Blizzard Today Severs Winter Storm Edge of New York
A severe winter blizzard disrupted New York shipping and weather communications. Inbound vessels from the south faced heavy seas and shifting winds while coast guard reports marked dangerous conditions along the Sound. Forecasters warned of continuing gale forces and possible gale warnings as crews worked to clear routes.
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Asher Coca
DemoChatia Leaders Await Wilson Verdict
DemoChatia leaders await the public decision on Wilson in a tense political moment. The scene centers on party figures, media interplay, and anticipated outcomes as campaigns push toward a May vote.
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Wilson
Child crime on increase amid food shortage survey
A survey by the American Red Ocean reports rising child crime linked to hunger and poverty in Vienna. It notes many youths resort to theft and petty offenses as families face food shortages and deprivation. Authorities warn the trend may worsen without relief efforts.
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St Mary's Drive Progresses in Beagon Falls
The St Marys hospital fund drive in Watlervices proceeds slowly yet favorably as donations come in. Attorney Henry Lore addresses the audience at the Bop Notch theater explaining need for a new wing. A ladies committee holds an enthusiastic meeting at the ayddiie Shoe company. Sunday night Harry Henin speaks in Top Notes theater for the fundraiser. Latest total shows over 800 with a goal of 1,000 before the drive ends. Beacon Balls Rubber Shoe Co workers from Naudgutned contribute.
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Christian Science Publishing Go Wins Suit Over Board Powers
In a high profile case, the Christian Science Publishing Society secured a legal victory restraining board directors from interfering with society governance. The dispute centers on control of church assets and the creation of a governing body titled the Capistian Science board, with trustees later named to manage property for Christian Science interests.
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York Vita Record Notes On Shoplifting Conviction
A court yesterday found Dowell guilty of maths shoplifting at a local store. The authorities outlined ten actions taken during the investigation as part of the case.
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Phish
Ihy Dowell
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Hunger and ads signal Vienna postwar strain
Amid scarce resources and rising hunger, Vienna shows stark postwar strain as sales and advertising decline. Shops on Ring Street and near the Opera are deserted, with newspapers carrying few ads mostly for selling items.
Luxurious New American Airplanes Promised at Exhibition
New York reports the Second Aeronautical Exposition opening with emphasis on comfort and luxury. Aircraft range from multi mile passenger liners to compact flyabout planes, featuring leather interiors, self-starters, and panoramic windows. Models include Curtiss Magia, Martin transport, Thomas Alowin mail plane, and Gallaudet Chummy.
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United Press
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United States
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Ameda
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Diamond Queen’s Defiant End After Jewelry Swindle
New York social figure Marel G. Bonnar known as the Queen of Diamonds died in Volunteer Hospital after swallowing poison during a police attempt to arrest her for a Maiden Lane jewelry swindle. Detectives found $80,000 in new diamonds and cash in her handbag as associates, including Joseph Lislinger and Kissinger, faced charges. the case tangled through Paris, Rotterdam, and Budapest before arrests in Purvis. The case never reached trial. Springfield, Missouri, notes a separate local incident where Clifford Burs attacked his wife during a quarrel.
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Annette Pouner
Joseph Lislinger
Maiden Lane
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Purvis
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Pony blimp offers slow safe air cruise for two passengers
A tiny pony dirigible touted as the smallest practical airship in the country features a 95 foot hull and 28 foot bag, two passenger cabin, driven by a 640 horsepower motor at 490 mph with enough fuel for a 400 mile cruising radius, and a hard stop within 46 feet from first ground contact.
Lifting of High School Entrance Exams Approved
A Naugatuck board approves abolishing formal high school entrance examinations in favor of a passing grade in key subjects. Supt. Chittenden urges replacing exams with a 70 percent standard across English US history geography physiology and arithmetic, allowing parochial and town recommendations. The plan aims to reduce stress and better reflect elementary education quality.
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TH. J. Chittenden
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United States
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Atuat
Connecticut
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Reindeer Meat Seen as Alaska Venison Solution
Mayor Tune men of Nome addressing the Americ an Game Protective Association proposed repealing venison sale laws. He cited about 160000 reindeer in Alaska with potential to reach millions, saying a third slaughtered annually could supply meat for many, and urged crossing reindeer with American caribou to domesticate the breed.
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Pittsburg youth jailed for forged whiskey prescriptions
Pittsburg reports a schoolboy named Toni Szablecki is in jail charged with forging prescriptions for whiskey. Misspelled words raised suspicions, leading to the arrest and questioning by authorities.
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Toni Szableckiv
Sinn Fein Ready to Fight Says Dublin Dispatch
London reports a Dublin dispatch warning that martial law could trigger a tragedy in Ireland and worsen tensions in America as Sinn Fein leaders aim to avoid provocation. Macpherson says 200000 Sinn Fein members could be willing to murder at any time, while press critics blame Home Rule polices for fueling unrest and missteps by Viscount French.
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Sinn Fein
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Dublin
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Brazil Plans Centennial Celebration Exhibitions in Rio
Washington reports Pan American Union outlines Brazil's centennial in Rio de Janeiro for September. A world fair atmosphere will include prizes for opera and drama, a US exhibit in painting or sculpture, and large pageants. Rio may resemble a carnival while inviting global visitors. If Olympic games are not held in 1922, athletes may compete in an international athletic meet.
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Prediction of a nonstop 4340 mile flight
Paris Feb 20 United Press reports that aviation may allow a non stop 4340 mile flight. French scientist Ra taud presented to the Academy of Sciences to outline the airplane’s capability based on algebra, engineering and aviation science. The study argues current planes could, in theory, fly nonstop across long distances.
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United Press
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Paris
Academy of Sciences
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Teachers Here Interested In Coming Meeting
District committees plan a budget meeting to discuss boosting teachers salaries amid a statewide shortage noted at a Cleveland convention. Supt Chittenden cited figures urging $1200 rural and $1500 urban teacher salaries, with calls for tax reform and broader federal support.
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Andrew . Brennan
Chittenden
Cleveland
Wis
Department of Superintendence
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Nist
New York
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Notable Figures Face Court Payments and Family Fever
New York Mrs Ida Jacobs paid $500 in court for writting her son in law Isadore Simon. She called the court action expensive. Chicago William Gourley, president of Lake Forest lumber, curses his ill son during the day, then directs his business by telephone in spare moments.
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New York
Ida Jacobs
Isadore Simon
Chicago
William Gourley
Lake Forest Lumber Company
Airplane Range Calculations By Rataud Highlight Modern Capabilities
Rataud shows that at 8282 meters with full fuel the current airplane can sustain a continuous flight of 6950 kilometers. He notes the longest nonstop to date is 3504 kilometers, and his math assumes no accidents or deterring factors.
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