Mexico Moves to Rehabilitate Army Posts Amid Reform
The AP reports Mexico City houses 13,000 troops, reassignments from outside posts to reuniform and rearm. Total regulars around 50,000 with 3,000 discharged minors and over 1,009 officers dropped for questionable claims. A commission studies modernization and universal military training as part of ongoing reforms.
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Finest GF Books Displayed At Florence Show
International Book Fair drew collectors from around the world to Florence for the second edition. Exhibits highlighted works from Italy France England Germany Switzerland Poland Romania and others with notable sacred Japanese and Hebrew collections including pieces from the United States Poland Egypt Algeria and more.
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Graves of Indians Marked at Cushman Cemetery in Tacoma
The old Indian cemetery beside Cushman veterans hospital in Tacoma has been graded, lawned and decorated with monuments through local effort and government funds. It holds remains of northwest leaders like Chief Leschi, hanged in 1856, and Chief Salaiat, ruler from 1851 to 1848, with Nisqually and Puyallup peoples among those interred, including Tom Thompson the noted Indian judge.
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Tokyo Library Receives Duplicates After Tokyo Quake
Under Lord Balfnur, a committee of scholars gathers in Lonten to select two replacements from thousands of books destroyed in the Tokyo quake. The effort aims to restore the library’s holdings from damaged university collections.
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Government selects chairman for academy donors panel
The committee chose Lord Balfour as chairman due to his broad knowledge of books. Donors contributed $125.00 toward acquiring the already pre-editional 14,000 volumes for the academy at the government's request.
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