Many felicitate Dionne physician Callander May 2
Dr Allan R Dafoe, in Callander Ontario, receives wide congratulations on his 52nd birthday as the Dionne quintuplets approach their first birthday. Notables from America including former Governor Alfred Smith and cabinet members send tributes while Olivia and Elzire Dionne decline invitations to visit their babies. Dr Dafoe tears up as wires arrive at the hotel during a celebratory dinner hosted by newspapermen.
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Callander
Allan R. Dafoe
America
Dionne
Olivia Lionne
Eleire Tivnnne
Dafac
Broadway
Roosevelt
Alfred Smith
New York
Ickes and
Perkins
Burns
House of Representatives
Telegraph
Dafoe
United States
Silver Jubilee coins reach British empire in America
By Quinton James the article notes the expanding presence of Silver Jubilee issues from various parts of the British empire in American philately with focus on the Canadian issue.
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Quinton James
More
British Empire
Three More Sets Enter This Week From England
The report notes the sequence of deliveries beginning with the first arrival, then England’s contribution, and this week three additional sets were received.
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England
Stamp designs show King George portrait across colonies
From India, Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa three new sets reveal enhanced slump relief. The King George portrait appears in each design. The Southwest Africa four denominational set is bi colored from 1 penny to 6 pence with 1910 1935 dates. Southern Rhodesia issues likewise feature a front king portrait with a Victoria Falls scene and wildlife. The paper stock is thin.
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India
Rhodesia
Africa
King George
Southern Rhodesia
Victoria Falls
India six-valued stamp collection with royal and landmark scenes
A pro file of the king in royal regalia accompanies stamps inscribed Silver Jui lee Commemoration 6th 1935. The set features Victoria Meno at Calcutta 9 pies gray green black, gateway of India at Lir bay 72 anna green black, Rameswaram temple at Madras 1 anna brown, Taj Mahal at Agra 215 annas orange black, Golden Temple at Amritsar 312 annas blue black, and Pagoda in Mandalay annas violet black.
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India
Calcutta
Gateway of India
Lirbay
Rameswaram Temple
Madras
Taj Mahal
Agra
Golden Temple
Motion in a Stamp A clear cut definition of motion
The note argues that motion is a change in position over time. It distinguishes physical motion from rest and highlights how observers measure movement through displacement speed and acceleration. The definition emphasizes continuous, measurable change and frames motion as fundamental to physical phenomena.
Stamp Design Details Across Nations in 1930s Issues
World Notes surveys stamps from the Dominican Republic Germany Belgium Italy Paraguay and Persia. It highlights a two shade blue Dominican Republic airmail stamp with a foreground bird and shadowed plane, and a watermarkless Berlin issue. It notes Belgian Brussels exhibition surcharged stamps and a three-value Italian fascist year issue. It also mentions Paraguay Graf Zeppelin stamps overprinted 1935 and Iran designation with Postes Iran jennes overprint.
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Dominican Republic
Germany
Berlin
Belgium
Brussels
Italy
Paraguay
Persia
Iran
Postes Iranjennes
Planning New Jobs
Washington reports work relief moves to employ unemployed professionals and clerical workers to audit tax returns and idle tradesmen at army posts in 23 states. Applications totaling 65,056,816 are filed to run projects while 528,093,600 in pre approved works receives funds via a presidential order, led by 400,007,000 for highway construction.
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Washington
Emergency Council
Roosevelt
O. K
Derby Hope Interrupted by Missing Jockey
A sorrowful man states his horse should run in the National Derby tomorrow but reveals he has no jockey to ride the fine horse. Puff asks about speed, and the owner affirms confidence despite the absent rider.
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Puff
Treasury seeks 14.5 million for tax-foaming projects
Treasury filed additional applications seeking 14,542,825 to employ unemployed white collar workers in tax ferreting projects. The package includes 273,000 for Fort Leavenworth Kansas reconstruction and new buildings beyond many other works to be formally approved by the chief executive, with over half a billion dollars in related programs awaiting action.
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Works Allotment Advisory Committee
Treasury
Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Leavenworth
Past Grands in Charge New I O O F Officers Elected
Past Grands led the Odd Fellows meeting with R. E. Melvin and I. C. Stevenson directing. They draped the charter in memory of L. E. Walsh, C. H. Daugherty, George H. Johnson and Q. M. Smith. Elected for the term were K. Runkel as Noble Grand O. H. Hundley as Vice Grand W R Gorrill as secretary and R O Burgert as treasurer. Refreshments served to 85 members. third degree to be conferred on three candidates Tuesday night.
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R. E. Melvin
I. C. Stevenson
L. E. Walsh
C. H. Daugherty
George H. Johnson
Q. M. Smith
K. Runkel
N. G
O. H. Hundley
W. G
School Book Commission Awaits Governor's Study Topeka
The Kansas State School Book Commission awaits Governor Alf Landon’s review of a report on recent textbook adoptions and contracts. The report, prepared after an all day meeting with educators from Kansas State, Emporia Teachers College, and a KU representative, includes meeting minutes. Unsigned contracts and adoptions were suspended after protests. The commission blamed publisher agents for much of the dissension.
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Topeka
State School Book Commission
Alf M. Landon
Commission For Kansas
Commission
Kansas State College
Emporia Teachers College
Landon
University of Kansas
A. Case
Marriage Licenses Granted by Probate Judge Menser
Probate Judge L. H. Menger issued marriage licenses to William W. Osborn of Olpe and Mildred Johnson of Ottawa George Craig and Vivian Patchen of Lawrence William Richardson and Laura Lee Reusch, both of Lawrence, and Elmer G. Harter of Harrisonville Missouri and Leah M. Kircher of Lawrence. The text mentions a nephew and a rural wealthy aunt with a musical comedy on the program, but stops abruptly before details.
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L. H. Menger
Wilam W. Osborn
Olpe
Mildred Johnson
Ottawa
George Craig
Vivian Patchen
Lawrence
William Richardson
Laura Lee Reusch
Elmer G. Harter
Harrisonville
Leah M. Kircher
Curtain mishap saves girl by rushed exit
A London Tit Bits note recalls a scene where an arm snatches a man and hurries him outside as a curtain is raised before the girls are dressed, sparking harsh remarks on poor management. The incident highlights stageroom chaos and public indignation over backstage discipline.
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London
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