Pacific Affords Scientific Study In The Pacific
Honolulu reports Dr. T Gregory outlines rapid growth in Pacific scientific study since 1908, emphasizing cooperative regional effort across governments and colonial associations. He notes progress in ethnology and anthropology, warns institutions to share prestige, and urges continued collaboration for common good.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Ishh Hienophineum
Aivaenuia
faen-Uacitio Club
Micournglak
Iran
Turon
Tamerion
Australia
New Zoaland
Facitio
Sandsee
Aroum
Scientiata
Keengaroh Council
Colinalis
Atraral
Japan
Canada
Fiateen
de Gremery
Father Will On Porch Tradition The Modern Home Trend
A nostalgic essay traces the porch from ancient times to modern American homes. It contrasts front porches of past eras with today's architecture, noting shifts toward rear and side porches under the same roof. The piece celebrates porch culture, family rituals, and Father’s Day as a gesture of continuity with tradition.
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Newunland
Waite
Hound Dome
Charleston
Sally
Slura
America
Empty Shelves Foresee U S Business Upswing Says Hurley
W S COURIN NEW YORK June 11 The former Shipping Board chairman and Emergency Fleet Corporation head Sw Thomas Hurley says the United States has three prime requisites for forward business movement namely plenty money purchasing power and empty shelves He asserts large purchasing power will prevent a severe slump He criticizes postwar prosperity as overdone and urges economies and lower production costs while stressing need to seek foreign markets and the role of American firms abroad in national prosperity.
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Shipping Board
W. S. Courin
New York
United States
Tdweed N. Hurley
Hurley Aschine Company
Chicago
United States Shipsai Board
Tha Emergency Fleet Corporation
Galletee
Hurley
America
Hurigy
Hurtley
China
Japan
Chun Ao
12 Known Dead Continued From Page One In Tennessee Floods
An early report details a family swept from a house as a waterspout or flood surged twelve feet high, carrying debris. Tana 11 and another boy were rushed to a Johnson City hospital with bruises and cuts. Lewis, his sons Charles and Walter, escaped by clinging to branches as the torrent overturned their home and cut off communications, rails, and roads around Hunter, Elizabethton, and Hampton.
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Tana
Johnson City
Fieuse
Lewis
Anglehbor
Charles
Walter
Hunter
Elizabethton
Hampton
Wah
Bride to Be Guests at Kanawha Terrace Shower
Miniam Allis and Olive McKeny hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at their Kanawha Terrace home on Friday evening for Hazel Sizer, a bride-to-be. Attending were Hazel Sizer, Frances Welmer, Neila Campbell, Gladys Stutler, Violet Wells, Elizabeth McKeny, Leta McLelvin of Charleston, and Mrs. Howard Zerkle among others.
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Miniam Allis
Olive McKeny
St. Albans
Kanawha Terrace
Hazel Sizer
Frances ‘Welmer
Neila Campbell
Giadys Stutler
Violet Wells
Elizabeth McKeny
Leta McLelvin
Charleston
Howard Zerkle
Eirneat Marlann
Edgar Delaney
London society notes and births in local households
London society notes list Mrs T. Alexander, Miss Snead, Miss Hackwith visiting relatives, residents visiting parents in Riverside, and the Evans announced birth of a son. Also Charleston shoppers and local visitors named. In Istanbul, Turkish push for female doctors prompts Rockefeller Foundation doctor to consider expanding American training for women physicians.
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Tunkey
Constantinople
Turkey
George .E. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
American Training School
American Medical College
Cow Toss Throws Galva Butcher into Air
Ralph Barlow, a Galva butcher, nearly killed himself while trying to butcher a shot cow in TrenEen SALVA US. The cow was down when Barlow attempted to cut its throat and tossed him into the air, leaving him with a nine stitch gash to his hallex.
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TrenEen Salva
Jung
Ralph Barlow
Galva
Barlow
Hlalex
State police raid gambling houses on South Side and Lack Six roads
State police last night raided alleged gambling houses run by H M Pushkin and GC Lewis Dawson on the South Side road and H T Pratie on Lack Six road. Pushkin and Dawson released on $50 bonds by Justice J F Darien. three men arrested at South Side location released on $1 bonds. Dozens of names listed for hearings in Dana on the 20th. raid led by Superintendent Jackson Arnold and sergeants Nexroad Skeene and Seyrrs with Clinton supervising.
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H. M. Pushkin
Lewis Dawson
South Side
H. T. Pratie
Lack Six
Pushkin
Dawson
Justice J. F. Darien
Prario Place
Dana
John Jones
B. Jones
A. EH. Jones
F.0. Garnes
A. M. Asbury
George Cochrane
B. W. Boesels
E. L. Gilfren
Fred Lewis
G. Borua
P.garnes
W. R. Matthews
G. A. Hermann
C.K. Scruggson
A. M. Shambtin
P ¥Ts
Clinton, Seyrrs
Vasaar
Bulgarian Servants Quit When Sun Gets Too Warm
In Sofia on St George's day Bulgarian servants and maids quit en masse citing an old custom. Young women formerly left farms for winter work and were bound to return for spring plowing. Today many take a few days off in May then resume duties, leaving kitchens in the same state as before.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Dulsuria
St. George's Day
Keniry
Irish Industries to Be Given Protection of Boots and Shoes
Dublin report states Free State Finance Minister Ernest Blythe announced in the budget a new partial tariff system to protect Irish industries. The initial measures apply to boots and shoes soaps candles and automobile bodies. The policy aims to shield struggling industries from foreign competition, particularly English manufacturers, as an experiment in protection.
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Dublin
Hernest
Blythe
Free State
Hen
White Indians perilous voyage ends with explorer dies
Ethnologists and scientists from George Washington University and other institutions joined an expedition into the Darien jungle. After two months the party faced brutal acts by natives and Spaniards. Professor Baer died of fever two weeks earlier, while others endured harsh conditions and imperial history shadows on racial origins research. Scotland Yard eyes jewels smuggling after Lady Ludlow’s Piccadilly mansion theft valued at 100,000 pounds from a collection believed worth 1,000,000 pounds.
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John, J. Baer
Smithacnian Institution
George Washington University
H. L. Fairchild
University of Rochester
Charles M. Breder
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Chumnaque River
Baer
Xuvase Darien
Ain Darien
von Tueber
Derien
Darien
Ita
Hunt
Ron Bens
Scotland Yard
Q the Porte
Kingdom
Childers a veteran cop built on Chicago hard days
Detective Childers recalls fighting crime in a rough era and a life saving encounter where he stopped a knife attacker in a hotel, carried him to a patrol wagon, and later calmed a gunman. He emphasizes police reform, practical enforcement, and ties to his chief and the plain clothes squad. Also notes Dr Hugh Thompson and Dr W A McMillan returning from Chicago after attending the American Medical association annual meeting.
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Childers
Savier
L. L. Gwill
Chicago
Hugh Thompson
W. A. McMillan
The
American Medical Association
Allies plan Dawes era talks to seal reparations pact
Herriot announced that a full allied conference will discuss Dawes plan application. Allies aim to meet Germany for a decisive final reparations agreement and to pave the way for German entry into the League of Nations and a future mutual guarantees pact covering Europe.
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Europe
Olympic time. Nehole Triumphs and Trials at Paris
Scholz won the final 100 metres in 21 seconds flat while Charter Paddock faced disappointment finishing sixth in the 109 metre event. Bowman led in the 100 metres with a clocking matching the Olympic record of 10.6 seconds. Paddock refused to withdraw. he ran the 200 metres but faded after 150 metres. Allan Helfrich, Penn State, finished last in the 400 metres as the team prepares for the Paris relays. William Richards emerged as a new star in the 800 metres, with other standout performances from Hack, Watson, and Watters.
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Nehole
Scholz
Rase
Charter Faddock
California
Chaster Bowman
Fleet
Syracuse Star
Robertson
Paadock
Allan Helfrich
Pennsylvania
Tywag
Heute
Paris
William Richards
Leland Stafford
Schuyler Hack
Penn
Ray
Watson
Imotsa
Watters
Haree
Swedish bishop praises Yankees in Stockholm lecture
Archbishop Nathan Söderblom of Upsala argues European notions misjudge American character. He notes Americans unite through the heart, not wealth, and praise for the nation’s power paired with its tender compassion. He recalls US student favors and warns against boiling national virtue to mere dollars.
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Upsala
Stockholm
Nathan Soederbrom
Soderblom
United States
America
Soederblom
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