Chopin Biographer Sees Brighter View Of The Pianist
English pianist William Murdoch presents Chopin in a new biography, detailing his French Polish heritage, early Warsaw years, and pivotal influence of George Sand. It tracks Chopin’s friendships, his Majorca sojourn, and final days in Paris, with focus on personal ties, letters, and artistic development.
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Utah Slayer Saved From Firing Squad
A reprieve by Gov. Henry H. Blood saved Delbert Green from execution for slaying his uncle James Creon. Green had chosen dawn firing squad as allowed by Utah law. The state board of pardons will decide his fate, not meeting until September unless the governor orders a special session.
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Fliers Within Day Of Record In Mississipp
MERIDIAN MISS June 26 Fred and AE Rey prepare for a world endurance flight aiming to beat the 553 hour 41 minute 30 second record set in Chicago by the Hunter brothers. Ben Woodruff the chief radio engineer noted Fred perched on the exposed motor mount amid a playful mood as the craft flew at eighty miles per hour.
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Indian tuberculosis hospital plans meet limited federal support
Washington reports discouraged signals on securing funds for an Indian tuberculosis sanitarium at Pierre South Dakota from Mayor K E Hipple and South Dakota's congressional delegation The budget bureau opposes funding under current work relief deficiency plans reducing prospects for the project despite earlier appropriations and renewed hope from officials
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Senator Hulow Aims to Block New Appropriations
Senator Hulow said the move eliminates prospect of adding an appropriation to a deficiency bill pending in the Senate. The mayor will confer again with Collier this afternoon on a request for improved water connections from Pierre to the Indian School there.
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Processing Tax Suits Piling Up
Washington June 25 The AAA faces a surge in suits to recover processing taxes after the Supreme Court struck down the NRA. At least 18 suits have been filed to reclaim taxes on manufacture and processing to fund farm payments, with about 10 to 15 new lawsuits daily. Amoskeag Manufacturing of Manchester New Hampshire seeks 2.5 million dollars, challenging the levy as AAA amendments loom. Harvard claims the largest U S law school list with 1450 students sourced from 216 colleges.
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Weather and crop report notes rapid livestock weight gain
South Dakota week weather cooled crop growth but boosted pastures. Eastern half received one to two inches of rain, western half up to half an inch, aiding winter grains and early spring crops. Worm damage persists in the northeast. replanting planned as second cultivation begins in the south. Alfalfa first crop secured, second crop under favorable conditions. pastures good to excellent, stock gaining weight rapidly. Rainfall totals varied across stations such as Aberdeen 1.12 and Mitchell 1.51 inches.
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Omaha police attend four courtier culture school study
Policing recruits in Omaha undergo a four week course described as a culture school. It covers shining shoes shaving keeping uniforms pressed polishing buttons and badges courteous walking gracefully and maintaining dignified conduct.
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