Review of current events and political clashes abroad
Edward W. Pigeard surveys Senate clashes over McNary farm relief and export debenture plans, Hoover veto prospects, and party rifts. It notes vice versa on tariff changes, international reparations talks, and mixed reactions to disarmament progress. Also covers Sinclair jail case, Michaelson acquittal, eclipse observations, and assorted global politics.
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World Split 50 50 on Rules of the Road
Washington Nat Geographic bulletins note roughly half the world drives on the right and half on the left. The article traces origins from weapon handling to postilion practices, and explains variations across Europe the Americas Africa and Asia with historical and colonial influences.
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Fisherman Escapes 16 Foot Octopus at Sea
W. J. Terry of San Mateo becomes one of a small group to survive an octopus attack. Abalone diver at Point Arena seized by a 16 foot devilfish. after a five minute struggle with his companion, Terry freed himself. The creature’s body was described as dishpan sized with eyes the size of a cat.
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Tomcat Haunts Ship Crew After Sea Devil Prank
New York reports the Seven Seas near Hudson on a voyage from Cowes Isle of Wight. A black tomcat named Old Hellion, claimed as a fearsome sea devil, terrorized the crew, sparking mutterings of mutiny and vanished after scuffles. Sailor H Rasmussen fell overboard while the cat leapt aboard. The ship later limped on, with no lifeboat details.
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London Bobby to Shed Old Bell Bottom Hat
The London bobby costume is to be retired and displayed in a museum. A 4 peak peaked military cap and a military jacket replace the tight tunic, and the feather belt with electric lamp will be removed. An electric hand torch will be carried, and the double-breasted coat will be swapped for an open neck storm-collar coat in blue.
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Town May Have to Move When Leases Expire
An entire town of Best in Reagan county Texas faces relocation on July 1 1980 if a new lease is not arranged. Population 1500, with stores churches and homes built on land whose lease expires within a year. Oil discovery spurred growth five years ago on land leased by the state university to P L Childress of Ozona for 3152 cash and 20 percent of sublease net proceeds.
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Worcester Wife Seeks Divorce Over Music Lessons and Feet Washing
Mrs. Mary Georgeson applies for a divorce claiming she was forced to wash her husband’s feet six times weekly and that he objected to her taking piano lessons after spending on gifts. She alleges he beat her for donating 25 cents to the Salvation Army.
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100 Year Old Doll Still Used as Toy
Christine Jones a six year old girl in Atlanta Georgia claims to own one of the oldest dolls. The doll reportedly was made more than ten years ago for a girl in Burnland and has been played with by many young children since then. Its wax face has darkened and the nose is barely visible while the eyes appear slightly popped from wear.
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Kaiser’s Sister Faces Critics and Fights for Love
Paris report shows Princess Victoria, ex-kaiser’s sister, furious at Buckeburg authorities and German critics over her marriage to Baron Zoubkoff. She accuses officials of brutal tactics, vows to defend herself, and says she longs to be reunited with her husband in Paris despite legal and financial pressures.
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Ceremony Concludes 800-Year Quest For Mantua Crown
A long-delayed ceremony in Mantua Italy finally places a golden jeweled crown on a statue of the Blessed Virgin after centuries of disruption and theft. The effort began in 1040 under Duchess Marin, paused for invasions led by Napoleon, and resumed with renewed fundraising before the crown is finally set.
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Too Many Bowlegs, Judge Rules an Er
Lexington Ky The Miller family near Irvington Kentucky is praised as the bowleg champions with seven children and 100 percent bowlegs. Judge Holland declined surgery after Mary Miller fourteen years old showed improvement and had outgrown the condition, ending forced procedures by hospital officials.
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