Way of Science lecture discusses progress of science
Dr. H. MacLeod argues that intellectual growth has advanced little in four to five thousand years and traces modern science to a new approach. He notes the 1881 discovery linking electricity and magnetism as a landmark and cites ancient civilizations to show intelligence remained similar, urging examination of nature through experimentation.
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Dre
England
Chad
Hectord
Chamber of Commerce
Sinibola
Maced
T Man
Norman Davis
Dr. McLeod-acience
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Macleode
Ntil
Rome
Vailey
Nile
Feula
Egypt
By-election results in Pontypridd and St George's
The Labour hold at Pontypridd is confirmed after a three cornered by election with L Davies and others competing. In St George's, Captain A Duff Cooper wins a hard fought by election for the Conservatives amid a strong Liberal challenge.
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Pontypridd
Cpgkamorgsnehinds
The
Labor Party
Cifal
Pontyridd
Yesorday
Trilav
L. Davies
Babar
Fiah
Vackne
Jones. Lakor
Ywo
Kat
Mahannanty
Jones
Leiden
Stanley Baldwin
A. Duff Cooper
St. Georaes
Ertininstss
Ernast’ Petter
Naviee
Aeaverbreak-Rothmere
Camnaign
Erty
Muff
Goonan
Ayer
Sir Lamihg
Evans
Sith
Butler
Sir, Laming
Vee Paige Amid Unclear Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable names and items. main facts and context are unavailable. No clear event, date, or entities emerge to form a concrete news brief.
Distress Report From Alexandria Amid War News
Fragmentary text reports a distress ship near Alexandria with references to Lloyds and Italian war activity. Mentions Dunkirk and gunboat movements though details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Death by own action Defended by H Crichton Miller
March 20 Tendon. A defence of death by own action was offered by eminent doctor Hugh Crichton-Miller native of Genoa and a great specialist in nerve disease addressing the National Council of Mental Hygiene. He argued religion is unsympathetic to such acts and individuals should be free to choose their fate while recognizing the fear of hell in earlier times.
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Hugh ‘Crichton-Miller
Genoa
National Council’ of
Wheat Import Duty Planned in Government Bill
The government sponsored wheat import duty bill was released today in New Delhi. It proposes a duty of two rupees per hundredweight on wheat and grants executive power to reduce the duty if the wheat situation changes.
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New Delhi
Mas
Hood Recommissioning Signals Return of World’s Largest Warship
The battle cruiser Hood in Portsmouth is being recommissioned after dry dock since May 1929. repairs and renovations completed, crew to be assigned, Hood to serve as flagship of the battle cruiser Squadron. Remodeling cost about 684,074 pounds including an aircraft launch catapult.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Hood
Battle Cruier Squadron
Viking ship Viking sinking survivors search halted
Sealing ships scoured ice near the Viking disaster off Newfoundland with no trace of victims. Rescue plans face gale and fog as survivors are moved to the SS Bagonau. Officials doubt a successful air expedition possible.
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St. Johns
Martin
Sagona
Gene
Boston
Mags
Bernt
Balchen
Bostoht
Slive
Horse Idland
Landslide Damages Railroad Near Guayqui Ecuador
An enormous landslide last night blocked the railroad north from Guayqui toward Quito at a site near a previous disaster that killed nearly 200 workers. A passenger train had just passed moments before the slide, injuring two people who were taken to Píllara, three miles away.
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Quito
Guayqui
Ecuador
Associated Press
ra@ilyo
Piulara
Guayquit
Gar Wood Sets New World Water Speed Record
Gar Wood drove Miss America IX to a new world water speed record of 101.154 miles per hour on a measured mile course at Miami Beach and then 100.5 miles per hour average on a separate run at Daytona Beach. He surpassed the English record of 98.76 miles per hour.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Gar Wood
United States
Daytona Beach
Indian Creek
Deave
Lake Windermere
England
Tokyo clashes injure over one hundred in Diet district
AP reports police and demonstrators clashed as marchers pushed toward the Diet building. More than 100 people were hurt yesterday, including about 60 demonstrators and 40 police, with many in serious condition.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Pergona
Electrical workers strike in Britain's electrical trade
In London on March 20 Associated Press reports a strike began in the electrical construction trade. Several hundred workers stopped work and up to 2,000 to 3,000 may be affected by the stoppage as unemployment figures rose.
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Britain
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Snowden i is Improving Tilford England March
Associated Press reports Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden Chancellor of the Exchequer is improving after suffering a bladder infection and other ailments. Mrs Snowden assists in his care. he is at Eden Lodge. A Winnipeg grain inspection note follows with mixed grain figures and vaguer data.
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Tilford
England
Associated Press
Philip Sowden
Exchequer
Snowden
Eden’ Lodge
Alberta Legislature Votes for Tariff Revision Recommendation
Members of the Legislature narrowly adopt a sub amendment moved by George Mac Lachlan to request the Dominion Government to examine general tariff reductions. The motion, supported by W. R. Howson, Liberal, Edmonton, seeks careful review of tariffs and implications for Alberta and Britain.
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Edmonton
Mar
George MacLachlan
U.F.A
Pembina
Ww. R. Howson
Eigmonton
Western debate over throne speech highlights prairie distress
In Otfiwa on March 20, Western MPs pressed for action on agriculture and Western distress. They urged Premier Bennett to back loans for agrarians, demand full examination of farming hardship, and criticized conditions as starvation levels in parts of Canada.
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Otfiwa
Westin
Sped
Contiiuong
Bennett
Prairies
Canada
Spencer
Gettle
Akron man charged with medical crime and arrest details
A garbled police report notes a man named Kasea was arrested in Akron on a charge related to ligmyrdicaiom. The text mentions a mechanic background and references a two part incident with a pie and a skin related clue, but details are unclear.
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Kasea
Akron
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