At atheism plan exposed in Soviet drive against religion
New York details of a five year plan to erase religion in the Soviet Union circulated by Dol. Nickoholas Aluvray Cutler of the Carnegie Endowment. The decree allegedly targets schools churches homes and worship objects while promoting atheistic films and state control of religious venues.
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Dol
Nickoholas Aluvray Cutler
Carnegia Endowment For International Peace
Pan Uniental Commission
Aald
Soviet Union
Sass
Athelem
Daily Improvement by Edgeworth on Self-Improvement
The article discusses Richard Lovell Edgeworth’s belief that everyone can improve daily and that constant self-improvement shapes success. It contrasts failures who stagnate, like Huntley and Tanney, with Burroughs who stagnates in teaching, illustrating the lasting importance of continuous growth.
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Tie
Tnnney
Burroughs
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Union
Hen at Stockton lays egg with second egg inside
In Stockton California a hen owned by Timothy Penahie reportedly returned to work after a mood dip and produced a double egg. The outer shell contained a perfectly formed inner egg, a rare reproductive anomaly observed on the farm.
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Stockton
Calif
Timothy Penahie
Families Keep Their Motors
New York reports that the automobile industry shows a firm recovery basis. Motor editor James Dalton notes 20 929 001 passenger cars and 3 253 292 trucks in operation in the United States in 1932, totaling 24 182 353 vehicles, down 6.1 percent from 1931 but still indicating substantial reliance on private transportation amid recession.
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New York
James Dalton
Motor
United States
Scrap car figures questioned as 2,000,000 not reached
The report notes that 175,000 in Iowa and North Carolina plus Milnais and Wisconsin totals well over 100,000 cars. It cautions against concluding more than two million cars have been scrapped since 1929, as many still exist in storage due to unpaid operating costs.
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Iowa
North Carolina
Milnais
Wisconsin
Household hints for stains, leather, and upkeep
Remove peach stains with wet salt and stand for 24 hours. Ripping threads with tweezers speeds repairs. Use cooked starch on linoleum to renew color and add gloss. Heat butter to spread for sandwiches. Clean range enamel with vinegar and dry cloth. Soak kerosene on cloth to revive clocks. Grease tins and dust with flour to prevent sticking.
Father reunites family cash found by stranger
In Kalamazoo Michigan a thirteen year old girl lost twenty five dollars which was recovered by Ralph Kruzinga a needy man with eight children. He returned the money to Fred W. Reusa the father. The daughter’s loss and the finder’s honesty are reported in local news.
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Kalamazooa
Mich
Fred WW
Reusa
Ralph Kruzinga
Squirrel-like gliding animal leaps 260 feet in Indian archipelago
A 2 inch-long, wingless rodent model creature called a femur reportedly jumps 260 feet using a skin membrane that stretches from body to cover four feet and tail. The falls spread during the jump as the animal glides to its destination per a Western Newspaper Union report.
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Western Newspaper Union
Traffic Ticket a Month Too Much for Nerves
New York driver Aliye Sarkis a rare female taxi chauffeur complains of constant traffic tickets over several months. She says she plans to quit and move to the Mattaponi reservation in Virginia to escape police harassment and is descended from Pocahontas. Her claim ties to Chief Costello, head of a remnant Algonquin group in Virginia.
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New York
Titoes Ion Ay
Birs
Aliee Sarkis
Sarkis
Mattaponi
Virginia
Chief Costello
Eiffel Tower Sways Ten Feet In Strong Winds
The Eiffel Tower sways as much as ten feet side to side during strong winds, causing noticeable movement of the structure while remaining structurally sound per engineers.
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Eiffel Tower
Eifel
Yale Names Reginald Root New Head Football Coach
Reginald Root, age twenty nine, appointed head football coach at Yale to succeed Marvin A. Stevens. Root, formerly Yale freshman coach and varsity lacrosse coach, returns after leaving Yale in 1920 and has been an instructor in political economy for over a year.
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Reginald
Root
Yale
Marvin A. Stevens
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