Escape to Brunson Beta Amid Cosmic Calamity
Cole Hendron leads over 300 Americans in two spaceships fleeing a doomed Earth. They land on Brunson Beta where meteors rain and forests of ancient dead trees lie preserved by space cold. An airplane vanishes. Drake and James discover a vast iridescent city beneath a glass bubble.
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Cole Hendron
Earth
Brunson Beta
Hendron
Tony Drake
Eliot James
Biot
James
Tony
Enmoe
Rilot
Forth
Elfet
Kilot James
Eiiot
Sealed City Reveals Restored World of the Million Years Dead
Eliot James and Tony explore a silent metropolis of the Other People. They find intact dwellings, food grain, and mysterious humanlike remains. A glow from a distant ridge suggests a hidden base as dawn approaches and they prepare to descend back to Hendrens camp.
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Eliot
Tony
Eliot James
Ike
Bitin
Cole Hendren
Bis
Ellot
Cale Hendren
Ellodiames
Hendren
Lot James
James
Mill Jennia
Bronson Beta
Americans Switz and Wife Freed by France in Spy Case
Two Americans, Robert Gordon Switz and his wife of New Jersey, were freed after a sensational French espionage trial. Twelve conspirators were jailed or exiled. others were acquitted or given prison terms and fines.
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Paris
Robert Gordon Switz
Hast Orange
N. J
France
Tela
Switzen
Mme. Bercowitz
Mme
Lacoste
Douchan Narandzitch
Vatroslaw Refch
Moise Salman
Salman
Ministry of Marine
Mermet
Switzes
Switz
Princeton
Vassar
Benon
Benjamin Bercovitz
Frances
Colonél Dumoulin
Tve
Jean Aubry
Riva Davidovici
Mosquito Eggs May Hatch Long After Being Laid
A historical note states that mosquito eggs can hatch four to five years after laying, suggesting long dormancy periods for the species. This reflects early understanding of mosquito life cycles and their potential persistence in environments.
North Carolina Tract to Be Wild Fowl Refuge
An executive order sets aside a large tract at Lake Mattamuskeet Wildlife Refuge in Hyde county North Carolina for waterfowl restoration under the Bureau of Biological Survey. Drainage started years ago but failed. the program will restore a premier Atlantic coast resting and feeding area. The lake bed is being purchased with FERA funds for subsurface land retirement, and natural restoration is expected.
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Washington
Lake Mattamuskeet Wildlife Refuge
Hyde County
North Carolina
Bureau of Biological Survey
Atlantic
FERA
Fire Chief Performs Hen Neck Operation in Paineaville
Fire Chief Lee J. Eliott treated a chicken's neck with a pocket knife after fetching needle and thread. His wife followed to the hen house. the chicken later walked away clucking contentedly as a fire call interrupted the scene.
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Paineaville
Ohio
Lee J. Eilott
Eliott
I. Nott
Stopped Three Times for Stealing Own Car
Samuel Goldstein proudly showed a car he had just purchased to friends then went into a restaurant for June. The car was pushed around a corner as a joke and when he returned it was missing. He reported the theft but later found it and was stopped three times en route home to Arlington for stealing his own automobile.
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Lawrence, Smuss
Samuel Goldstein
Goldstein
Arlington
Avenging Bees Routed by Artist With Bomb
In Youngstown Ghana a bee swarm swept into Ralph Ells an equine date artist studio after a bee disrupted work. He used a stench bomb to clear the room and drove the swarm away, leaving the studio empty shortly after.
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Youngstown
Ghna
Ralph Ells
Ellis
Family Leaves Town to Save Dog's Life
In Bellaire Ohio Harry Neldermeyer and his family relocate to protect Rex a German police dog sentenced to death in Benwood West Virginia after an alleged attack. Rex helped awaken the Neldermeyer family during a Benwood house fire prompting the exile.
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Dog
Bellaire
Ohio
Harry Neidermeyer
Rex
Benwood
W. Va
Henry C. Nealy
Neldermeyer
Youths love for dog decides case in town hall court
In Chicago Judge Heller’s court the case Carl Thellacker vs Richard and William Owen centers on a police dog named Prince. Thellacker wins after Prince sides with him but Billy Owen protests, tears shed, and the judge reverses to restore Prince to Billy’s owner.
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Chicago
Prince
Thellacker
Owen
Bill
Judge Heller
Owens
Billy
Serbians Debate Bride Theft Practice Despite Protests
In southern Serbia the centuries old bride theft custom persists with men breaking into homes to abduct brides. The raid is timed by luck beliefs and followed by arranged marriage ceremonies. protests from Mugulmanes accuse poor men of stealing daughters for wealth, though some are jailed.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Cotton Seed Meal Food for Farm Animals
J O Williams of the Agricultural Department says horses and mules can safely be fed more cottonseed meal when priced low. Texas A and M Station findings show no need for tiny daily portions if the meal is used as a supplement to pasture and proper roughages.
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Washington
J. O. Williams
Agricultural Department
Williams
South
Texas Agriculture Experiment Station
A Century of Bible Aid for the Blind in New York
The American Bible Society marked a hundred years of service to the blind with 116000 Bible volumes distributed to the sightless at home and abroad. The society also reported an annual output of 6000 volumes for the second year in a row.
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New York
American Bible Society
Fiome
Too Many Toed Cat Joins Manchester Household
Miss Catherine Costello reports her Manchester cat has eight toes on each front paw and five on each hind paw, surpassing the usual number of digits.
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Manchester
Conn
Catherine Costello
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