Lima talks privatized closed sessions and leaks feared
Washington observers note Lima talks may be closed to non American nations though open in general sessions. U S officials say secrecy will be pursued while leaks likely persist among 21 republics. Separately plane makers demanded assurances no mass state mills appear as Nye committee warned costed federal munitions plants. The government already operates a single naval training plane plant.
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Lima
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U. S
Army
Navy
Senate
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North Dakota
Spain
Moody May Campaign Again For U S Lt Moody May Campaign
Helen Wills Moody hints at another U S tennis campaign if the United States Tennis Association requests her services. The 33 year old star, who turned down a roughly $100000 offer to turn pro, spoke after a lecture tour and a two set exhibition win in Los Angeles. Her amateur status remains, but she would consider inter national duties if asked.
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Moody
United States
Queen Helen
Bruce Ansley
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IT. A.T. A
Star
Hollywood Sends Message To Dictators Via Film World
An American newspaper column argues Hollywood quietly delivers blunt public protests to Mussolini and Hitler by blocking Italian and German officials from US studios. It notes Mussolini’s son and Leni Riefenstahl faced rejection, illustrating how film industry gates translate global sentiment to Rome and Berlin.
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Il Duce
Hollywood
I] Duce
Hitler
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Mussolini
America
Rome
Berlin
Airlines Tackle Winter Hazards With New Safety Aids
New safety gear and procedures aim for a crashless winter in U S air travel. Altimeters, de icing gear, radio direction finders, position finders, ice protection, longer flight plans, and stricter salary guarantees for pilots enhance safety while flights extend and speeds drop.
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NEA
United Airlines
Pt. Reyes
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United States
America
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Ity
Deemphasizing Football at University of Chicago
University of Chicago president Robert Hutchins proposes ten cents admission to college football to curb corruption and price influence in the sport. He envisions a sociological experiment in ethics as fans in the Midwest may back the purge of the dollar from gate receipts, postponing other ideals until after this initial change.
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University of Chicago
Hutchins
Middle West
Gargantua the Great Gorilla Sails to England
Gargantua, once a nameless seven year old gorilla in a $3 wooden cage bound for America, now travels in a $20,000 air conditioned cage aboard a luxury liner. The famous ape, once a circus novelty, has grown in size and fame as he heads via the southern route to London for a scheduled appearance.
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America
Gargantua the Great
High Seas
England
Gargantua
London
How's Your Health Dr ago Galdston Plastic Surgery
An exploration of plastic surgery describes its wide scope from repairing birth defects to post illness and accident damage. It emphasizes tissue knowledge, gentle handling, and the surgeon’s patience while noting cosmetic focus has shifted to psychological value.
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Ago Galdston
Caspar Tagliacozzi
Tagliacozzi
Notable Quotes From Public Figures Across the Nation
A collage of remarks includes Miss Loring Bond Nolan describing a bathing incident in San Diego, Lady Tweedsmuir noting a detective story reading, Otto Hermann Voss mentioning spies in New York, John A. Brown recalling a policy ticket, Aubrey Williams predicting nationwide employment gains, Feodor Kerensky praising oceans, and Senator Tom Connally commenting on a political recession.
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Miss Loring Bond Nolan
Otto Hermann Voss
New York
Ghost destroyers readied in San Diego for new world arms race
In San Diego the navy revives a 16 year old ghost fleet of 12 divisions of destroyers. Capt. Byron McCandless oversees the refit to double battle strength, with meticulous checks, security, and continuous crew work. War readiness aims to rival Britain and Japan as the world braces for conflict.
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San Diego
Calif
Uncle Sam
Byron McCandless
McCandless
Frompny
Flashes of Life: Spinach milk remedy and civic stay at home week
Dr Thurman B Rice of Indiana University Medical School suggests feeding spinach to a cow and giving the child the cow's milk as a remedy. In Greenbelt Maryland residents plan a stay at home week after meetings exhaust residents. In Wyoming University students release white mice at an engineer ball. girls react with delight. In Seattle Justice Knott fines Rudy for Tarzan related comedy.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Thurman B. Rice
Indiana University School of Medicine
Home Sweet Home Greenbelt
The
Citizens Association
Greenbelt
Laramie
Wye
Bombing trial set Monday in St. Louis
Isadore Londe faces trial for bombing a cleaning shop after a judge denied a venue change. Defense sought outside jurisdiction citing prejudice while prosecution calls six veniremen and a key witness, Louis Lee Baker, who was pulled from southeastern Missouri and survived a attack. Baker testifies as doctors say he recovers.
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Isadore Londe
William B. Flynn
Londe
William J. Hough
Louis Lee Baker
Missouri
Baker
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