Canadian War Hero to Lecture on Peace at University
Private Harold R. Peat, Canadian World War hero and American citizen, will lecture on peace titled The Inex cusable Lie in the university auditorium at 8 15 Wednesday evening as the second program in the community lecture series. Peat, an author and speaker on world peace, has toured globally and spoke before Rotary in Dallas in 1929. General admission is fifty cents with reserved tickets for students and season holders in Team 1, Administration building.
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Harold R. Peat
Peat
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
United States
Rotary International
Dallas
Texas
Dog Teams Still in Use Haze Grounds Planes in Search
Hazy conditions in Fairbanks Alaska today kept planes on the ground in the ongoing search for missing aviators Carl Ben Eielson and Earl Borland. Dog teams remained active as authorities faced another day with limited aerial capability.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Hunt for Reid party widens as weather improves
The search for Captain Pat Reid and his two companions William Hughes and Jim Hutchinson continued with dog teams and planes in Alaska. Weather at North Cape, Siberia, was clearing and pilot Joe Crosson planned another flight to locate Si elson and Borland, missing since November 10, if conditions allowed.
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Pat Reid
William Hughes
Jim Hutchinson
North Cape
Siberlia
Joe Crosson
Sielson
Borland
Reid
Satwadey
Nulato
Alaska
Norton Bay
Nome
Believe This Winter's Tourist Season Will Be Best in Five Years
Cannes report from AP notes hotel owners and travel directors expect a strong winter season, with British and American travelers sticking to single destinations. Egypt and the Near East could suffer. Riviera affections rise as food and drink prices drop, including Frank Jay Gould's Nice casino offering entry for twenty cents and building access.
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Cannes
France
Egypt
Near-East
Riviera
Frank Jay Gould
Nice
Innovation Shifts In City Center With Theatre And Police Hub
The article describes a new city center complex featuring a full-length movie theatre and a baccarat room. It also notes a specialized police station issuing identity cards and staff providing interpreters fluent in thirty five languages.
Keaton Home Fire Destroys Dining Room Families Safe
Bus ter Keaton and his household escaped unharmed when a Beverly Hills fire destroyed the dining room and children’s sleeping quarters. The wife and two children were awakened by a nurse and led to safety as servants evacuated. Keaton was away at the time.
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Los Angeles
Buster Keaton
Childrens
Beverly Hills
Keaton
Clothing and Colds By Marion Craig Potter
A Rochester based physician explains that chilling the body causes colds and that heat loss through the skin accounts for about 85 percent of body warmth. Proper fabric choice preserves natural warmth, with summer fabrics like linen cotton and artificial silk keeping skin perspiration away due to close weaving.
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Marion Craig Potter
M. D
Rochester
N. Y
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington,d. C
Pasteur
Keeping warm by knitted garments and dry feet
The article explains heat loss through evaporation and the insulating effect of knitted fabrics. It notes porosity and air spaces in knitted wear trap dry air to maintain body temperature, advises keeping pores open and skin ventilated, and stresses dry feet, bedsocks, and warmth for children and the elderly to avoid colds. It ends by recommending using the classified ads.
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Jersey
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