King Leopold II Dies After Mountain Climb Tragedy
Albert I of Belgium dies while climbing a 90 foot pinnacle near Namur. Crown Prince Leopold succeeds him, married to Princess Astrid of Sweden with two children. International mourning follows with royal and diplomatic figures attending the funeral and Leopold's coronation the next day.
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Albert
Belgium
Leopold
Austria
Cyne
Albert I
Namur
Brussels
Elizabeth
Noatlon
Duke of
Brabant
Astrid
Sweden
Cathedral of St. Gudule
Crown Prince
Charles
Umberto
Italy
Morris
United States
Lebrun
Doumergue
England
Prince of Wales
Lord Allenby
Roger Keyes
Germany
Friedrich von Keller
Poland
Ignatz Paderewski
Prince Leopold
France
Spain
Brazil
BO Ven
Republic
Sigvard
Gustav Adolf
Silgvard
Erika Patzek
Erika
Gustav
Berlin
London
Bernadotte
Prince Lennert
Stockholm
Mr. Lennert Bernadotté
Town Leads With Large Corn and Hog Producer Contracts
Town reports about 150000 contracts representing over 80 percent of corn and hog producers in the state. Similar totals are given for other states including Illinois 47000 Missouri 42000 Nebraska 22000 Kansas 19000 Minnesota 60000 Indiana 80000 Ohio 25000 Wisconsin 15000 South Dakota 48000.
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Linola
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
South Dakota
John Taxpayer
California
Twin Cities Officials Clash Over Crime Claim
St Paul and Minneapolis officials condemn Attorney General Homer Cummings over his remark that the Twin cities are breeding grounds of crime. Mayor Mahoney demands amplification while Ramsey County delays grand jury subpoenas, noting legal complications may bar summoning the attorney general and other national officials.
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St. Paul
Afinneapolis
Homer
Cummings
Twin Cities
Mahoney
Ramsey County
Winged mail planes push private routes under scrutiny
The senate air mail probe resumes with Walter F. Brown denying collusion while admitting lapses. Col. Lindbergh testifies on aviation profits and salaries from Pan American and Transcontinental lines, amid White House friction and debate over government air mail operation and subsidies.
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Senate Committee
Walter F. Brown
Hoover
Brown
Lindbergh
Senate
Pan-American Airways
Pan-American
Transcontinental and Western Air
Transcontinental Air Transport
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Gray
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Wilson
White House
Farley
House
Mead
House Post Office Committee
Post Office Department
Army
Charles A. Lindbergh
Stephen T. Early
Colonel Lindbergh
Herbert Hoover
Russia
NRA
Johnson
Sim
Paris
Polly Devitt Wins Over Editor In Ambitious Rise
Polly Devitt, a twenty three year old general assignment reporter, challenges Tom Wardell at the Morning Breeze over gender bias. After proving herself covering a major accident and two state conventions, Wardell offers her a promotion beyond reporting and proposes marriage, admitting his wrong view.
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Tom Wardell
Morning Breeze
Polly Devitt
Mr.Wardell
Kentucky
Miss Devitt
Wardell
Polly
Pally
Ted Lowry
Tom
Towner
Binney
North End
City Desk
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Edward W. Pickard
King Leopold
Anthony Eden
Europe
Hitler
Eden
Rome
Great Britain
Mussolini
Dollfuss
Rainey
Wright Patman
Texas
Cysly
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Roger Touhy
Chicago
John Factor
Charles V. Mayo
Alabama
E. P. Adler
Davenport
Iowa
Amayo
Stavisky
Albert Prince
Court of Appeals
Dijon
Augusto Sandino
Nicaragua
Sacasa
National Guard
Managua
Hves
Sandino
Japan
North Pacific
Moscow
Kamchatka
Lota- Of-People
Lindy
Congressional
National Capital
Capitol Hill
Cotton Belt
Prince Sigvard
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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