Chinese War Minister Reviews Marines in Peiping Ceremony
General Ying Ching, China's war minister, for the first time reviews American Marines on Chinese soil at Peiping. The event includes the presentation of a Chinese language proficiency certificate to a Marine graduate, with Col. P. M. Rixey and Major Erwin nearby.
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Ho Ying Ching
China
United States
Peliping
Ying-Ching
Col
P. M. Rixey
Legation
Rixey
Blind golfer shoots a 75 at par 63 course
C. F. Russell of Duluth, blind, plays a round on a par 63 course in 75 strokes. He maintains a smooth powerful swing and fine sense of direction, suggesting strong skill despite the handicap.
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Cc. F. Russell
Duluth
Russell
Russian Girl Takes Man's Job on Vessel
When the Soviet freighter Kalin arrived in the United States Tamara Cheenichtenko held a first class engineer certificate. The Soviet government has urged women to enter all lines of activity. Americans rarely see women on freight ships and many still consider a woman on board unlucky.
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Kalinin
United
Sates
Russia
Tamara Cheenichtenko
Dolores
Allyn King
Martha Mansfield
Jessie Reed
Claridge’s
London
Paris Ritz
Warden Sets Rule for Penitentiary Baseball Team
Joliet Inl. Prison warden George Sehring enforces a single rule for the penitentiary baseball squad only the pitcher may chew tobacco.
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Joliet
Inl
George Sehring
Amelia Earhart talks and answers kids questions in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills a school talk by Amelia Earhart draws lively questions from young students about flight. The piece notes Earhart’s humor and highlights Wiley Post and his Winnie May, with memories of cross country journeys and a vodka mishap involving a Russian guard.
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Beverly Hills
Amelia Earhart
Elinor Roosevelt
Show Biz Gossip and Nightlife Reflections of 1935
A brisk column blends celebrity chatter with past and present stage life. Notes on Miriam Hopkins, Dolores and Jessie Reed, showgirls’ pay, and European venues contrast with a cautionary tale of frightful pranks. Includes Broadway figures, opera chiefs, and a própos on the Met’s leadership.
Interior Secretary Ickes and Senator Long trade harsh epithets
In a heated exchange, Secretary Ickes labels Long a ranting demagogue while rebuking Townsend for arousing false hopes among the underprivileged. Long retorts in the Senate calling Ickes the Lord High Chamberlain and other sharp barbs, and adds charges against Wallace as the Lord Destroyer.
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Ickes
Senator Long
Townsend
Huey Long
Senate
Interior
Chinch-Bug
Chicago
Wallace
Iowa
Formosa Earthquake Suffering Amid Dwindling Aid
The report describes Formosan victims, mostly Chinese, after a strong earthquake. It notes people stripping elm bark and eating grass and bran earth mixtures, with deaths from intestinal blockage. It highlights lack of government relief and widespread misery.
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Formosa
Japan
Mars as seen by Martians warns Earth blue planet
The American Philosophical Society hears Dr Slipher of the Lowell Observatory say Earth would appear blue to any Martians. He notes future air power could reveal a deeper blue if a warlike world watches us. He urges reflection on war and civilization’s duties as students contemplate conflict.
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Wiley
Winnie May
Smithsonian
Family
Siberia
Russia
Temperance Society
McNewghs Syndicate
Ino
The
American Philosophical Society
Philadelphia
Doctor Slipher
Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Mars
Germany seeks colonies but blocks black settlers as non Aryan
Germany aims for colonies yet refuses black colonial residents citizenship. The government says black colonial subjects would be Schutzbefohene with all rights except Aryan status, drawing comparison to Britain.
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Germany
Britain
King Features Syndicate, Inc
WNU Service
Vanity and dental care in early 20th century advice
A historical reflection argues that dental cosmetics were popular decades ago with gold crowns and porcelain teeth. It warns that neglect harms health and appearance, urging prevention, proper brushing, and care to preserve natural teeth over artificial replacements.
Teeth and Self-Respect in Preventive Dentistry
The article argues daily bathing and dress belie neglected teeth and links mouth health to overall longevity. It cites public health gains, warns about drinking water, and stresses preventing mouth infections to avert diseases such as neuritis and appendicitis through clean habits and dental care.
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Weatera Newspaper Union
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Peiping
England
Devon
Bigbury
Burgh Island
Great Lakes
Post Office Department
Detroit River
George Becker
Tamara
Amelia
Wiley Post
New York
Winnie
Washington Museum
Brisbane
Gawrenteed
Shenandoah
Vincent Astor
Baird Leonard
Telegraph
Andre Maurois
Abbe Dimnet
Miriam Hopkins
Mexico City
Eton
Fred Astaire
Clifton Webb
Bernard Baruch
Eddie Duchin
Riviera
Donohue
Grover Whalen
Chester Erskine
Lou Holtz
Earl] Sande
Jockey Cafe
Mayor LaGuardia
Lindy
Lupe
Johnny
Felix Bernstein
Columbia University
National Academy of Science
Clyde Beatty
Ohio
John Hays Hammond
George Bond
Carl McMurty
Poplar Bluff
James Ainley
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan
Grand Opera
Met
Herbert Witherspoon
McNeught Syndicate, Inc
Old Mexico
Nps
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