Being presented at court a rich drama of empire
The 1932 British royal court pageant at Buckingham Palace presents English debutantes and 32 American girls in a grand social ritual. Queen Mary presides over dress selection and etiquette as entrants progress from Mall processions to the throne room amid lords, diplomats, and royal spectators. Mme de Fleuriau, wife of the French ambassador, to introduce American debutantes at the request of Ambassador Mellon.
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Throne Room
Buckingham Palace
King George
Queen Mary
London
India
England
Prince of Wales
Deir
Mme. de Fleuriau
Andrew W. Mellon
How They Stand in the American League and National League
Standings and yesterday results show New York leading the American League with 17 wins and 14 losses, while St. Louis faces Philadelphia after a rain‑shortened schedule. In the National League, the scene includes Brooklyn and Pittsburgh among others as teams jockey for position.
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New York
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Aig
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Lovig Vc
Brooklyn
Aeene
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Explorer-Keely commits suicide amid illness burden
Dr. Robrt N. Keely, 72, a member of Peary's first Greenland expedition, ended his life by poison in a hotel room after leaving a note citing an incurable disease. He circled the globe three times, lived in India, Japan, and France, and wrote about his adventures with the Explorers' Club.
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Philadelphia
Robrt N. Keely
Robert E. Peary
Greenland
India
Japan
France
Explorers’ Club
Canning and Garden Work Progress Across Alabama Clubs
April activity by home demonstration and 4-H girls across Alabama highlighted gardening and canning gains. Reports from Heflin Anniston Eutaw Tuscaloosa Marlon Selma and Newcastle England note health, diet, dress design, postures, judging standards, bank accounts and canning markets plus a council vote for elderly housing in Newcastle.
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Ala
Helen Johnson
Heflin
Cleburne County
Anniston
Florence Farish
Calhoun County
Greene County
Martha Haupt
Tuscaloosa
Elisabeth Cal- Mngs
Marlon
Garden Club
Regina Matlock
Cousin of Coolidge Killed In Car Crash
In Boston on Commonwealth avenue a head on collision killed Fred D Pollard Jr prominent Boston attorney and second cousin of President Coolidge and his wife along with a Boston youth. Three others were injured. The second victim was Thomas McCaffrey 21 of Boston. A sedan carried two girls and two others.
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Boston
Fred. D. Pollard, Jr
Newton
President Coolidge
Pollard
Commonwealth Avenue
Cardinal O'Connell
Fragmentary ad copy for beauty powder at local drugstore
Nonsense garbled text appears to describe a beauty powder product named Prova or Pores with claims of smooth skin and no irritation. Mentions a drug store promotion and generic brand terms without clear facts or identifiable entities.
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Basel
Tren
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