British Trade Show Opens In Buenos Aires Tomorrow
The Prince of Wales will open the largest British trade show outside Britain in Palermo Park tomorrow, as Britain ramps up efforts to regain Argentina’s foreign trade lead. Twenty million dollars of British goods are displayed to win back Argentine trade supremacy lost to the United States during World War I, with Wales and Prince George visiting, plus British warships and planes.
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Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
England
United States
Argentina
Great Britain
Palermo Park
Britain
Wales
Prince George
British Exhibit At Argentine Exposition Impresses
A British pavilion dominates the exposition grounds with ships transporting exhibits and a large pavilion. The slogan Buy from those who buy from us circulated among British manufacturers and Argentine allies. British auto trade is notably represented, and several firms plan branches after the show.
New Revolution Looming In Peru
A Lima dispatch to La Nacion reports southern Peruvian military chiefs threaten a new revolution unless Lieutenant Colonel Gustavo Jiminez resigns as secretary of war in the new government junta. The official communique says the southern group demands his departure and warns of revolt if not granted.
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Buenos Aires
Mar
Lima
la Nacion
Peru
Gustavo Jiminez
Jiminez
World Alumni Hold Wake for New York World
In Los Angeles on March 13 a wake for the New York World and its papers drew 60 attendees, 50 former World employees and close associates. A miniature casket held final editions sent by James W. Barret. Speakers included Joseph Johnson, now a film executive, who served as chair. The final editions go to the Los Angeles Public Library. The group plans an annual West Coast World alumni gathering on the passing date.
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Los Angeles
New York
Evening World
Sunday World
World
James W. Barrett
Joseph Johnson
World Reporter
New York Fire
Los Angeles Public Library
Seek Special Term of Court For Trial of Asheville Men
Asheville March 13 a special term of superior court to try 17 bankers and former public officials indicted following bank failures is being sought. Eighteen were originally indicted but former mayor Gallatin Roberts killed himself days before. Solicitor Zeb V. Nettles asked Governor Gardner for the term, which would likely be held between April 13 and ay
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Asheville
Superior Court
Gallatin Roberts
Zeb V. Nettles
Gardner
Petty Thievery Continues Citywide Despite Precautions
Thieves stole ten gallons of gasoline from C. F. Williams car on Carrick Avenue and milk from Heenas in the Emerywood area. Dairymen urged consumer cooperation yesterday to curb the thefts.
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C. F. Williams
Carrick Avenue
Heenas
Emerywood
Minnesota farm school seniors threaten walkout over suspensions
More than 100 seniors at the University of Minnesota agriculture school threatened to walk out of commencement on March 25 unless 13 suspended peers are allowed to graduate. The thirteen were among seventeen students suspended for liquor, triggering a legislative inquiry into campus liquor policy and the suspensions.
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University of Minnesota Farm School
ST. Paul
Minn
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
J. O. Christianson
On Top of the World radio preview from AP New York
Tomorrow night a nationwide broadcast will feature six Newark bureau members of the Associated Press. J M Kendrick will introduce Charles Stephenson Smith George W Turner M F Duhamel Lorena Hickok Hazel Reavis Richard Massack and Mark Barron. They will be questioned as they describe their roles in gathering and preparing world news.
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New York
March
Hstage
Associated Press
J. M. Kendrick
Newark
Charles Stephenson Smith
Foreign Service
George W. Turner
M. F. Duhamel
Lorena Hickok
Ban Lifted On Five Classics In United States
Washington March 13 Five literary classics once banned by Uncle Sam are now officially permitted under the 1930 tariff act. The Arabian Nights Memoirs of Casanova Gargantua Pantagruel Decameron Boccaccio and The Golden Ass receive a clean bill of health for unexpurgated translations. Some editions with obscene illustrations may still be excluded. A New York court will test access to birth control books notably Marie Stopes Married Love. Seditious material no longer appears in export trade, with soviet posters previously found innocuous.
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Washington, Mar
Uncle Sam
Cassanova
Treasury
New York
Marie Stopes
Beads Promise Style With Painful Hump Back Fashion
London style leaders market glass golf ball sized beads to be worn as chokers with long skirts. The heavy beads strain the throat, yet many women wear them as the latest wrinkle in fashion.
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London
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