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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1925

Page

3

Fascist Plan Seeks to Free Italian Culture From Schools

At Bologna a fascist cultural congress proposes abolishing traditional learning institutions and professors to unleash youth creativity. Marinetti urges an Italian arts network with artists banks and national salons, promoting Italian language, architecture, and modern playwrights while dissolving academies and replacing them with institutes of aesthetic experiment.

Bologna F. T. Marinetti Adid Italy Marinetti Scala San Carlo Costanz Syracuse

West Virginian Fred C Blue for solicitor general post

In Washington reports indicate Fred C Blue of Charleston is among candidates President Coolidge may name as solicitor general. Blue, a former West Virginia state tax commissioner and senator, has long allied with a powerful national group and law career with the Anti-Saloon League. Other names discussed include Hodges of Denver Waterman of Denver and Mitchell of St Louis, with Witterman and Mitchell reportedly waning.

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Depth bomb fixes ship position in charting test

A coastal survey ship conducts a position fixing experiment off San Clemente Island using two radio stations and hydrophones. Lieutenant Merman Tod develops a rapid hearing explosive system to measure signal travel times and triangulate the vessel's location, enabling near real time plotting from hydrophone data.

BS Guide Sam Clemente Califord Wurey Merman Tod Morrean Somne Bhearic Todig Rampass Visa San Clemente Island Ciuide Tas

Canada Shows Boom in Building Activity in March

Canada reports a strong start to the year with building construction valued at 10,872,687 in the first quarter. March permits reached 845,779, up 208,004 from February, including 1,190 dwelling permits valued at 7,200,000 and 1,900 other-building permits at 4,000,000. Canal traffic in Burlin shows postwar gains with tonnage surpassing 1913 levels, 63,382 vessels totaling 10,349,929 tons through the canal and 42,873 vessels totaling 12,434,162 tons last year.

Winnipen. Man Bureau of Statistics Burlin

Day in Washington reports and crime blurbs

The treasury announced that xeized automobiles would be used to equip federal patrols while chambers of commerce discussed distribution and foreign trade. Polish bonds totaling 178 000 000 were delivered to the treasury completing Tallinn debt funding. In Indianapolis Amala Sealth, 16, avoided jail with three days in bed. A Benton Harbor man witnessed an execution and died after a chair strangled him. A Rowe-Bromm crime wave saw 24 burglaries in 24 hours.

Treasury United States Chambers of Commerce Congos Pylind United Tates

Ohio Bus Drivers Face West Virginia License Rules

Parkerburg May 11 A Linn of Osle and West Virginia report enforcement action against Ohio owned buses operating between Ohio and West Virginia. Drivers were arrested for lack of license plates in West Virginia and not showing licenses for intrastate movement. Officials warn a legal tangle may pause interstate service until licenses and fees are resolved by state authorities.

Parkersburg AtLen- Linn Osle West Virginia Ohio Delvera Twanes Marietta Athena Chin Thei Ting Fie West Vir- Sinkt State Road Commission West Mirela

Methodist Pension Fund Contributions Reported in Chicago

In Chicago, 300 claimants sought assistance from the Methodist Episcopal Church pension fund at N24. The fund received 252,019 dollars in contributions, announced by B. Hingeley, corresponding secretary of the board of pensions.

Chicago Mii Methodist Episcopal Church N24 B. Hingeley Board of Pensions Mux Sinva

Pension payouts reveal shifts over two decades

The board notes a rise in annual pensions with 38 percent increase and a $201,342 higher total than prior year. Officials cite 4 retired ministers 3,880 widows and 584 children as beneficiaries. In the first quadrennial 1990 to 1994 total pensions paid reached $1,187,000 and in the sixth term 1,124. It was $9,240,910.

Nual Nne Orlingelpy

Outdoor Women Are Best in Embroidery

May 21 London reports Mrs Mary Antrobus, famed Victorian needlework authority, honored by royal warrant for tapestries at Holyrood Whitleer Castle and Buckingham Palace. She spoke at an International needlework contest, praising modern girls for indoor sports and embroidery skills.

Tondon Mary Antrobus Holyrood Whitleer Castle Buclingham Palace Antrobita Eurone Olidoor

Embroidery Viewpoints Highlight Creative Life Balance

Mrs. Antrobus argues needlework fills a life aspect sports cannot, noting sports lack creativity while needlework provides artful fulfillment. A proposed 25 million dollar motor zone from London to Brighton is described as easing traffic with elevated or depressed crossings and no existing intersections.

London Brighton

Kellogg's ALL-BRAN promise of relief for constipation

An advertisement claims Kellogg's ALL-BRAN delivers permanent relief in chronic constipation when eaten regularly. It urges two tablespoonfuls daily, praises its nutty flavor, and notes production in Battle Creek Michigan with distribution to hotels and grocers. It links constipation to facial signs and other diseases while asserting All-Bran's exclusive efficacy.

Kellogg’s Kellogg's Battle Greek Michigan

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