Dawes to become ambassador to London likely by June end
President Hoover selected General Charles G. Dawes for ambassador to Great Britain. Dawes will finish his Santo Domingo work in four to five weeks, then visit Chicago, and confer with Hoover and Stimson before possibly taking the London post, with a welcoming British stance anticipated.
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Charles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
United States
England
Dawes
London
Chicago
Washington
State Stimson
State Department
Mr. Dawes
Alanson EB. Houghton
Meyerling murder legend kept alive in debate
A decades long dispute over Crown Prince Rudolph and Marie Vetsera at Meyerl ing continues in Berlin papers. Proponents push a murder theory with new “authentic documents” while skeptics cite documented self harm and biographical records that argue for suicide.
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Sonondine
Loschek
Stockholm brides favor church weddings in Sweden
Stockholm brides prefer church weddings with towers music and candle light over civil ceremonies. City statistics show 44 city magistrate weddings in 193, a drop of about 60 ceremonies from the previous year.
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Stockholm
Slovktitilm
Clty
Radium Benefits Exaggerated Says Mayo Doctor
Rochester doctors say radium has definite medical value but cannot cure all conditions. Dr. Garry Bowen of Mayo Clinic notes limitations, calls for patient education and collaboration among surgeons radiologists and radiographers. Radium’s therapeutic energy is constant and depends on distance from treatment area. High costs limit early adoption to major medical centers and scarce supply.
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Mayo Clinic
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Vanished Race Leaves Odd Pictures in Caves
In Roise City Oklahoma panhandle rocky walls hold pictographs of the Faroone Indians, a vanished race. Alfred B. Thomas of the University of Oklahoma calls the art unique among known Indian work. The carvings show extinct animals and areas once occupied by Taraane. Later engravings mention Spanish and Mexican contact and explorers like Kit Carson.
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Okla
Oklashoma Panhandle
Alfred B.thomas
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Texas Paulmnille
Colorado
Kir Carson
American Gold Dollar to Be Czech Monetary Standard
The American gold dollar will soon become the monetary standard of Czechoslovakia, with the dollar convertible into geld on demand. Adoption of the gold standard would raise prices and the cost of living, officials said. The present crown value is about 2.96 cents.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Poison Verdict in NoeI Sykes Sleepwalking Death
In Scarborough England coroner's jury concludes Noel Sykes a nineteen year old chemist apprentice died by poison during a somnambulism episode. He had suffered years of sleepwalking and the jury ruled poisoning as the cause.
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Scarborough
England
Noel Sykes
Havana Tunnels Reveal Ancient Wine Cellars Beneath City
Historians note Havana once lay under a maze of tunnels linking churches and the waterfront. Public works believes a municipal building area contains cellars used by priests and nuns to guard treasured religious items, with routes possibly serving escape or concealment.
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Zere
Grst
Kre
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Fireproof cigarettes to protect trees in tests
Washington reports on Bureau of Standards tests urging fireproofing cigarettes and matches to cut property losses from smoking and matches. Studies show most butts are discarded with visible stubs, igniting dry grass. water glass coatings on cigarettes and matches could greatly reduce fires and losses across forests, parks, and buildings.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
National Board of Fire
P. D. Sale
Bureau
Cveer
Historic Old Chair Placed in Alabama Museum
The chair Jefferson Davis used at his 1861 inauguration as president of the Confederacy has been placed in the Alabama Department of Archives and History. The chair, gifted by descendants of Col. Edmund Harrison, was renovated and placed on exhibition after 25 years in the department. A metal plaque marks its position on the Harrison home portico with the February 18, 1861 date.
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Als
Jefferson Davis
Alabama
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