Star-Gazing Forty Years Into Wealth and Space
Gustavus Wynne Cooke of Wynnewood Pennsylvania, a 25 year amateur astronomer, built wealth as a steel maker and banker. He uses a nine inch telescope at his Minden Way estate and plans a 35 inch telescope to study planets, with the east’s only spectro-helioscope to analyze solar rays and elements.
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Wynnewood
Gustavus Wynne Cooke
Cooke
Minden Way
Gustavus Cooke
George Ellery Hale
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Banker Cooke
Mencken to Testify in Salisbury Mob Inquest
W Arthur Kennerly foreman of the coroner's jury investigating the lynching of Mack Williams says he will summon H L Mencken and editors from the Baltimore Sun and Evening Sun to testify. The move follows Mencken's articles accusing mob leaders of being known but not prosecuted. No inquest date set.
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Salisbury
Cecil
W. Arthur Kennerly
Mack Williams
H. L. Mencken
Baltimore Sun
Evening Sun
Kennerly
Levin C. Batley
W. Preston Lane, Jr
Maryland
Mencken
American Mercury
the Sun
Williams
Peninsula Hospital
Daniel J. Elliott
Prevention of cancer urges early detection and public education
A United States Public Health Service statement warns cancer often exists before recognition, stresses that early symptoms are subtle, and urges vigilance for lumps in the breast, non healing sores, irregular bleeding, and persistent indigestion. It notes cancer is not contagious, advocates prompt medical help, and compares early action to stopping a spreading fire. It also calls for public awareness and continued research.
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United States Public Health Service
Chauffeur Inherits Home and 210000 From Estate
In Mineola New York Elmer Sachse the Jourdan chauffeur who cared for Mrs Jourdan inherited a house and about 210000 dollars after seven years since financier F B Jourdan called him on his deathbed to stay on the job and care for his wife.
Officer Graves Died of Acute Alcoholism in Denver
Deputy coroner reports Joseph E Graves assistant state district attorney died from acute alcoholism. He was found dead in a North Denver automobile Tuesday night after analysis of stomach contents showed liquor with poisonous substances.
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Denver
Joseph E. Graves
North
George H. Bostwick
Graves
Bostwick
Dallas Steers Manager Hap Morse to Referee 1932 AAU Tourney
Hap Morse, manager of the Dallas Steers in the Texas league, will be head referee of the 1932 girls National AAU cage tournament.
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Hap Morse
Dallas Steers
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