 the Rev Cuming denounced wireless sermons as a lazy habit harming church attendance. He urged true worship requires sacrifice and rising to attend services, warning wireless listening draws people from churches. The BBC had also resisted broadcasting Sunday sermons to avoid reducing congregations.
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Addlestone
Surrey
England
Cuming
St. So-and-So
St. So-and-So's
Kamchatka
Peeble
British Broadcasting Company
London
May Name Newest Cruiser for Hawaii
Governor Farrington proposed to the Association of Chambers of Commerce of Hawaii that the new large cruiser be named for Hawaii. Lufkin agreed to bring the idea before the Navy secretary, with Hawaii support, and Rep Burton French endorsed the suggestion in a personal letter to Secretary Wilbur.
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Honolulu
United States Navy
Hawaii
Wallace R. Farrington
CG. D. Lufkin
Aseciated Chambers of Commerce of
Secretary of
Navy
Lufkine
Burton French
Idaho
B&b
Houses Committee On Appropriations
Wilbur
French Forces Outnumber Red Army In Report
A Soviet Army report presented at the recent Soviets Congress claims French forces outnumber the Red Army. It estimates the Soviet army at 622,000, with Poles and French each at about 100,000 per 10,000 population, and notes 64 percent of officers are graduates. The report highlights literacy efforts, Lenin corners, and planned industrial advances.
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Atneson
Wana
Poland
Elven
Itera
Lenin Corners
Irbrurtia
Mintors
Supreme Economic Senmnenl
Pioneering South Carolina Wolf Breeding for Pets
In Orangeburg on July 2 F, Childers promoted a novel industry by visiting Allandale with 12 wolf cubs offered for sale. He claimed wolves can serve as loyal pets if kept chained for six months, asserting they then stay domesticated and useful for work.
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Folf
Housh Pht Nasis
Orangeburg
S&s. C
Childers
South Carolina
Houas Pets
Allandale
Fale
California rains spoil movie plans in Hollywood
Unusually late rains in southern California this spring damaged fruit and grain and disrupted film shoots. Hollywood producers report a loss of over 660 thousand dollars as outdoor takes were suspended and expensive sets used after mid April.
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Los. Angeles
California
Hollywood
Think It's Hot Visit Steel Mill
Chicago July 5 a worker describes extreme heat at a steel mill with temperatures reported around 116 degrees in the open area. The article notes shutdowns and safety concerns as workers cope with torrid conditions across the country during a heat wave.
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Chicago
Wang Gil
Perinas
Fish Forecast Warns Warm Water On Atlantic Shore
Veteran fishermen report an inshore heat fringe as warm water moves along the coast. Mackerel, bluefish, and weakfish shift landward or offshore, with Gulf Stream mixing cited as moderating currents. The forecast attributes recent fish movement to a Gulf Stream influence and climate shifts, noting past years of mystery surrounding sea conditions.
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New York
Yanas
Gulf
Aretia
Atlantis
Sharpé
Mnackerel
Capa
Long Island
Nova Scotia
Tha Gulf
Greenland
Vega
Forty Russian Palaces Decay and Bluefish Fleets
A fragmented report notes Russian palaces near Leningrad closed by Soviet authorities and decayed since the revolution. It also mentions bluefish abundance, market records, and flax growing measures in the United Kingdom, highlighting economic and cultural shifts across regions.
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May
Fulton
Rip van Winkle
Long Island
Leningrad
London
United Kingdom
Fragmented OCR entry on numbers and figures
A garbled OCR fragment lists various numbers and monetary amounts 340828214 207,87 10.00 7 100.00 550.28 1406 456.61 1,280.87 18,475.91, with no clear names or context. The unreadable text resembles ledger or financial figures lacking identifiable entities or events.
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