News Review of Current Events by Edward W Pickard
Widespread flooding and tornadoes sweep the Midwest and South causing loss of life, massive property damage, and mass displacements. Red Cross and government relief mobilize as storms devastate the lower Mississippi valley and nearby states. Mexican bandits massacre passengers near La Barca, Obregon’s daughter among the dead, prompting charges that clergy-led bands orchestrated the attack. Chinese Nationalists consolidate at Nanking while clashes with Hankow continue. Japan faces financial strains with banking suspensions and cabinet reshuffles. Nicaragua sees renewed fighting with American Marines guarding rallies and possible intervention discussions. The Federal district court criticizes the seizure of the Federal ship and calls the action aggressive, while political divisions touch Kellogg Hoover succession rumors and corporate stock actions for U.S. Steel.
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Longest Hair in Alaska Attracts Attention in Arctic
Nuunchuk, an Eskimo girl of the A tribe in northern Alaska, is noted as the possessor of the longest hair in Alaska. Her insistence on not having her hair bobbed has become a notable topic across the Arctic region.
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Welw Cassia Carnsi to Wed in Paris Summer Wedding
Miss Welw Cassia Carnsi, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Carys, nationally known figure in Washington, to wed Commandant Emmanuel Lanhard, assistant military attaché of the French embassy. Announcement says wedding expected this summer.
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Carys
Emmanuel Lanhard
Radio fans flood commission with letters of praise and kicks
Nationwide radio listeners flood the federal ratio commission with an average of Tal letters daily. The photo shows Judge Eugene O. Sykes of the commission holding some of the mailman’s offerings amid the mail stream.
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Federal Ratio Commission
Eugene O. Sykes
Commission
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