National rooms to honor world cultures planned for Cathedral of Learning
The Cathedral of Learning will feature fifteen foreign rooms on its first floor representing England Scotland Germany Scandinavia Italy Czecho Slovakia Serbia Croatia Poland Russia Hungary Roumania Yugoslavia China and Greece. Each room will reflect pre eighteenth century customs with national emblems and university seals, funded by local national groups and governments.
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Pittsburgh
Cathedral of Learning
University of Pittsburgh
England
Scotland
Germany
Scandinavian Countries
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Serbia
Croatia
Poland
Russia
Hungary
Roumania
Yugoslavia
China
Greece
Fifteen Aliens to be Deportation After Sea Smuggling Ordeal
Fifteen aliens from Cuba and several nations endured five days packed upright in a 38 foot motor boat with no food or water before reaching Anna Maria west of Bradenton. They were deserted by the captain and awaited deportation. Two women among them were placed in private homes to recuperate.
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Tampa
Fila
United States
Anna Maria
Bradenton
Cuba
Striking Students Return To Classes At Northern Normal
Striking students at Northern Normal and Industrial School returned to classes. Alfred Bieber and Bernice O Grady were reinstated by the college disciplinary committee led by president David Allen Anderson after Tuesday’s dismissal prompted campus walkout and picketing.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal and Industrial School
David Allen Anderson
Alfred Bieber
Bernice O'Grady
King George Crown Stands Through Twenty Stormy Reigns
London reports on King George VI entering his twentieth year on the throne with scenes of public support and admiration. The article highlights his wartime leadership, role in Irish settlement, 1926 general strike mediation, and health struggles, portraying him as a steady imperial figure who adapts to changing governance while guiding the monarchy.
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Fdward Stanley
London
George
Europe
King George
Buckingham Palace
Dominions
Westminster
England
Victoria
Parliament Restricts Free Moth Mechs In Smoking Rooms
In London the House of Commons ended free matches in smoking rooms and refreshment counters. About 12 000 boxes of free matches are distributed at each section of the house as the economic downturn pressures austerity measures.
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London
House of Commons
Timbuktu is Modern Under French Regime
Paris dispatch describes Timbuktu as transformed under French control with cafes, a hotel, and Parisian names adopted by locals. The town lies seven miles from the Niger, remains without gas or electricity, and endures harsh hot seasons and deadly rainy mists from the river.
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Paris
Timbucktoo
Tibet
West Africa
Briand
Poincare
Shell
Gillette
Niger
Sahara Desert
Djenne
Unclear fragment hints at a post about pigs and pies
Fragment mentions stickers square pen and a post to be each pig with reference to pies and a vague plan. Names, dates, or clear events are not readable. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
March Storms Claim Up To 36000 Cattle In Nebraska
Blizzards held Nebraska in a life grip for days causing the loss of about 26 000 to 36 000 cattle. Arthur Garden Grant and Pherson counties reported the largest losses as livestock froze or drowned. Radio warnings helped avert further deaths.
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Lincoln
Neb
Agricultural Department
Arthur
Garden
Grant
Pherson
Saal
Birth Control Favored by Iowa Congregational Church
A resolution favoring birth control and education was adopted by the Iowa Congregational church conference in Council Bluffs. The vote was 70 to 25 after considerable debate.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa Congregational Church Conference
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