Czar Russ Files Open for Study at Hoover Institution
Palo Alto scholars at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution study 1926 sealed files from the Paris office of the Czarist secret police. Shipments by former ambassador Hasil Maklakoff reached the United States after his death, with some dossiers opened this week as archives are examined.
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Blast Injures Israeli Leaders at Parliament
A grenade thrown from the public gallery wounded Welfare Minister Moshe Sharefiro and lightly injured Prime Minister Ben-Gurion and other cabinet members. Suspect Moshe Ben Jacob Douck, 25, was seized by a maintenance worker after reportedly harboring a grudge against the Aliyah immigration group.
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Airliner Survives 3 Hour Fire With Burning Engine
A Scandinavian Airlines DC7C returning to Boston from New York diverted after a propeller failed and sparked a fire. Captain Kate Herefjord steered toward Logan Airport, jettisoned fuel, and landed safely with no injuries to the 50 passengers and nine crew. An escort Coast Guard amphibian met the plane 100 miles east of Boston and guided it to port as pilots battled the escalating blaze.
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Law Urges City to Make Cars Lock Up on Streets
Philadelphia Youth Services Board asks city to draft an ordinance making it unlawful to leave a car unlocked on a public street. The move is part of the board’s “Lock Your Car” campaign to curb teen car thefts, says board director Evelyn M. Trommen.
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Chinese Physicists Named Nobel Prize Contenders
Reports from Stockholm and newspapers Alton Expressen claim two young Chinese physicists in the United States may win the 1927 Nobel Prize. Yang of Columbia University and Dr. Chen Ning Yang of Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study are cited as possible laureates, with Sir Alexander Todd also named. The Swedish Academy will meet Thursday afternoon to finalize selections.
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California crop value for 1938 totals 82 million
Sacramento reports the state crop and live stock reporting service shows California crops valued at 82 million dollars for 1938. The release summarizes total worth and highlights agricultural activity across the state.
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