Japan's Richest Man: A 25 Year Old Business Boss
Japan's richest man in 1936 is Sumitomo heir Bsron Nick zasmon, age twenty five, who paid an assessment of 300000 yen on an income of 3000000 yen. He is described as the youngest and the head of the powerful Sumitomo group.
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Bsron Nickzasmon Sumitomo
Air Chief Inspects New Airplane Development Effort
Air Chief Eugene Vidal and Test Pilot James Hurst examine the power plant of a new Arrow Model F low wing monoplane for the bureau of air commerce. The aircraft, designed for utility and safety in private aviation, is built with an eight cylinder motor and aims to improve cost and comfort. In Lodi California workers claim a record for removing a house that held 213 black widow spiders before moving it.
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Eugene Vidal
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Screen Boys club organized by W S Van Dyke
Limited to youths over eighteen with at least three feature film roles the Screen Boys club formed at W S Van Dyke’s home with a core group of 45 members. The meeting featured Bartholomew Rooney Cooner Ends Long Service Athol Ken-4ve fu ri and others as officers amid humorous moments. Also notes a war bride, Constance Collins Wortmen, wife of Capt James Wortman, observing second army war games during her honeymoon.
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Constance Collins Wortmen
Vames Wortman
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