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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1933
Page
3
Navy researchers at a Florida station test motorless gliders to aid student fliers learning control, steering with a rudder, towing by a car, and gradually increasing altitude. Once proficiency grows, turns and precision landing are introduced.
Stockholm AP reports Nobel Prize winners will receive 170,331 kronor each, about 42 dollars, down from 1982 laureates due to fund yield fluctuations. The main prize fund rose by roughly 167,000 kronor to 31,709,034 kronor, near eight million dollars.
Brussels AP reports new legislation on dole payments led to widespread fraud probes. Of 175000 unemployed checked in the first three months, 20000 were found ineligible, 62000 entitled to reduced benefits, and 1500 prosecuted for fraudulent statements.
Judge Gustavus Loevinger of St. Paul notes the first years of marriage are hardest and statistics show more marriages end in divorce within the first 24 months than any other period. He adds separations and divorces rise after couples have lived together longer.
Paris AP reports friends of the French researcher Cellerier wonder if he is the latest victim linked to Tutankhamun’s tomb. He reportedly lost sight in one eye after ultraviolet tests on a wooden statue while Henri Verne of the national institute notes surprising findings from ongoing tests.
An AP dispatch notes Turkey issues a modernization edict at early morning hours. The report mentions watermelons and a white saber in the context of conflicting notes and unfamiliar phrases. The fragment focuses on administrative actions and unclear terms.
A fragment notes items from Germany including two pairs of woolen socks and a porcelain cap and saucer linked to the Prussian government, mentioning named individuals in a partial context.
Agricultural policy leaders advocate changes to fruit distribution and consumption rules. Officials discuss supply chain impacts, pricing, and nutrition goals while farmers seek clearer guidelines and streamlined subsidies to stabilize markets. Local agencies prepare advisory updates for producers and retailers.
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