Tripling Champlain Death Commemorated in Paris Exercises
Paris marks the tri centenary of Champlain s death with ceremonies highlighting Franco Canadian friendship. Princess Mary daughter of the King and Queen leaves hospital after June 4 operation. Government announces conscription plan for foreigners in Germany s army.
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Death
Champlain
Paris
Mary
Adolf Hitler
Ministry of War
Daily Mail
Imperial Airways
London Daily Express
Germany
Fanning Islands, Ltd
Fanning
Washington Islands
Honolulu
Ussr
Japan
Siberian
European
Russia
W. J Roche
Civil Service Commission
Soldiers Guard Fort Knox As Government Bury Gold
The United States plans to hide millions in gold at Fort Knox Kentucky. About 1,300 soldiers guard the site as a new underground vault is built to move monetary stocks from vulnerable coastal cities. Large sums are already being transferred from New York Philadelphia and San Francisco to secure vaults. The government now holds more than 9 billion in gold.
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United States
Fort Knox
Treasury
Army Post
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
Tour of World Begins For Noted Newspaper Woman
Dr E Coaming, honored by the University of Manitoba, sails from Montreal aboard the Duchess of York for an 18 month world tour. Miss Hind, renowned judge of crops and livestock, will report from agricultural Europe and new lands for the Winnipeg Free Press during the voyage. A theatre in Braila, Roumania closes after a Mussolini spoof by a comic singer. Certain diamonds generate electricity under red or infrared light.
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E. Coaming
University of Manitoba
Montreal
Duchess of York
Miss Hind
Europe
Winnipeg Free Press
Medals for Hero Seaman Bracco Yet Fades Into Poverty
Italian born American seaman Servatore Bracco earned medals from five cities and Mussolini for saving crews in 1925 and 1929 rescues. He later received a congressional medal of honor and more honors, but died in New Jersey in poverty after heart trouble, relying on a weekly $7.50 relief grant. He lamented that those who honored him would not give him work.
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Tey
Servatore Bracco
Harding
Bracco
Benito Mussolini
SS. America
Florida
Virginia Capes
James J. Walker
New York
Italy
New Jersey
Cavell Grave Neglected Resting Place In Norwich
Complaints rise in England over Edith Cavell's grave at Life's Green near Norwich Cathedral being uncared for. Visitors report rough gravel and a wreath of artificial poppies with worn flowers, while the Dean and Chapter oversee the site amid renewed criticism.
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Edith Cavell
England
Norwich
Nurse Cavell
Swardeston
Life's Green
Publc
Sour Cherry Jelly From Betty Barclay Recipes
Betty Barclay provides a recipe for sour cherry jelly using fresh juice from three pounds of ripe cherries and % cup water. The method involves simmering the fruit to release juice, combining with sugar and pectin, boiling vigorously, skimming, pouring, and sealing with paraffin to yield about ten 6 ounce glasses.
Strawberry Frosting for Leaf Cake and Cupcakes
Combine confectioners sugar with sweetened condensed milk then sieve strawberries to make about 1/2 cup pulp. Stir pulp and lemon juice into the mixture until smooth. Spread on a cold cake and frost two leaf cake layers or about 18 cupcakes.
Fusiions latest crochet jabot collar patterns in stitch detail
Instructions for knit and crochet neckwear posted by Household Arts Winnipeg. Two straight knitted strips join to form a lacy jabot with graceful pattern. Complete directions, illustrations, and material list available for 20 cents in stamps or coin to Winnipeg Newspaper Union at 175 McDermot Ave.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Naomi Returns to Bethlehem The Faithful Woman's Journey
A Sunday School lesson on Naomi from the Book of Ruth recounts Elimelech and his family fleeing famine to Moab, the deaths of Naomi's husband and sons, and her return to Bethlehem with Ruth. Naomi's bitterness yields to renewed faith as she and Ruth face a hopeful future.
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Aumesen
Nso
Bethlehem
Moab
Ruth
Elimelech
Naomi
Canaan
Midan
Israel
Orpah
Moffatt
Mara
Party Platform Parallels Bunker in Golf Rules
A statesman notes a party platform is a key factor while another compares it to a golf bunker, saying the rules demand it but true skill lies in avoiding trouble rather than chafing at obligation. The exchange frames political requirements as navigable in practice.
Roosevelt creates national youth administration program
President Roosevelt launches the national youth administration under the work relief program to aid about 500,000 youths. The plan provides work, apprenticeships, and training in high school and college with monthly stipends of 15 dollars for work relief, six for students, and fifteen for college enrollees. Josephine Roche and Aubrey Williams direct the effort with a $50 million appropriation.
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United States
Roosevelt
Seo
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Aubrey Williams
Harry L. Hopkins
Works
Leprosy Culture Breakthrough Reported by French Scientists
Two French scientists announced before the French Academy of Medicine that they obtained a positive culture of the leprosy bacillus for the first time since 1871. Dr. Albert Vaudremer aided by Mile Brun presented seven years of work showing the bacillus agglutination by serum from leprosy patients and its destruction within 24 hours.
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French Academy of Medicine
Albert Vaudremer
Mile Brun
Armaner Hansen
Vandremer
Pessimistic View Of Farming Since Auto Replaced Horse
A pessimistic commentator notes farming has been hard since the auto replaced the horse and still recalls its hay day. Within a fifty mile radius of Spokane Washington there are more than ninety fresh water lakes in the region.
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Spokane, Wash
Atom Theory Overview From Dalton To Modern View
A historical overview explains John Dalton’s atomic theory and its evolution to modern ideas of atoms, electrons, protons, and nuclei. It notes 92 elements, hydrogen as the lightest atom, uranium as the heaviest, and the use of spectroscopes and X rays in studying atomic structure.
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John Dalton
Dalton
Serb Heroes’ Magic Sword Made From Nickel Steel
A mining prospector claims to have found the secret of ancient Serbian magic swords. He reports an old steel piece, likely nickel steel, so hard that bore attempts failed. Analysis in Vienna confirms nickel steel, suggesting the artifact is about a thousand years old.
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Old
Serbia
Vienna
Boys poorer sleepers than girls after 150000 hours study
An Atlanta physician reports boys are not as good sleepers as girls after examining children with a special electrical instrument. The large study totals 150000 hours of sleep watching, suggesting gender differences in sleep patterns.
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Atlanta
All Men Are Born Free Yet Most Marry
A witty aphorism notes that while humans are born with freedom and equality, many nonetheless enter marriage. The line reflects social commentary on matrimony and its contrast with natural rights.
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Core Hind
Mussolini
Braila
Roumanis
Signor Mussolini
Cavell
Betty Barclay
O and
Cor
Gordon H. Gest
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