Belief In Hole Proposed By Sub Tests At Pole
Dallas scientist Dr Richard Meents, SMU geology professor, argues a great bottomless hole may run from the ocean through the crust to Earth’s center. He predicts the Wilkins submarine will sound Arctic conduits with a large diameter near the polar opening and a potential single opening beneath the geographic pole.
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Dallas
Tex
Worth Pole
Richard Ommog Meents
Southern Methodist University
Great Ocean
Equator
Earth
South Pole
Weddell and
Ross Seas
Meentz
Meents
Wilkins
Arctic Ocean
Artic Ocean
Arctic
Lisbon Rocked by Twin Earth Tremors in May Morning
Lisbon endured two sharp earth shocks early today causing panic as residents fled to streets. The first at 3 20 a m and a longer tremor followed. water mains broke and walls cracked though casualties were avoided. Shocks reached Madeira, Coimbra and Keira with no injuries reported.
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Lisbon
Lishon
Portugal
Madeira Islands
Coimbra
Keira
Legislator Claims Capitol Bootlegger Operated Unmolested
Minnesota State Senator Victor E. Lawson told a Lutheran Brotherhood convention in Minneapolis that bootlegging went unchecked in the state capitol during the last session. He called the legislature wet despite his claim Minnesota is a dry state and noted officers would enforce prohibition more seriously on the floor. Otto Leonardson of Minneapolis was elected president of the brotherhood as delegates from North and South Dakota, Minnesota and western Wisconsin met and a resolution endorsing the Eighteenth Amendment was adopted.
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Solon
Legger
Minneapolis
Minnesoa
Victor E. Lawson
Willmar
Minnesota
Lawson
Senate
Otto Leonardson
Brotherhood
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Sermon Highlights Troquoiis High School 16 Graduates
The Rev J M Hunter delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the Troquoiis high school graduating class at the Methodist church on Sunday night The message from Esther urged rescue of her people The high school glee club sang two anthems and Helen Timm played piano The auditorium was filled and commencement exercises are set for Thursday night
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Troquois
Troquoiis High School
J. M. Hunter
Methodist Church
Esther
Moore
Lynes
Helen Timm
Grand Island Lumber Fire Destroys Major Yard
Grand Island Neb May 2 The Cousins Wholesale Lumber yard and offices were destroyed by fire set at night with an estimated loss of about 235000. The blaze cause is undetermined. The lumber yard building measured roughly 477 by 100 feet and ranked as one of the largest in the area.
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Grand Island
Neb
Cousins Wholesale Lumber Company
O. G. Cousins
Taiddiewert
Northern Normal seniors to hear baccalaureate sermon
Rev J A Glendinning of the First Methodist church Aberdeen has been chosen to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for Northern State Teachers College graduates. The topic is The Measure of Life. Commencement exercises follow June 4 with Rev Glendinning delivering the address.
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Northern Normal
Aberdeen
J. A. Glendinning
First Methodist Church
Northern State Teachers College
Glendinning
As ‘King
First Congregational Church
Council’ Bluffs
Real
Royal Ceremony Draws Hundreds at Buckingh am Palace
London May 20. Six American debutantes and three matrons will be presented to King George and Queen Mary in the Buckingham Palace ceremony. The first presentation last night included more than 40 women, with 10 American debutantes and Mrs. Ralph H. Booth. The pageant featured costly gowns and uniforms, while the absence of the Prince of Wales was noted.
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London
King George
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
Ralph H. Booth
Denmark
Prince of Wales
Charles G. Dawes
Audrey Barret
Maureen Smith
Milfred Hockstader
Helen A. McCann
New York
Elizabeth Howry
Washington, D. C
Katherine Hilles
Wilmington
Del
Clarence Dill
Seattle
Wash
Alfred Donovan
Rockland
Mass
Andrew Long
Hickory
N. C
Detroit
Barbara Hutton
Louise Bebn
Virginia Penn
Helen Brinton
Margaret Duance
Edith Martin
Philadelphia
Adele Jahncke
New Orleans
Bertha Potter Palmer
Virginia Dawes
Chicago
Jasmin Schoeillkopf
Buffalo
George
Body of Explorer Found in Greenland
Berlin reports say a relief expedition in Greenland found the body of Professor Alfred Wegener, German explorer, about three miles from his Eis Mitte camp. Eskimos recovered it, wrapped in furs, after Wegener left base camp last November with one Eskimo and a sled. The expedition had located his skis and the sled last week, ending hopes for his safety.
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Berlin
Wolff Bureau
Greenland
Alfred Wegener
Eis- Mitte
Chemists Seek Best War Gas at Edgewood Arsenal
Washington report on Edgewood Arsenal chemists racing to perfect gas defense and offense for the army. Maj. Gen. Gilchrist notes the mask is strong but heavy, work advances on voice transmission and optical instrument compatibility, and mustard gas remains a major concern. He cites World War I casualties and stresses protective clothing and inhalation-based gases.
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Gilchrist
Chemical Service
St Lawrence Grads Hear Baccalaureate at Community Church
St Lawrence high school senior class held baccalaureate services Sunday at the Community church with a large crowd. The girls glee club provided music and Rev ONeill delivered the sermon. The graduating class lists 1931 seniors among which are Margaret Flint Helen Hartman Irene Walker Marguerite Mehan Lucile Lanz Carson Larrymore David Banning Francis Cox Francia Williams Donald Morrow Elan Cross Hazel Abbott Maxom Williams Leonard Scovill Arnold Scovill Philip Bingham Evelyn Herman Evelyn Hurd Wilmer Fritts Ruth Burton.
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St. Lawrence
Elanor Cross
Hazel Abbott
Maxom Williams
Leonard Scovill
Arnold Scovill
Philip Bingham
Evelyn Herman
Evelyn Hurd
Wilmer Fritts
Ruth Burton
Noted Architect Dies At Home In St. Paul
ST. PAUL May 2 Allen H Stein 75 nationally known architect designer of the 20 000 000 Grand Central terminal in New York City died here last night after a three weeks illness He was designer for many other terminals and stations on lines of the Northern Pacific and New York Central railroads between New York and Seattle Wash and first came here in 1884 His widow survives.
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ST. Paul
Allen H. Stein
Grand Central
New York City
Northern Pacific
New York Central
New York
Seattle
Wash
Pierre Pioneer Report Island Drift Half Mile
Sey mour Blair who came to Pierre three years ago and helped locate a bridge site says La Framboise island has grown upstream about half a mile. The inland measures about 600 acres, separated from Pierre by candlebar and a channel. After June, the sand bar above sprouts cottonwood and other quick growers as silt fills in around the plants, making the island drift upstream.
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Pierre
Seymour D. Blair
la Framboise
Gettysburg Indian Is Given Sentence
Gettysburg May 20 Theodore Le Beau a mixed blood Indian was sentence
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Gettysburg
Theodore le Beau
Man Sentenced to Nine Months for Forgery
Le Beau pleaded guilty to forgery and was sentenced Saturday to nine months of hard labor in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls. He was immediately taken there to begin serving the term after arrest late last fall and a preliminary hearing before Justice Blakeley of Gettysburg. He was bound.
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Sioux Falls
le Beau
Blakeley
Gettysburg
Le Beau Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Faulkton
Five year old Le Beau appeared before Judge Bollum in Faulkton and pleaded guilty to forgery charges from last fall. The judge sentenced him to nine months in the penitentiary after the plea was heard.
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le Beau
Bollum
Faulkton
Fugitive Arrest Returns Man to Gettysburg Jail
A man held on $590 bond in the spring term of circuit court could not raise the money and was jailed. He escaped soon after, remained a fugitive, and was captured last week by local officials who took him into custody and returned him to Gettysburg.
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Circuit Court
Gettysburg
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Jack Kilgallen
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Free Film
Olin Studio
Tee Arliss
George Arliss
Warner Bros
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
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Coen
Northwestern Public Service Co
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