New York Republican Snell May Propose House Rules Change
Representative Snell of the New Yorker, a speakership candidate, plans to urge a liberalization of house rules at a conference Monday to speed legislation. He seeks to allow votes on regulation upon petition and expects a roll call on prohibition.
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Santa Clara starts new quake detector network
Santa Clara University completes installation of a test seismograph trio. A torsion device for local shocks, a standard seismograph for continental tremors, and a Galitzen galvanic system for global quakes will be housed in an underground vault near Mission Giarro.
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Two Deaf Mutes Granted U S Citizenship in Ct
New Britain November 27 state that two deaf mutes John Joseph Fijatek and ry Fijatek were granted full American citizenship after passing English literacy and American history exams. They arrived 12 years ago, studied at eight schools, and demonstrated proficiency to Judge Branley J eacesi. They are believed to be the first deaf mutes admitted to U S citizenship in Connecticut.
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Naturalization Court
John Joseph Fijatek
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Thomas Elemes
Lost ring found in potato tuber mystery ends in field
In Sanford Maine Mrs Julien Mubels, wife of a farmer, lost a valuable ring while washing clothes. Sods from the wash were thrown into the garden and the ring could not be found. Two years later a potato picked by her husband yielded the ring embedded inside.
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Julien Mubels
Farcer
Husrend
Bride Beat Him Clubman Charged
John S. Aikman a San Francisco furniture salesman and club man accuses his wife Dolores W. Aikman 37 a former San Mateo interior decorator in Redwood City divorce filing. He says she beat him repeated ly when he could not pay $100 monthly, grabbing by the throat and throwing him to the floor. He mentions other attacks including punches to the face and abdomen and an offer to use a poker during a dispute.
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Alobrite
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John S. Aikman
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Redwood City
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Must wed by 21st birthday to claim fortune
Los Angeles November 27. Jack Crystal aged 20 a marine engineer must marry within two years or forfeit a fortune of 45000 dollars. His grandfather Charles Crystal of New York real estate fame stipulated in his will that his grandson must marry by his twenty first birthday to inherit the fortune.
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Charles Crystal
New York
Turkestan Cotton on World Market Boosted by Soviet Policy
Universal Beroee reports from Moscow that Turkestan cotton is poised for victory in the world market as workers are sent by Moscom textile mills to pick and test fiber lengths. The Treckgorny factory has organized a group to travel east to Turkestan to align cotton quality with cloth output, part of Stalin era policy pushing personal responsibility and efficiency.
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New York University Gifts Louvain Rare Collection
Chancellor Elwer Bilsworth Brown of New York University presents a complete set of serial reports from the American Commission on Education to University of Toursain Library. The 76 volumes cover 1568 to 1917, detailing half a millennium of American educational surveys.
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Women powdered back in 3200 B C with eye makeup
Paris dispatch notes that makeup and beauty routines date to ancient times. M L Tieprain cites the Gazette des Beaux Arts describing Queen Bou-Bad of Ur and Uruk ladies with eyelid turquense pigment and compact powders, including early perfume refills.
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Gazette Des Beaux Arts
Theo Parte
Empress Eugenie Sought By Cleveland Readers
Cleveland readers show keen interest in the life of Empress Eugenie as a French court figure. Demand for books on the Depress era and Napoleon's court has surged among young Cleveland women at public libraries.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hmpress
Eugenie Lintump
Nepoleon
Ray
Laboratory Studies Origin of Humans in the Americas
A new $200000 laboratory dedicated in Santa Fe will dominate early research on human origins in the Americas. Sponsored by John D. Rockefeller Sr, the workshop aims to study feminae of earlier civilizations in the American southwest as Dr A Y Kidder of Phillips Academy chairs the board. Jesse J Nut Unum, former director of Mraa Nee national park, serves as director.
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Santa Fe
United States
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Phillips Academy
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Afasa
Jesse J. Nut Unum
Mraa Nee National Park
Burns Fatal to Archer City Man
A man from Archer City, Samuel M. Memdle, died from burns reportedly received while in bed. Thad?e incident appears to have involved bedding and an apparent fall, with hospital or medical staff noting fatal injuries in the early hours.
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Archhr Gmty
Samuil M. Memdle
Millee
Licht’s
Aerial Fire Hazard Warned by Posters
Warned of aerial fire hazards from dropping cigarettes and cigars from planes. Posters placed at airports and in airplanes by the state chamber of commerce followed tests showing that discarded tobacco remains burn on reaching the ground from heights of 600 to 1000 feet.
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Franciseco
Prison fugitive returned to finish Oklahoma sentence
Earl Kratz, a fugitive from the Oklahoma State Penitentiary, was taken back today to complete a 26 year sentence for a bank robbery in Enid Oklahoma. Kratz escaped from prison in 1923.
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Earl Kratz
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Oklahoma ‘Staté Penitentiecy
Enid
Krats
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