Mexico Relics Exhibit With Monte Alban Jewels Captivates Experts
At the Century of Progress in Chicago Mexico presents its official exhibit aboard the presidential train. Curated items unearthed 200 miles south of Mexico City in Oaxaca attract scientists from Chicago and beyond. Dr. Cole lauds the find as a bridge between Maya south and central Mexican cultures.
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Chicago
Mexico
8. Chapman Bimms
Old Museum
Fay Cooper Cole
University of Chicago
Bath
Alfonso Caso
Mexico City
Oaxaca
Simms
Gale
Caso
Richardo le Duc
D. Ruth de la Barbella
Mexican National Museum
Cole
Valley of
Dallas Milk War Ends As Federal Oversight Looms
W A Canon of Texas Department of Agriculture arrives in Dallas to enforce an ultimatum ending a months long milk distributor war. He reports that all city distributors are cooperating while J B McDonald, state agriculture commissioner, is en route to verify the situation.
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Dallas
Texas
W. A. Canon
State Department of Agriculture
Canon
J. EB. McDonald
Upturn Indicated in Postal Savings Deposits
Indications of renewed confidence in banks appeared as postal savings deposits rose to 1,111,575,385 by end-March, up 108,002,815 from February. The banking crisis had previously swollen deposits, signaling a partial recovery in public trust.
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Postal Savings
Washington, D. G
Mueller Controls Prussian Church Head Post In Berlin
Dr August Jaeger appointed Rev Ludwig Mueller as head of the United Evangelical Church in Prussia amid internal power struggles. The Nazi Dr Mueller had last month named himself head of the German Evangelical Church union and opposed Bishop Von Bode Schwingh as evangelical bishop.
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Berlin
August Jaeger
Protestant Churches of
Prussia
Ludwig Mueler
United Evangelical Church In Prussia
Altpreussische Union
Mueller
German Evangelical Church Union
von Bode
Schwingh
Germany
Weather Delays French Aviators Plan Across Atlantic
French aviators Maurice Fossi and Paul Codos postponed their cross Atlantic flight takeoff due to unfavorable weather. Real Optimist in Oklahoma City reports county surveyor E. D. Hill submitted a sevenfold budget increase over last year.
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New York
P—Titeul
Maurice Fossi
Paul Codos
Atlantic
Real Optimist
Oklahoma City
E. D. Hill
Detroit Pair Wins Bridge Championship Title
Chicago July 7. Detroit players Archie Morse and W L Culligan won the World fall contract bridge championship with 487 points of a possible 600. Los Angeles team placed second with 473 and one Chicago pair was third. Two New Yorkers tied for eighth after previously leading.
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Detroit
Chicago
Archie Morse
W. L. Culligan
Los Angeles
Hitler Reads Riot Act to Spurs in Nazi Ranks
Berlin officials report that Chancellor Hitler reportedly read the riot act yesterday to Nazi supporters attempting to disrupt the nation’s economic life. Albany police court records show Miss Alice Priest, 23, received 8 dollars in fines under protest for speeding.
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Hitler
Hotspurs
Berlin
Albany
Calif
Beny
Alice Prieste
Baby Dies After Drinking Kerosene In Delago Street
Fifteen month old Gilbert Brown son of Mr and Mrs Innes Brown of 639 Delgado street died Friday from kerosene poisoning. He arrived at Robert B. Green hospital two hours after ingesting the fuel on Thursday.
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Gilbert Brown
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