United States Plea Urges Japan China Pull Troops Back
Washington dispatches identical notes to Japan and China urging withdrawal of military forces from the Manchurian danger zone. Secretary Stimson emphasizes peaceful settlement, requests restraint to avoid interference with amicable dispute resolution under international law and treaties. The League of Nations is kept informed of actions.
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Parliament Held By British King
London dispatch reports King George I opposes early dissolution of Parliament and a general election on tariff issues. He favors sustaining the national government until the economy program is in effect and world confidence in the pound is restored. The king’s influence may blunt calls for a people’s appeal this fall. Prime Minister MacDonald may return to discuss election plans.
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London
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British Pound
Balmoral
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Stars Use Million-Dollar Planetarium To Teach Sky
In Chicago the Max Adler planetarium draws crowds with a three-a-day show costing about a pound daily? The $1 million facility features a three-ton dumbbell shaped projection unit, 122 lenses, 3,000 parts, and a 63 foot dome. Director Phillip Fob oc Mise Maude Bennet, the world’s only female planetarium lecturer, leads monthly demonstrations showing eclipses, aurora, and celestial motions in compact, rapid lectures.
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Max Adler Planetarium
Phillip Fob Oc Mise Maude Bennet
Dust explosion and iron door test notes
A description explains how venting removes force of a dust explosion and that damage occurs when the explosion is confined. Clues come from which iron doors in a box are blown over by an explosion. Dust is released by blowing clouds.
Evening Jewels Now Are Genuine
Paris fashion writers declare costume jewelry is passé for evening wear. True gems like platinum and diamonds replace fake beads, with bracelets regaining prominence. Earrings thinning except on certain beauties. long danglers favored for evenings. Necklaces shift to pendant chokers. intricate patterns with diamond links and colored centers emerge. For affordable charm, pasta designs echo classic elegance.
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Paris
Renewed Attacks on Antitrust Laws in Washington
In Washington agitation continues ahead of Congress over Sherman Act modifications. Robert D. Kohn of the American Institute of Architects and Charles F. Abbott of the American Institute of Steel Construction urged change. Abbott argued trade cooperation should not be hindered. Kohn cited building trades drawbacks and bids favoring slower suppliers.
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James Maxton The Socialist Leader In Parliament
London reports James Maxton M P is a dour Scotsman who heads the militant left wing of labor and scorns honors. A former schoolteacher and founder of the Independent Labour Party’s chair, he has championed socialism since 1933, often clashing with Ramsay MacDonald. He served prison time for a sedition charge during the war and remains a powerful, uncompromising advocate for his ideals.
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Socialist Leader’s Simple Life in Shared London Home
A prominent leftist parliament member lives communally in Battesea with other wingers. They divide chores, shun luxuries, and subsist on tea and cigarettes. He is a widower with one son and refuses pay rises or income from capitalist papers.
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Test Blasts Measure Force Of Explosions
Washington chemists test dust explosion strength using a 100 cubic foot wooden box to mimic factory hazards. Under David J. Price, researchers study how much force a spark or dust cloud needs to wreck a can and damage woodworking plants and grain elevators.
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Uncle Sam
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Shore Line Again Bends For Traffic
Chicago plans to ease congestion by linking north and south routes with a $10,000,000 viaduct and bridge over the Chicago River mouth. The shoreline will be extended 45 feet south, boosting the daily traffic load to about 50,000 cars on completion planned by October 1982.
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Dust Ignites in Confined Space Causing Explosion
Report notes that dust in the air contributed to an explosion when a mixture of data, rubber, and sulphur ignited in a confined space. Authorities warn of the danger of dust explosions and urge improved ventilation and safety measures.
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