Doctor James Richardson Crafts Ship Models and Chess Men
In his office workshop dentist Dr James Richardson builds intricate ship models and carved chess pieces. He just finished a scale Sovereign of the Seas tribute while planning an American Flying Cloud replica, turning leisure time into precise craftsmanship and historical study.
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Albania's bachelor king said to have found wife
King Zog of Albania hosted a reception at his Tirana castle attended by Countess Von Mikes and Count Stephen Von Bethlen. Earlier reports note Zog's past loves and hints he sought an American bride with wealth, charm, and dignity, though no final engagement is recorded.
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Countess von Mikes
Stephen von Bethlen
Hungary
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Budapest
Zog
Vienna
EE Hanan
Hitler vows cooperation while urging four year plan
Hitler pledges World cooperation to solve peace problems and will continue Germanys four year plan for self sufficiency. He calls for economic exchange with other nations and asserts Bolshevism as a threat while stressing readiness to work with Britain and other powers.
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Eden
Artist Dismisses Social Security Law in Reminiscence
The article recalls an interview with an unnamed artist who doubts Social Security will hold, noting he once used German ink and reflecting on how people forget old statutes. He mentions Danny and a moment reading a lullaby aloud with tears, admitting he has had few patrons.
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Danny
Dannt
Dike Workers Fight to Save Cairo from Flood
Armed deputies patrolled waterways under orders to shoot to kill looters as five thousand river basin farmers fled the Mississippi riverfront area. Army engineers blasted through retaining walls and released floodwaters to advance the defense.
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Missouri Bank
Mississippi
Flood Devastation Across Ohio Valley
Red Cross figures show about 400 dead and 800000 homes flooded as the Ohio valley reels from the disaster. Property damage tops 400 million dollars with 572010 homeless and 236007 marooned. Cincinnati begins rehab as Louisville plans a bigger, better rebound. Evansville partly under water as waters recede.
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Landis Warns Utility Holding Companies Over Registration
SEC chairman William Landis accuses hold ing companies of harming stockholders with spurious advice as he cites Judge Mack s ruling that Electric Bond and Share must register. He warns criminal action may follow if unregistered while naming John W. Davis of the Edison Electric Institute.
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New York
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Edison Electric Institute
Committee calls vote to end walkout and seek retake of talks
Governor Murphy weighs next steps in Lansing agreement as labor dispute looms. A committee urges a vote to end the walkout and reopen negotiations to remove workers from plants, while Murphy remains tight lipped about immediate plans in Detroit.
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Soviets Demand New Trials for Opponents
Thousands march in Red Square demanding new trials for opponents of the Soviet regime after Karl Radek and 16 others were sentenced. Marchers call for no mercy, condemn Trotzky and his allies, and banners praise Lenin and Stalin while denouncing Trotzky in subzero weather.
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Governor Warns Against Forcing Strikes at GM Plant
Governor opposes use of force or subpoenas in the GM strike at Flint and backs peaceful court action. Circuit Judge Gadola to hear union show cause today as 2,300 National Guardsmen monitor conditions after January riots. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot calls for peace and a union victory.
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Sloan
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Madrid Front After Big Drive Ends In Temporary Victory
Three hour battle between government and Fascist insurgents left Madrid front in a tense stalemate while government troops held. Malaga reports said bombardment near Marbella and trenches around the town. Air ministry noted Fascist sea planes attacked by government planes near Torrevieja. Twelve American medical unit members arrived in Barcelona with hospital supplies and four ambulances.
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Marbella
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Torrevieja
Alicante
Barcelona
Flood Scenes at Paramount Begin Today
The Paramount opens a film of actual flood scenes with manager Hugh Smart announcing last night. The presentation spans 850 feet of film showing prevailing flood conditions.
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Paramount
Hugh Smart
Carlsbad Erns Explore New Passages in New Mexico
Early exploration of Carlsbad caverns yields new passages as teams continue surveying the vast underground system in New Mexico. Researchers report ongoing discoveries each year, expanding knowledge of the cavern network and its geology.
Temperature Holds Steady at 56 Degrees in Carlsbad Caverns
The cave at Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico maintains a year round temperature of 56 degrees Fahrenheit. The consistent heat stabilizes exploration and wildlife conditions inside the cavern system.
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