Hendren Beta siege ends and a bereaved nation mourns
Cole Hendren dies in Hendren Beta’s city Hall of Science. Eve Hendren and Tony lead a solemn farewell as Bronson Beta mourns its founder. Eliot James records the migration’s progress detailing shelter, climate control, food stores, clothing, and the new social order amid Midianite menace. The diary notes marriages, romance, and a vigilant search for Von Beltz as spies loom.
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Tony
Ransdell
Eliot James
Earth
Bronson Betans
Bronson Betan
Escape to Bronson Beta and Clash with Asiatics
Under Cole Hendren’s leadership over 300 people flee Earth in two spaceships before a cosmic collision. They land on Bronson Beta where forest relics lie in ice cold space. Tony discovers a glass city and an edible grain amid a tense encounter with Asiatics and spacefaring rivals. Hendren dies as Tony evacuates survivors to sealed cities.
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Cole Hendren
Earth
Bronson Beta
Tony
Eliot James
Dave Ransdell
Hendron
Bronson Betans
Hendren
von Beitz
Little Flower Girl Sells 500 Gardenias to Sailors
In San Diego a Mexican flower girl who stood among roughly 500 sailors outside the exposition grounds sold 500 gardenias and promised 500 dates to 400 sailors before departing. Her charm drew laughter as the crowd waited at the west entrance gates.
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San Diego
Calif
United States
Exposition Grounds
Gypsy Dance Duel Ends in Marriage For Star-Crossed Lovers
Rival Gypsy camps staged an endurance dance to settle a love triangle for a Romeo among tribal chiefs. After six hours the fatigued winner swooned but was declared victor and wed the suitor in a ceremonial pairing watched by the crowd and tribes.
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Romeo
Japanese Seeks Prison Tokyo
Sasuke Kakubari a fifty one year old ex convict is in prison here awaiting with pleasure the prospect of his twelfth conviction He has sworn a vow that before he is sixty he will have been convicted twenty times and then commit death by own action in a novel why The strange vow dates from 1898 when he concluded his first prison sentence He decided to remain an ex convict and since then he has not looked back Each sentence ends with a theft leading to arrest and re imprisonment He calls this revolt against an unjust social system.
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Tokyo
Sasuke Kakubari
Sosuke
Sasuke
Hospital's Fun to Buy Rescued From Coal Bin
Six year old Lester Jones fell headfirst into a coal bin near a light plant in Cincinnati. Firemen rescued him and he was hospitalized. He joked about the incident and asked for his picture to be taken.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Lester Jones
Lester
Preaches Sermon Then Throws Self to Death
In Turnu Severin Romania Reverend Victor Uleanu leapt from the belfry window as worshippers left after an impressive Sunday sermon. Dressed in a gilded Greek Orthodox robe he smashed his head on impact and died instantly. Many women fainted. No explanation was given.
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Turnu-Severin
Romania
Victor Uleanu
Fire Captain Lorenzo Merrill Becomes Grandfather Again
Fire Captain Lorenzo Merrill aged fifty two welcomed his twenty fifth grandchild as his family grew. Merrill, father of twelve, marked the milestone on a day described as just another routine in Boston.
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Boston
Lorenzo Merrill
Merrill
Thief Steals 55 Shoes Only To Find All Right Foot
A thief in Waterbury, Connecticut, stole 55 shoes from William Lipson a Providence salesman. The items were samples for exhibition and all were for the right foot.
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Waterbury
Conn
William Lipson
Providence
R. L
Sleeping sickness hits horses and mules in warm weather
The USDA warns horse and mule owners to watch for encephalomyelitis or sleeping sickness. Symptoms include loss of appetite, lethargy, sleepiness, and circling, often leading to death. Isolation and thorough disinfection are advised, with vaccination trials and insect control ongoing.
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United States Department of Agriculture
WNU
Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
Department
No Increase Foreseen in Bacterial Wilt of Corn
Dr. Nell Stevens of the USDA forecasts little to no rise in Stewart's disease for 1935. Based on winter temperatures, mild winters may lead to outbreaks in the northeast, while very cold winters curb losses in other regions. Historical data since 1900 shows December February averages below 80 degrees limit outbreaks. above 34 degrees correlates with heavy losses.
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Stewart
Nell Stevens
United States
Department of Agriculture
North Central States
Good Pasture Paddocks Near Barns Advised
A Missouri Farmer writer urges turning work stock to small near barn paddocks for easy access and water. Fence off two to four paddocks of three to six acres with lanes, reserving them for night and holiday use to conserve grazing areas.
Fighting Flies Fly Time and Manure Management
The article notes 80 the need to haul manure from barnyards to curb fly breeding. It advises covering heaps with lime or soaking with coal tar disinfectant if field hauling is infrequent. It also suggests darkening stables with gunny sacks over windows and doors to deter flies.
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Wallaces
Tuberculosis Decline Marked Across Majority of Counties
The Agricultural department reports two thirds of U S counties are virtually free of bovine tuberculosis. Since 1917 bovine infections have dropped to a minimum in about 2,035 counties. Eighteen states are designated modified accredited areas with cattle TB below half a percent.
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United States
Agricultural Department
Department
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WNU Service
Jim Turnsey
von Beltz
Wil Mamson
Cole Hendron
Eve Hendron
David Ransdell
Pierre Duquesne
Doctor Dodson
Taylor
Williamson
Smith
Higgins
Wycherley
Hall of Science
Eve
Duquesne
Dodson
Cole
Rudyard
Kipling
Mel
New York
Bronson
Cynthia
Jack Taylor
Eve Hendren
Michigan
International Amity
Ehmot James
Dan
Dorothy
Shirley Corton
Shirley
Westerly
Bronson Beta School
Hibb
Dormitory A
Australia
U. S
Him
Belles
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