MacDonald to Visit Hoover for Anglo American Talks
British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald plans a Washington visit to confer with President Hoover on naval armament cuts and Kellogg Pact enforcement. Ambassador Dawes wires London to invite MacDonald to discuss broader economic cooperation amid fears of intensified international rivalry.
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Edward W. Picxa
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
Washington
Dawes
England
London
Scotland
Takig
Lossiemouth Air
MacDonald
Macete Bing
Canada
Dent
Mac Donald
Miss Universe Crowned Fraulein Lis in International Pageant
Ahveston's pageant concluded with Fraulein Lis crowned Miss Universe by Vienna arbiter. Miss Irene Abiberg of New York named Miss United States. A scandal surfaced as Theda Deirey, listed as Miss Tes sa ninth prize, faced ineligibility claims tied to prior contest as Miss Houston.
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G Ahveston
Houston
Lumber Baron at 27 records aviator and timber magnate
W. Reni Rideout, son of WA Rideout, Oshkosh, Wis, a clerk for Puten Lumber in Aniisa Mich, is described as a soldier of fortune at age 27 with a career spanning aviation, Peruvian and Panamanian service, and timber ventures. He pursued capital to back mining and timber deals, with ties to Patterson Weisgompany for monthly timber shipments and development rights, amid a background of adventure and mob dealings.
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Mich
Aynwe
Haren weVenty
W. Reni Rideout
WA. Rideout
Oshkush
Puten Lumber Company
Aniisa Michite
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Wells
Peru
South America
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Seentine
Panama Republic
United States
Republic
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Hunt
Kent
Wisconsin
Michigan
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Panam
Farm Children Short on Education Says Survey
A Labor Department survey indicates rural farm children face interrupted schooling. In Kentucky and North Dakota districts many miss big portions of term for farm work. The study finds about one third of children lose time annually, with terms averaging seven months in rural schools.
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Washington, D
Labor Department
Kentucky
North Dakota
Ile Gane
Hotel Clerk at 98 in Stockton Claims Finest Service
A Stockton hotel clerk known as Catif-Charles Lrahols, age ninety eight, says he is the finest hotel clerk in the United States. He works daily at a local estabishment, attracts guests with zest, smokes four cigars daily, and eats as his appetite dictates. Born in Switzerland in 1860, he joined the Mexican revolutionary army under Benito Juarez, rose to lieutenant, and witnessed the execution of Enugeror Masiniman.
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California
Stockton
Charles “Lrahols
United
Tates
Switzerl
Alexican Revolutionary Army
Benito Juarez
Enugeror Masiniman
Tribute to Hans Christian Andersen Grows Worldwide
New York reports a global push by literary bodies and governments to mark the 190th anniversary of Hans Christian Andersen. The Golden Book honors the eccentric Danish author, whose fairy tales remain widely translated, and recalls his poverty, peculiarities, and enduring influence on European literature.
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Andersen
Julians Moritzen
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Copehagen
Inderejla
Golen
Tosher
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Penmark
Waehr
Almister
Cevense
Agencies Join To Fight Blindness Nationwide Effort
New York City. The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness reports the 14th annual findings show 400 agencies cooperating in a wide campaign. Two new projects include a study with the League of Red Cross Societies and an educational drive with the AFL to reach 400,000 working families. The effort stresses prevention from birth with prophylactic eye drops and midwives, and expansion of sight-saving schools to 218 classes, aiming for 4,000 total nationwide.
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New York City
America
Lewis H. Carris
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Movement For the Prevention
Uolpy
Ite
Organized Favor
Safety Movement
Society For the Prevention of
Carris
National Society
League of Red Cross Societies
National Govery
American Federation of Labor
Tre Socieiis
Soci
TeBert
United States
National Safetxcouncil Eniienemred
Fas Prat
Radio Waves Travel Across Seas From WGY Relay
A stray signal hopped from PHI to WGY and was rebroadcast by GE’s W2NO. The Chelmsford, England station GaSW also picked up the American retroideas, illustrating cross Atlantic short wave reception and transmission.
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Schenectady
N. Y
WGY
PHI
Hunzen
Bolland
General Electric Company
W2no
Chelmsford
England
Neighbor insult case ends in court in Quincy
In Quincy Massachusetts Mrs Angele Tobin faced dislike after calling her neighbor monkey face. Mrs Axel Anderson of the same street reported the incident leading to court action. Thomas Meanamey sparked further upset with his remark.
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Monkey Face
Quincy
Mass
Angele
Tobin
Axel’ Anderson
Aes Door
Thomas Meanamey
Skunk Protects Car Near Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico a local construction superintendent chained three pet skunks to the wheel of a motor car to deter theft near the Cocoutne fresh at Fizbna district. The unusual act aimed to protect his vehicle and drew attention from residents and authorities alike.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Fizbna
Armor Still Made by London Man
A London craftsman and his sister hammer armor in a shop filled with medieval pieces. The craftsman, the last in a fading trade, forges plain suits for about 140 with a three week turnaround, and elaborate armors in six weeks for several hundred dollars. They learned the trade from their father.
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Stockholm
New York
Iceland
Reykjavik
Greenland
Ahrenburg
Floden
Ljungsund
Europe
America
London
Wiwner
Doctor at 90 Embraces Modern Styles in Newcastle
Dr Edward SW Goodwin, aged ninety, calls himself the world’s grandest age and remains active as a physician. He still makes house calls by automobile, praising the sensible dress and modern styles worn today.
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Newcastle
Ind
Edward SW Goodwin
Henry Vonmis
Go Adda
Doctor Goodwin
California Hosts One Fifth Of U S Licensed Pilots
California had 1 038 licensed civilian pilots on April 1, about one fifth of all U S licensed pilots, according to Commerce Department records analyzed by Pacific Flyer the coast aeronautien journal.
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California
San Francisco
United States
Department of Commerce
Pacific Flyer
Coast Aeronautien Journal
Importance of Nonsense Says London Professor
J Dover-Wilson of London University argues nonsense is vital to life and a well rounded mind, noting that a lack of nonsense leaves thinking incomplete and rigid. He frames nonsense as a creative force that enhances perception and humor in daily existence.
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J. Dover -Wilson
London University
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