Nobility to Wed in London February Sixth
Pi Miss Rachel Spender-Clay and the Hon David Bowes-Lyon plan marriage in London on February 6. Bowes-Lyon, 26, youngest son of Lord and Lady Strathmore and brother of the Duchess of York. Spender-Clay, 21, youngest daughter of Lieut Col and the Hon Mrs Spender-Clay, niece to Lord and Lady Astor and to Lord and Lady Lucan.
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London
Rachel Spender-Clay
David Bowes- Lyon
Mr. Bowes-Lyon
Lord
Lady Strathmore
Duchess of York
Miss Spender-Clay
Mrs. Spender-Clay
Lady Astor
Lady Lucan
David Bowes-Lyon
Television cell used in observatory at Madison Wisconsin
In Madison Wisconsin the Washburn Observatory adopts the photoelectric television cell for eclipse work. Professor Joci Stebbins of the University of Wisconsin reports to the American Association for the Advancement of Science that the companion star may be a planet larger than the sun yet with very low density, shining through the eclipse data. The observatory aims to gain new measurements from the upcoming eclipse, a rare chance in 27 years.
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Madison. Wis
Washburn Observatory
Spiter
Byiog
Cis
Joci Stebbins
University of Wisconsin
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Romance of Marion Claire and Weber at Chicago Opera
Marion Claire and Hers Weber, both Chicago natives, wed after meeting during this season with the Chicago Civic Opera company. Their romance grew as he pursued training in Europe and she rose through opera stages, culminating in a real-life union amid the company’s performances.
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Chicago GP
Museuiaters
Marion Claire
Hers Weber
Miember
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Marion Clore
Aml Weber
Go Warcus Omer
Marcpeda
Europe
Weber
Austria
Chicago Civic Tiperg Company
Heari Weber Dippe EO
Magen Claire Gower
19 Year Old Girl Is State's Baby Lawyer
A brief notice states a 19 year old girl has been dubbed the state's baby lawyer. The item reflects a local profile of youth in the legal field amid community interest and no further details are provided.
Dangerous Sleep Disorder AdVISED For Nightly Alarms
A fragment discusses dangers of nocturnal symptoms and urges avoiding waking harm. It mentions Fessenden Shrewsbury Tas Posada and Lub ex wath fathuated Buenuheler Pooteato with references to kidneys bowels and deposits. Local mentions include Ketler Laboratory and Youtus Pus Company in Mechamoesburg Ola.
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Fessenden
Shrewsburs
Magstas Posada
Amy Lub
Dladeeoorponn
Cde
Oath Fareien
Lesthaonaee Atv
Anositay Teres
Ketler Laboratory
Mechamoesburg
Youtus Pus Company
Explorer's Dolphin Skeleton Sent to Smithsonian
The explorer brought back a dolphin, a rare specimen. The skin is mounted at Carnegie Museum, while the skeleton was sent to the Smithsonian Institution. Read Eagle Want Ads.
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Pagene
Burgh
Brough
Carnegie Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Observatory network proposal eyed near Flagstaff Arizona
Professor Ritchie outlines a plan for a chain of five fixed Universal observatories with a primary telescope near Flagstaff, Arizona. He cites a dome design using concrete cork and steel to resist temperature changes and protect optics, with total cost estimated at 10 to 15 million dollars.
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Ritchie
Flagstaff
Ariz
Georgia man surrenders after killing with ax near Watson Springs
Greensboro Georgia on January 29 7 admitted he is wanted for the slaying six months ago of Harvey de Biggs who was killed with an ax at a house near Watson Springs Hoyt Puckett who had been sought for some time surrendered to police here
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Greensboro
Dan
Harvey de Biggs
Watson Springs
Hoyt Puckett
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W. B. Thomas Music Co
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Seala Ae Ya Bates
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America
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