Saratoga Airplane Carrier Launch Signals Naval Era
The U S Navy launches the UD 5 S S Saratoga the world s largest airplane carrier a 33 knot steel giant to carry 72 planes with bombers and extensive support gear. Lexington will follow next fall redesigned as an aircraft transport under the Washington treaty.
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Camden
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Navy
Wilbur
William A. Moffett
Bureau of
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U. S
Lexington
Quincy
Mass
General Electric Company
Philadelphia
Curtis DB. Wilbur
Secretary of the Navy
Delaware
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Ellingson Mad Breaks Out in Vanity Trial
Dorothy Ellingson, 17, accused of matricide, caused a dramatic disruption during her San Francisco vanity trial by throwing a water cup and slamming smelling salts on the table. Judge Louderback ordered a recess as spectators left. the hearing resumed with further confrontations between defense counsel and a prosecution alienist.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Louderback
Joseph Catton
Sylvester J. McAfee
Defense Counsel
McAfee
Mr. McAfee
Catton
Mr. MccAtee
Alexander Moostin
Edward Twitchell
Twitchell
Courtroom Disruption Involving Defiant Female Defendant
A woman erupted in court, grabbing water and hurling a cup at Mr. McAfee and Mr. Mooslin while a bottle of smelling salts hit the counsel table. She shouted defiant words, cried as jail matrons moved in, bailiffs called for order, and the jury was sent to retire before proceedings resumed.
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Tame
Ice Patrol Study Reveals Secrets of Floating Ice
Washington April 7 The coast guard plans to train officers for special ice patrol work. Lieutenant Commander Smith, oceanographic officer, follows Harvard scientists in studying icebergs and their life in the North Atlantic. Since 1914 the ice patrol has tracked bergs currents and formation zones to warn ships, a program born after the Titanic sinking and credited with preventing losses in the ocean lanes.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Smith
Harvard University
North Atlantic
Coast Guard to Hold Titanic Memorial Service
The Coast Guard will observe a memorial ceremony at the Titanic sinking site on April 4, near the exact coordinates 41.46 N, 30.14 W, honoring victims with full dress muster, prayers, and three salutes. Vessels Modoc and Tampa will participate in the ice patrol, and the nearest ship to the scene will conduct the service.
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Associated Press
Coast Guard Service
Coast Guard
Modoc
Tam’ Pa
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Red Cross offers aid to Miami tornado relief effort
Washington dispatch reports the National Red Cross makes its facilities available to RE B Douglass chairman of the Miami chapter to assist in tornado relief operations in Miami Florida.
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RED Cross
Washington
Juic
National Red Cross
Miami
Fla
RE. B. Douglass
In the Realm of Higher Things Church Not a Tool Debate
Reports from Montevideo and Oslo outline evangelical aims in South America and International Council on Women plans. A Mackay of the Free Church of Scotland chaired a committee urging constructive policy aligned with Christ and Gospel, avoiding sectarian thrusts. Norwegian delegates travel toward Washington for council meetings led by S. Backer. emphasis on the 40th anniversary of the King James Bible translation and Tyndale’s legacy.
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South America
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Representatie Free Church of Scotland
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Europe
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Restor
Council OF Women
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Oslo
Norway
International Council On
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Miedsberg
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United States
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Iioness
Aberdern Ani Temair
Mauretatia
Samuel McCrea Avert
Federal Council of Churches
Creek
William Tyndate
Bristol
Ene
Tyndale
Tyndute
Andy Gump Goes On A Diet In The Independent Cartoon Series
The piece follows Hon. Andrew Gump former presidential candidate as he begins a diet on April 7. It notes his strict meals of spinach prune soup lemon juice and canned tomatoes and hints to readers that cartoons by Sid Smith will show his progress. The article compared his regimen to doctor prescribed hygenic eating and invites readers to try dieting themselves.
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Andrew Gump
United States
Independent
Gump
Andy
Helena
Sid Smith
Timothy
Andy Gump
Printing power themes stir readers across groups
Discussion centers on tyranny and the press with input from the International Council of Religious Education in Chicago, the American Bible Society, the American Library Association, and the National Association of Book Publishers, highlighting broad interest in the movement.
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Tyrdom
International Council of Relgious Education
Chicago
American Bible Society
American Library Association
National Association of Book Publishers
Questioned validity of mortgages of AP railroad
Washington March 7 The congressional commission investigating land grants to the Northern Pacific Railroad and its successor heard a claim that mortgages may have been issued between 1875 and 1872 in the name of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Representative Baker said he had information from a credible source and urged inquiry into possible gaps after foreclosure in 1875 and reorganization in 1852.
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Associated Press
Washington
Apc
Northern Pacific Railroad
Congressional Commission
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Baker
Democrat
California
Northern Pacific Railroad Association
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Relieved of Gems in Los Angeles Robbery
Rene Mars wealthy automobile dealer and three companions were robbed of jewelry valued at 30000 dollars by two armed men who confronted them in the driveway of the Marx home in Los Angeles as they returned from a party.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Rene Mars
Marx
Women of England Aroused by Sisters Who Wear Feathers
London reports the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds urging women to stop using stuffed humming birds and other rare plumage in dress. Parliament banned importation in 1921 amid a global illicit trade. Duchess of Somerset likens wearers to savages as Ox Pitt cites gowns with numerous dead birds.
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London
Royal Society For the Protection of Birds
England
United States
Society
League of Nations
Duchess of Somerset
Ox Pitt
States Waive Control of National Parks
Washington April ? The interior department ruled today that complete authority over all terrain and facilities of national parks rests with the federal government. States automatically waived their rights in accepting the parks establishment after a question from Hawaii’s commissioner of public lands. The interior secretary holds absolute control, with states and possessions having ceded sovereignty and jurisdiction.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interior Department
Hawaii
Founder passes. Liz Warner dies at 86 in Arizona
Mrs. Liz Vie Warner, a widely known Arizona woman and last of the five charter members of the Order of Eastern Star in the United States, died at her Phoenix area home last night at age 86.
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Associated Press
Pheonix
Ariz
Lizvie Warner
Arizona
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