Romanian Ruling Clan May Crown Magda Lupescu Queen
Rumors from Bucharest claim Magda Lupescu stands as a potential future queen as royal brothers quarrel. Paris chatter notes Lupescu renouncing Judaism to qualify for queenship while Prince Nikolas purportedly renounces royal membership. Premier Jora denies reports amid ongoing speculation.
Parole Revoked for Goldhurst in Bribery Case
The parole of Harry L. Goldhurst, broker for Bishop Cannon Jr., was revoked. A Justice Department report disclosed that Goldhurst attempted to bribe a U S attorney’s office assistant in the Southern District of New York. Attorney General Mitchell released the findings after Senator Glass pressed for review.
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Lupescu Rumor Ties Queen Hope To Romanian Throne
Paris reports from Bucharest say Mme Magda Lupescu, former companion of exiled King Carol, has allegedly abandoned Judaism to qualify as queen of Romania. Diplomats say palace circles already call her Your Majesty, with Carol doubting a public reception for a commoner consort under the constitution.
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Switzerland Produces Light Rock Floats on Water Like Sponge
A Swiss invention yields a rock light enough to float on water with a sponge like porosity. It mixes lightness with buoyant texture and could serve as an insulator or novelty material in engineering and design.
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Chile Leads Latin America in Coal Production
Chile is the largest coal producer in Latin America, with Mexico ranking second in output.
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Smart Folk Suit Themselves In Varied Woolens
New York society showcases fall woolens on Park and Fifth Avenues with debutantes and heiresses in tailored wool crepe skirts, wool suits, fur trims, and hats. Notable outfits from Gwidays Hopkins, Miss Onatavia, Miss Richardson, and Miss de Milhau highlight a chic transition to cooler weather as high society travels seasonally between Florida Newport and Southampton.
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China Wages War on Illiteracy Awakening Country of Rice and Mandarins
Ten million attend school in China in elementary, high school, college, and university programs as women and girls enroll rapidly. E H Cressy notes mission and government schools expanding since 1844 with 35 mission boards financing Christian education. literacy efforts gain momentum across counties.
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Unsolved Crossword Clue Puzzle From Yesterday
A dated crossword yields Across clues like Part of a month Queer and Capital of Lombardy plus Downs such as Ring of a Ba Bae canan and Nobleman, with many entries referencing common words and abbreviations across themes.
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Singing Memnon statue and Nobel chemistry award noted
The article recalls the singing Memnon statue in Egypt that produced notes at dawn and dusk until toppled. It also notes that Dr. Friedrich Bergius and Dr. Carl Bosch were awarded the 1931 Nobel chemistry prize. A separate claim discusses divorce rights among Moorish spouses if a wife bears no son after marriage.
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