Translation of Chilam Balam Maya Prophecies Revealed
An article notes the English translation of Chilam Balam texts from Central America. Ralph L. Roys of the Carnegie Institution led efforts to reconstruct lost Mayan prophecies, linking Quetzalcoatl’s return to Maya cycles and Spaniard arrival.
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Asrington
Janet
Central America
Egypt
Chilam Balam
Quetzalcoatl
Quet-pivat
Ralph L. Roys
Carnegie Stitution
Washington
Cuba
Belgium welcomes Albert new heir to throne
Belgium rejoices at the birth of a princess to Queen Astrid and King Leopold at the royal castle in Laeken, marking the new heir Albert with the announcement noting the child born at 11 35 p m. The nation, still mourning King Albert I, greets the news with cautious relief as the royal family shares the infant’s health.
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Belgium
Albert
Brussels
Beltum
Abert
Tandson
Astrid
Lopold Tit
Latken
Price Holds Johnson May Keep NRA Post Until Transitions End
The report that Gen Hugh S Johnson may leave the NRA is unsettled as the agency undergoes a major transition. Roosevelt edges toward broader self government for industry while preserving wage and hour controls, with Johnson likely to stay until the shift stabilizes. The aim is to limit federal interference and focus NRA activity on employment, wages, and labor relations while ceding competition oversight to the Federal Trade Commission. The Darrow report could prompt revisions, but Washington expects no crackdown on business relations.
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Price
Johnson
NRA
Byron Price
Associated Press
Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Congress
White House
Seh
Roosevelt
Federal Trade Commission
Supreme Mission
NRA Labor Board
Darrow
NBA
Bride Confesses Dare Slaying Near Denver
Belle Fiske Newton, 30, confessed to killing a man she said dared her. Detective James S. Turner, 46, was found dead in a field near Arvada after a drive with Newton to a remote spot. Newton claimed Turner abused her. she grabbed his gun and shot him. Newton to be held. husband F H Newton detained but expected release. Authorities said the case likely moves to Jefferson County.
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Denver
Belle Fiske Newton
Roy Mack
Mack
James S. Turner
Arvada
F. H. Newton
Mrs. Newton
Newton
Jefferson County
Local Dixon Campaign Radio Speakers Announced
Lawrence T. Oakley and A. C. Bond will discuss Frank M. Dixon for governor on WHET radio Friday and Saturday at 12 30 PM. The Dixon rally schedule includes Malvern Thursday 8 PM with Jackson Boswell and Lewis, plus Bozeman and Malstead speeches Friday night. Major Dixon speaks Friday night on a state wide hook up via WHET at 7 PM.
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Lawrence T. Oakley
WHET
Frank M. Dixon
Dixon
A. C. Bond
Malvern
J. Theodore Jackson
E. C. Boswell
Geneva
Judge Lewis
Dothan
Julius Rowe
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound claiming 98 of 100 women report benefit. It promises extra energy and relief from burdensome days and urges readers to obtain the remedy from their druggist.
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Ccs
Lydia E. Pinkham
Youth Wounded as U S Agents Raid Alabama Still
Quinn Drinkard, 15, was hospitalized with a flesh wound after federal agents raided two illicit stills six miles south of Decatur Alabama. He allegedly brandished a pistol as agents closed in on five men. one escaped while a white man and two Black men were arrested and jailed in Huntsville. The hospital staff called his condition not serious.
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Decatur
Als
Quinn Drinkard
Huntsville
Stile
Drinkard
Texas Bank Bandits Make Clean Getaway
Two men robbed the First National Bank of Atlanta of 5000 dollars and abducted assistant cashier B. A. Clements yesterday. They sped away in a car toward Shreveport Louisiana and were not traced as of today. Clements was released at the outskirts of Atlanta.
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Texas Bank Bandits
Atlanta
First National Bank of Atlanta
B. A. Clements
Shreveport
Clements
Brother of Navy Secretary Dies in Virginia
William G. Swanson, 73, brother of Secretary of the Navy Claude Swanson, died at Memorial Hospital in Danville Virginia after a heart attack. He had been a farmer at Swansonville and recently worked in the Dan River Mills cloth department.
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Danville
William G. Swanson
Claude Swanson
Memorial Hospital
Swansonville
Dan River Mills Cloth Department
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