Mussolini as Saint in Rome Monument by Enrico Glicestein
The projected modernistic monument to Mussolini in Rome shows him in a saintly pose with a book in hand and eyes lifted upward. Italian sculptor Enrico Glicestein is named as the creator of the statue.
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Heads The Bankers
Craig B. Hazelwood vice president of Union Trust Chicago was elevated to the presidency of the American Bankers Association.
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Revenge is Sweet Slavic Domestic Quip Report
Two strong handsome Slav women who work as domestics compare notes on dealing with a cross husband. One says she starches his handkerchiefs every time he scolds her, the other agrees and jokes about getting even. Telegram item.
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The Hall Valley Hanging Tree Mystery
Denver readers learn of Hall Valley Colorado where an unmarked grave sits near a ruined million dollar smelter. A hanging tree near Bullion mountain allegedly cursed the site, leaving a barren clearing where three men were executed and later buried without marker.
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Identification Cards for Nebraska Students
Lincoln Nebraska report describes university student ID cards with signatures and photos for new students and photo less cards for others. It notes credit problems from fake student identities, issues with library books, football ticket sales, check cashing, and student elections inflating the ID system.
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Beggars Trust Formed in Moscow City
Moscow forms a beggars trust with 180 members earning 15 to 250 dollars monthly. The president receives a share. In the city 7,500 beggars remain unaffiliated with the trust.
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Great Mound Restored After Archaeological Excavation Near Bainbridge
The Seip mound, a major central mound in Ohio, has been explored and is being restored by the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society. Ninety nine burial platforms with over 150 burials were uncovered, many cremations, yielding freshwater pearls, copper ornaments, a large 28 pound copper axe, stone pipes, and other relics now in the Ohio State Museum. Excavation removed about 85,000 cubic yards of earth. the mound will be preserved as part of a state park and no reconstruction of the original three mounds is planned.
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Scientific Exploration of China Is Planned
Washington reports ambitious plans by the National Research Institute to explore China’s sciences and natural history. Dr Chi LA of the Freer gallery leads 80 Chinese scientists in an expedition to Kwong Si province studying geology paleontology zoology and botany.
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Italia Rescue Costs Sweden About $80 000
Stockholm Sweden The Swedish Nobile rescue expedition cost about 80000. More than 1400 people from Sweden and other nations helped search for the Italia crew. Eighteen vessels worked, including three icebreakers twenty two airplanes and two dog teams. Fourteen lives were lost. Captain Einar Paul Lundborg the army flyer who rescued General Nobile has lectured in Sweden and Norway and is writing a book on Arctic adventures.
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Jury finds beauty not to sway verdict in Page larceny case
A seven man five woman jury in Immune to Beauty Media Pennsylvania, presided by Judge McDade, convicts Mrs Vivian McDowell Page, Miss Mobile in an Atlantic City pageant, of larceny, noting God endowed her with beauty but warning against bias.
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23 States Liberalize Laws on Speed Limit
A statement from the American Automobile Association based on a survey shows that within three years 23 states and the District of Columbia have eliminated obsolete speed limits. Highway experts and traffic authorities argue that crowded conditions from slow-moving traffic raise accident risks more than faster moving vehicles.
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Montreal Star Snippet Sparks Talk On Kiss Comfort
A brief Montreal Star dialogue notes a woman declining a kiss and a man reluctance to kiss through a barrier, reflecting playful commentary on affection and personal boundaries.
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