Chesterton Dies of Heart Attack At 62 In England
Beachsfield England June 14 Gilbert Keith Chesterton British author and critic died of a heart attack after a weeklong illness. His wife was present. Funeral set for Wednesday. Chesterton, known for wit and versatility, rose from art critic to famed writer and journalist with a prolific output across poetry fiction criticism and religion. He left St Pauls and Blade School, wrote The Walden Knight, contributed to The Speaker and The Daily News, and later published volumes that showcased his sharp critique and humor.
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Chesterton the Writer and His Paradoxical Career
Writer K Chesterton born May 29 1874 in London married Francis Blogg in 1901. He produced notable works Orthodoxy The Napoleon of Notting Hill and Father Brown tales. He founded G K Weekly in 1936 and later became Catholic. honored by Edinburgh University.
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Trouble For Two at Marlow Theater Tonight
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The crowd roared as Dancing Pirate delivered a high energy act at the Wig, with Fox’s Tommy Hawkins praising its color and movement. The show, featuring live dance and performance, advertised a new, vivid spectacle in La Palomar style, promising a fresh experience unmatched by prior performances.
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Death Called Rev Peter Markane in the Diocese of Helena
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Boy 62 Hoards Cash After Refusing Fine
Chicago police report a 62 year old man known as Wewsboy saved $11,090 by avoiding fines from street hoardings. He claimed to earn money selling papers, showed a bank balance near $29,028, and inherited $13,028. He chose jail over paying the fine and was ordered to leave town after a $4 penalty.
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A veteran bond plan urged by General Yrunk and the American Legion aims to direct the 3 percent interest bonds toward veterans. Officials caution that money may flow into consumer and investment uses before actual distribution, as Washington braces for the program's rollout and wider economic effects.
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Boy 22 Tries 70 Kill Self as Nephew Watches
Detroit report of a 22 year old man attempting to kill himself before a moving freight train with his young nephew present. Railroad detective George Krone described the man placing himself on the track twice and diverting the train, narrowly missing the boy and the child’s safety. Police said the suspect was later restrained. details cite his expressed intent and the dramatic rescue in front of the oncoming train.
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Teen girl amateur pilot killed in Texas crash
A 17 year old amateur pilot died when her monoplane crashed near Fort Worth. Investigators cited rough air and engine trouble as factors. Witnesses said she climbed to about 2 000 feet then performed vertical banks before the aircraft nosedived.
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Undersea Marriage Ceremony Captured on Ocean Floor
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Muskok to Be Planted on Island in Bering
Patvhaniea Alanka Tse II- Twenty-seven aghly con tented minakay were amngled from the akagey Nerd on the University of Alaska farm today to take ip pioneer Whe on mw Mlle Bernig Sea Salaid 2.090 miflew away. The Weann combines tin anid ax traits to miera Saly Lohy railroad and Yukon steamer to Nuit Vak TannGel af tle Ruthwestern Alaska coast. Karlon Jr. Rouse of the university, in charge of moving the mak ox, aims to build a four largo herd on the seland to provide food mad wool for the 00 Eakins living there. Natives attempt to drop an orange at 60 yards by severing the stalk attaching the Crult to the irae.
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