London naval treaty fight spills into reservations
Edward W. Pickard reports lawmakers from Norris to Borah pressing for clear terms on the London naval pact while secret agreements accusations roil the White House. McKellar and Reed push disarmament and freedom of the seas reservations, and Nye probes campaign spending as a Chicago trip shadows Washington diplomacy. Hoover plans August vacation with no speeches, eyeing parks and Roosevelt arch dedication in Montana. Suitors clash over wheat buys as Capper seeks 100 million bushels. farm board faces Kansas governor critique amidst market slump. Communist investigations and Egypt’s unrest headline a week of global tension alongside German emergency finance law and Briand’s federation plan.
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Gentlemen’s naval holiday pact eases Europe tensions
Last week preachces and Italy reached a gentlemen's agreement to halt naval construction for six months, easing European diplomatic strains. Though no new ships will be built this year by either side, the accord carries significant psychological weight among statesmen despite limited military impact.
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Notable EATAS of the Week Highlight Public Figures
EATAS of the week lists prominent figures including Brig. Gen. H C Smither Rear Admiral A B Robertson Henry Sydnor Harrison Judge Jesse Holdom James Lynch and violinist Leopold von Auer among others with dates from 1930 in a Western Newspaper Upicn listing.
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Extraordinary New York broker Ryder spent millions on Broad way
Harold Ryder, a New York broker who once spent millions on Broadway before a crash, is described by close friends as a paradoxical benefactor. Neatly courteous, he tipped lavishly, aided waiters, taxi drivers, musicians, and scrubs, and funded others in need with a Robin Hood persona. He owned luxury cars and a country club suite while helping strangers with large sums.
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Two Girls Die in Flaming Wreck Near Grovesville
In Columbus New Jersey two teens Louise Perlingino aged sixteen and Lena Sabatine twenty two both from Trenton were burned to death after a car driven by Frank Palotto of Trenton crashed into a glass gas tank near a roadside service station. Gas sprayed and ignited by the engine prevented rescuers from reaching them. Palotto escaped unharmed and faced a pending manslaughter technical charge as investigations continue.
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New Grave Discloses Overripe Egg Burial in Modesto
Modesto California April 28 an itinerant laborer near a San Joaquin river bridge reported a new grave. Deputies opened the site and found several dozen incubator turkey eggs discarded by a farmer after they ripened without producing turkeys.
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Iceland to Heat Reykjavik Using Hot Springs
Washington report from North Winship details Iceland's plan to heat the capital Reykjavik and power amenities with boiling water from nearby springs. A pumping plant near Wash Springs will feed a storage tank and city pipes, heating homes, a hospital, a school, and an indoor pool with insulated lines and electric pumps for even flow.
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Burlingame Voices Quieted by Barnyard Noise Ordinance
Burlingame city council passed an ordinance to mute barnyard fowl and other noisy residents limiting their numbers and wanderings. Owners allowing roosters geese pigeons and other animals to crow cackle or disturb neighbors’ sleep face up to 300 fine and six months in jail.
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Flowers of 180 Sorts in Northernmost Alaska
More than 100 wild flower varieties bloom within 200 miles of Point Barrow Alaska. Iris and wild gorget me nots are most common. yellow dominates. White flowers cluster against dark backgrounds, dark reds and blues appear in open spaces, yellows near water.
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Latzo Charged Twice in Alley Versus Umbrella Incident
New York iron worker Joseph Latzo faced an intoxication charge twice in court. Magistrate Rudick suspended the sentence. Latzo’s wife, angered by the outcome, allegedly struck him with an umbrella as he exited the courtroom.
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Blind 30 Years Reaches Sight In Miracle Return
Chicago man J F Fish, long blind after a head injury, suddenly regains vision in a moment of awakening at home. He sees his wife, longtime guide and 30 year partner, and notes a gradual return from darkness to light. The revival follows a slow healing of the prior injury.
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Northwestern Business College
Atlanta Falls Set Records for Noninjury Drops
Atlanta parents fear a citywide spree of long distance noninjury window falls. Two year old James Chasteen survived a 25 foot plunge from a second story window with minor soreness. The next day he watched from the same window. Four year old Ruth Jansen fell 84 feet into a rose bed and escaped unharmed. Adult titleholder George Williams recovered fully after a five story elevator shaft fall. Mrs Cora Hunter slipped eight inches and injured a wrist.
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Ruth Jansen
George Wiliams
Cora Hunter
Woman Talks One by One to Beard as to Husband
In Washington N G an elderly woman urged Beaufort county commissioners to retain the county home demonstration agent. Fifty women appeared to support keeping the agent. The board deferred action until August, with the elderly woman stating she preferred discussing each member individually, as with her husband.
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Prisoner walks out as officers clash in court
In Toronto Ontario the magistrate and Inspector Guthrie debated headlight legality during Mrs Malson Molson's police court appearance on a charge of driving with overly bright sutch tights. While they argued, Molson left the courtroom and disappeared during the storm. The magistrate dismissed the charge.
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M. ¥. Malson
Hair Cut by Lightning Shocks Excelsior Springs Farmer
A Missouri farmer, Tred Skelton, trusted in fresh air and slept with his lead near an open window. Lightning struck through the screen, hit his pillow, tearing it apart and removing all his hair. He woke after about an hour unconscious and claimed he felt pretty good.
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Tred Skelton
Quebec Dog Carts Become A Pictorial Sighting Condemned
Provincial transport officials condemn the sight of small dog carts along highways as a picturesque feature amid modernization efforts. The unusual roadside scene is deemed unsafe and out of step with current road regulations.
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