American Women Host Summer Club in London
The American Women’s club of London shifts from cultural focus to social events for summer visitors. A Dawes reception amid preparations, with July 1 tentative, looms as a major highlight attended by prominent Americans in London. Membership and programs expand as the club grows.
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French law silent on spurious relics
Moulins France June 22 AP a Paris expert professor Beyle reports the Glazel discoveries were spurious. Emile Fradin owner of the field faces charges for handling tools and inscribed tablets while the Prehistorical Society of Paris sues. The case highlights a gap in the penal code and may lead to outrages to the police charges.
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Plane crash claims two in St. Louis
Aidney Crutcher an air inspector for Curtins Robertson Aviation was killed and Alfred Columbia Capap 18 a transport pilot was fatally injured when their aircraft crashed from a height of about 390 feet in St. Louis tonight.
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Eight Year Plan Advocated for Nation's Secondary Schools
Wallington June 22 AP Dr William John Cooper new United States Commissioner of Education backs the 4 4 plan reorganizing high schools into two four year units and extending the secondary program through junior college level. He notes shifts in society and rising junior high adoption with increases in college enrollment and curriculum expansion across the United States.
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Ford suit exposes Brazil's state duties on imports
Boa Janeiro June 22 AP The Brazilian Supreme Court refused to grant an injunction against duties on rubber seed imports from one state to another, highlighting widespread interstate tariff barriers. Lawyers say a properly filed petition could declare Para state's rubber seed tariff unconstitutional, potentially enabling broader tax challenges across the republic.
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Great Northern Western Pacific Outline California Rail Link
The pamphlet from Great Northern and Western Pacific argues the 160 mile California link between Kamath Valley Oregon and California will boost public benefit. It highlights increased competition against Southern Pacific, job growth, and expanded routes to Sacramento San Tonquin and San Francisco Bay with rich timber and agricultural areas along the corridor.
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Paris Doctor Aims Paris to Berlin Golf Challenge
Dr. Robert F. Moors of New York plans a 764 mile golf bell drive from Paris to Berlin in 7,000 strokes. He bets Dr. Ferran Suarez de Mendoza of Paris on the feat and must average 110 gates per stroke. If he loses a ball, another may be used under the agreement.
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Dozens of Talking Pictures Quizzed in Reader Q A
The column compiles reader questions on cinema and science with answers. It covers talkie theaters worldwide beyond 2000 in the United States, walking speeds, Freiburg passion play history, coast guard vessel lighting, jobber etymology, Roman slave trade, and many other odds and ends from weather to geography, language, and culture.
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Berlin's proposed celluloid library to save space
Berlin experts propose a film based library system to replace physical volumes. Photographed books would be stored on rolls, enabling forty times the current volume in the same space. A film reading room with individual projectors would let readers view pages on screens at chosen pages.
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California oil operators released from curtailment orders
California oil operators are being released from general production curtailment orders as the state prepares for a new gas tax regime. Authorities cited anticipated anti waste measures under the tax and a law aimed at limiting gas waste in drilling. Larger producers will continue limited curtailment, while many small operators had resisted earlier orders.
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Form New Political Coalition in Iceland
Reykjavik June 22 The conservative and liberal parties of Iceland decide to unite as The Independent party. Core aims include Iceland taking over control of foreign affairs when the Danish Icelandic union is open to revision in 1940. Domestic policy favors personal initiative and trade freedom.
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PATS TO ENTER ROME
London dispatch reports a parish vicar must pay a toll to enter his own front door. The Bridewell area sits behind the church where land from the Bridewell foundation forms the boundary and an old wall blocks free access, resulting in tolls.
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