Operetta To Be Presented At Wilson Grade School
The Lost Dell a Christmas operetta directed by Miss Edna Counterman will be staged at Wilson grade school auditorium Friday night December 12 at 8 o'clock. A modern young mother and her daughter visit the gift shop with a Personal Shopper assisting. Many gifts are shown, but a very expensive doll goes missing after the doll parade. After brisk dialogue and action, the lost doll is found in a happy climax.
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Edna Countermaan
Wilson Grade
Dees
Strip Gravel Pit For Airport Use
Workmen have scarred shipping a pic two miles west of the W. W. Howes Municipal Airport to obtain gravel for completing runways at the IWPA Nearest. Cry Manager Don I Sears reports completion of runways is a key phase of airport work. Exterior work nearly finished and plans for a formal dedication and air show are tentatively planned for early July.
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W. W. Howes
IWPA
Cry
Don I. Sears
Airprt
Beng
Nye accuses Schneider of backing Hitler in aid
Senator Gerald Nye of North Dakota charges world munitions makers with collusion and claims he has proof Eugene Schneider the French munitions king funded Adolf Hitler. Nye asserts Behneide made large contributions to Hitler over a long period.
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Schneider
Hitler
Italian Nobel Laureate Luigi Pirandello Dies in Rome
Italian playwright Luigi Pirandello, winner of the 184 Nobel prize for literature, died in Rome at 69 after a brief illness from pneumonia. He had been at work on a new play when he passed, and friends last saw him in public about three nights earlier.
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Rome
Luigi Pirandello
Pirandello
Duke of York Destiny Shaped by Quiet Studies and Duty
This Life feature outlines Albert Frederick Arthur George Duke of York, future king, born 1885 at York Cottage Sandringham. It contrasts his quiet, studious life with Edward VII’s royal charm, notes his early stammer and public-speech triumphs, and traces his naval training at Osborne and Dartmouth and his disciplined youth under King Edward VII and H. P. Hansell.
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Duke of York
Edward
Edward VII
Great Britain
Milton Bonner
NEA
London
Albert Frederick Arthur George
England
Edward VI
Albert
Storry
Ward
George VI
Mary
York Cottage
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Mer “Albert
Prince of
Watsland
Prince Albert
H. P. Hansell
Scots Guards
Cold Skream Guards
Malborough House
Rath
Royal Lodge
Windsor Great Park
King Edward VII
Prince Albert of Windsor Navy Career Before WWI
A historic account follows Prince Albert's early naval life aboard the Cumberland and Collingwood, detailing his progress from midshipman to active service, visits to the West Indies, Canada, and Egypt, and his return to duty after appendicitis as World War I loomed.
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Cumberland
Prince
West Indies
Canada
Puerto Rico
Collingwood
Firth of Forth
Scotland
House of Windsor
Prince Albert
Portmouth
Limlash
Egypt
Lord Mitchener
Rome
Victor Bromanuel
Albert
France
Scapa Flow
Trady
North Sea
Widow of Slayer Attempts Death by Drinking Antiseptic
In Boston on December 10 Norma Millen Clement widow of Merton Millen reportedly attempted suicide by drinking antiseptic. The report references her earlier marriage at 13 to Maxtos and a history linked to a crime spree involving four murders and seven armed holdups connected with her husband, his brother Irving, and Abraham Faber.
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Boston
Norma Millen Clement
Merton
Millen
Norma
Maxtos
H& Brother
Irving
Abraham ‘Faber
Fire alarm at Pugsley Plumbing empty blaze found
Fire Chief Max Teuber reported no trace of a fire at the Pugsley Plumbing Shop located at 160 Dakota Avenue Southeast after a woman employed in a nearby electric shop said she saw a vivid flash in an apartment above the business.
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Huron Gremen
Pupsley
Dakota
Max Teuber
Pugsley
Libel Suit Fails To Worry Editor
In San Jose California editor Dee Wey Milton Smills, with 11 years in journalism, faced a libel suit from Mountain View resident Be Beales. Beales accused Smills of defamatory Roosevelt references in an editorial, but the complaint was dismissed. Smills called the case an infringement on press freedom and said he was simply voicing opinions. Beales said he acted to protect dignity of executives and asserted the suit targeted professional speech.
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San Jose
Calif
Dee. Wey
Milton Smills
Fidel Ghidasges
Roosevelt
HH Be Beales
Mountain View
Denier Beales
Smith
Elye
Beales
Thy
Gaui Mountain
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Royal Naval College
Osborne
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Cme
Dartmouth
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X. Adj
Astables
Hanson
King George
Cy Lurie
Tennéssee
Geniainie Alpacunas
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FISH
Rage
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