Daring Aviator Frencesco De Pinedo Seeks Long Hydroplane Flight
Rome reports Marquis Francesco De Pinedo plans a 326 hour hydroplane crossing from Europe to Asia and Australia with stops in Greece Turkey England Holland Portugal United States Japan China France Persia Siam. Mechanic Campanelli accompanies him and Mussolini supports the mission. A 40 mile railroad will aid drought stricken Cape Provinces in South Africa.
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Persia
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Prohibition Sparks Lucrative Erin Potheen Trade
Dublin reports America's prohibition boosts Ireland's potheen bootlegging network. Moonshine from Kerry and Clare grows as farmers supply barley, shopkeepers molasses, and bogs fuel distillation. Police fights erupt as authorities try to stamp out the industry.
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Educators Study Progress at National Education Meet
Indianapolis June 21 Educators attending the 68th annual National Education Association convention begin with a review of early 19th century educational progress. Delegates will hear lectures by Frank W. Balleu and George T. Strayer and discuss school administration and curricula before addressing modern problems. Gasoline production reaches Persia yet transport costs price it out of reach for natives.
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National Education Association
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Purdue University
Persia
Miners Plan Life Saving Exhibit At National Meet
Ninety judges will rate terms entered in the International Mine Rescue and First Aid contests to be held Sept 10 to 12 in Springfield I. Teams of six from many states including Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Kentucky Alabama Iowa Minnesota Kansas Oklahoma Colorado New Mexico Wyoming Montana Washington Utah Idaho and Louisiana plan to compete Mexica may also send a team A temporary gallery representing no mine will be shown near the state arsenal with formaldehyde and sulphur gas Judges will rate by number only Awards are to be given at a banquet and contestants will visit Lincoln's tomb
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Radio Supplies Eyes to Blind Editor in Orange County
Henry Kuchel of Anaheim, aged 66, became totally blind but gains a new voice via radio. Publisher Kuchel, longtime editor, now writes editorials from news read aloud to him, as radio delivers daily world events to his ears. The piece notes the Moosee tunnel in Massachusetts.
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Henry Kiuehel
Anahstni
Kuchel
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Henry Kuchel
Germany Moves Toward Monarchy Says U S Official
Brigadier General J H Morgan, former Allied control officer in Germany, says restoration of the German monarchy under the Hohenzollerns is only a matter of time. He cites nationalist pride, public nostalgia for Frederick the Great, and royal palace pilgrimages as proof the republic is transient.
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Allied Control Commission
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Marshal van Sindanburg
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Premerick the Great
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Monarchist Rise Cited Across German Lands After Election
The passage notes Prince Rupprecht as an uncrowned king in Bavaria, monarchists active in Württemberg and Mecklenburg, and claims the Left’s defeat in the presidential election spells disaster for the republic. It also states Hungary covers about 350000 square miles.
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Rupprecht
Wurtemburg
Mecklenburg
Republic
Dinka youth fashion and Britain’s power project cited
The text notes Dinka youths in the upper Nile country dressing flamboyantly with copper wrist bracelets worn tight enough to numb hands. It also mentions a British plan to standardize and interconnect electric generating concerns, a project under construction costing $50,000,000.
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