King George Dies and Edward VII Succeeds
King George died at Sandringham aged seventy six. His son Edward Albert, Prince of Wales, becomes Edward VII and is proclaimed by the state council. Mourning will last six months to a year. burial at Windsor follows state in state at Westminster Abbey.
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George
Edward
Gronee
Great Britain
India
Randringhan House
Edward Albert
Prince of Wales
State Council
Edward VII
London
Wi Haw IV
Duke of York
Elisabeth
Sandringham
Httle
St. Mary Mag- Galens
Westminster Abbey
Albert Memorial
Death of Rudyard Kipling in London at 70
The famed post and story writer Rudyard Kipling died in London after an operation for a perforated ulcer of the stomach. He was seventy years old and in recent years had produced little work, chiefly as a propagandist. He was a vigorous and bold writer.
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Rudyard Kipling
Post
Kipling
London
Farm Program Based on Soil Conservation Act Moves Ahead
A White House conference approved a Farm Program under the Soil Conservation Act of 1936 to grant farm subsidies tied to acreage limits, with key figures including President Roosevelt, Senator Robinson, Secretary Wallace, and AAA administrators. The plan aims to settle obligations under the AAA while adopting administration goals. Final results from Literary Digest poll show a growing opposition to the New Deal, with 62.06 percent voting against the President’s policies and 87.84 percent for the administration. regional variances are noted across states from Utah to New England.
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AAA
House
Senate Agricultural Committees
White House
Ben. Robinson
Roosevelt
J. T. Robinson
Wallace
Cummings
Willison D. Smith
Senate Agriculture Committee
Marvin Jones
House Agriculture Committee
Joseph W. Byres
John A. Bankhead
Davis
M. G. White
Literary Digest
Iterary
Utah
New England
Middle Atlantic
New York
Middle Western
Farm Belt
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast
Seventeen Die In Airplane Crash At Goodwin Ark
An American Airlines transport from New York to Los Angeles crashed into a swamp near Goodwin Arkansas killing fourteen passengers two pilots and a stewardess. Government and airline officials began an investigation as bodies were recovered from the wreckage. The disaster ranks as the nation s worst air crash to date.
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Gevestern
United States
American Airlines
New York
Los Angeles
Goodwin
Ark
Ite
The Saarland a World War Era Power Center
An extended profile of the Saar region detailing its strategic location between France and Germany, its dense industry around Saarlouis and Saarbrucken, and its historic shifts from Roman times to Napoleonic and World War eras. It notes prewar French influence, League of Nations administration, and the plebiscite path, with vivid depictions of mining, mills, and forested countryside.
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Ifton
PD. C.—' Service
Hough
Saar
Europe
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Germany
Attila
the Caesars
Foch
von Hindenburg
Luxembourg
Prussia
Bavaria
Boston
Andora
Liechtenstein
San Marino
Monaco
Almerica
Delaware
Saarbrucken
Caesar
Rhine
Toamured
Gaul
Rome
Aigne
Peutinger
Argettoratum
Etrasbourg
Baar
Saa
Paris
Malox
Saarbrocken
Menhire
Tholey
Saarbruckens
Charrlemagne
Verdun
Vergalilea
Napoleon
Blucher
de Pruseiacy
von Moltke
Baarbrucken
Bismarck
Baer
Moselle
Manila
Saarlouis
Versailles
League of Nations
Vauban
Louis XIV
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Agip
Bubs
Volkiagen
Pittsburgh
Saar River
Algonquin Park
Ontario
Nysterlova Ag
Pagan Celiz
Air Mile Record Falls As Hughes Flies Coast to Coast
Howard Hughes sets a coast to coast air record Los Angeles to New York in 10 minutes 10 seconds of flying time with 260 mph average. He flies 2,450 miles nonstop using a supercharged engine and oxygen, beating the Brisbane record and proving wealth does not save young Americans from danger.
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Jones
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Newark
Hughes
Brisbane
Studio Storehouse Holds Vast Film Property Collection
Popular Mechanics notes a studio property department storing an immense archive from armor to period bedsteads. The collection includes 8,000 heavy pieces, 7,800 hand props, jewelry, dishes, paintings, umbrellas, canes, watches, and silverware. The lot features car bodies, antique carts, and even small boats. items can be rented from property houses when needed.
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Gema Bach
Popular Mechanics
Builders of Good Works for Our Descendants
A reflective call to lasting construction that benefits future generations. The speaker urges building with the thought that descendants will deem the stones sacred because their hands touched them, shaping work that outlives present delight and use.
All Around the House Tips in a Household Guide
The snippet lists kitchen and home care hints such as making beef and lamb neck pieces into soups, decorating flower pots with watercolors, polishing hard wood floors with furniture polish, and using heat to separate starch or glue. It also mentions frosting with maple sugar and butter, keeping coffee pots sweet with soda, and a method to seal postage stamps with heat.
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Wilson
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