Prince Plans New Picture Cultural Movement
Prince Nicholas Lippe de Lipski proposes a world culture boom called Culturism to save civilization. He says educated people must unite across religions and classes, dismiss titles, and welcome workers and royalty alike. The association already meets with American and international members and is registered with the French government.
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Paris
Prince Nicholas Lippe de Lipski
New Culturism Association
City dig uncovers ancient tooth from prehistoric animal
In St. Louis workers blasting rock for a new building found a tooth about thirty feet underground. Experts believe it belongs to an equi occi dentalis, a prehistoric creature from the Pleiotocene era, embedded in solid rock.
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ST. Louis
Fire Damage Five Million in Pa Dwellings Outside Cities
Pennsylvania fire losses outside Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in 1931 totaled 5.548 million dollars, according to the State Fire Marshal Bureau. The report covers dwelling houses damaged by flames during the year.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
State Fire Marshal Bureau
Exiled Trotzky Says Stalin's Power Is Weakening
Exiled leader Leon Trotzky in Prinkipo Turkey declares Stalin’s rule “thoroughly shaken” and says a Moscow decree confirming exile of him and other former leaders marks the culmination of a campaign against Trotskyism. He links bureaucratic Stalinism to growing worker independence and criticizes Soviet policy.
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Priscilla Ring Prinkipo
Princess Island
Turkey
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Soviet Russia
Leon Trotzky
Moscow
Trotzky
Stalin
Tottering
Red Army
Russia
Prinkipo
Moda
Germany
Bruening
Afghanistan
India
Ramsay McDonald
Spain
Madrid
Republic of
Spanish Republic
Trotsky
Stalin Facion
Soviet Union
Bolshevist
America
England
Keen
Society of Marxist Historians
Chicago
D A R Close Meeting Expressing Its Faith In State Administration
The Durham based North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution closed their annual convention expressing satisfaction with Gov. O Max Gardner’s administration but declined to endorse a supporting resolution to avoid partisan lines. They left the 1938 convention city selection to the executive committee.
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Durham
Mar
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
Flashes of LIFE Host H Denny Pierce Tricks Time
New York host H Denny Pierce keeps guests longer by fixing his clock to run backward so the longer the gathering, the earlier it ends, though yawns still appear as time reverses.
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New York
H. Denny Pierce
Highest Compliment Boston History Anecdote
A fragment notes Albert Bushnell Hart described as a practical history figure. It references purchases of Martha's dresses and her positive reaction, illustrating a casual anecdote linked to Hart.
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Boston
Albert Bushnell Hart
Martha
Leap Year Special Draws Rural Young Women to Diamonds
An enterprising jeweler in the countryside advertised a leap year engagement ring scheme offering generous commissions on all diamond sales. The tactic recruited nearly all eligible young women in the area to work for him.
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Liberal Commission
Lipton Fortune Cut by Racing Lipton Britain’s Cup Loss
London (UP) Sir Thomas Lipton died near the end of life, his will revealing an estate of £566,000 rather than the millions expected. Races for the America’s Cup drained his fortune, and he gave away large sums earlier. He left his beloved cup to friends in the United States.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Britain
Sir Thomas
Lipton
United States
Crew of Disabled Vessel Rescued Amid Storm
The crew of the Gicabied collier H. F. De Bardeleben abandoned ship at 2 a.m. and were taken aboard the British freighter Laganbank. All 34 crew members from New Orleans were unharmed. the ship was 600 miles east of New York, as the Ossipee neared to assess towing.
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Abcout Guard
Cutt Mar
Knight
Bardeleben
de Bardeleben
Adriatic
Laganbank
New York
New Orleans
Lipton Fortune Distributed to Hospitals and Charities
The Lipton fortune largely goes to hospitals and charities with substantial gifts to friends and old servants in Britain and America. The report notes transfers to New York Yacht Club and other recipients, reflecting broad philanthropic activity across the Atlantic.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
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