Mediterranean maneuvers reshape British naval posture
The Admiralty disclosed postponed North Sea maneuvers and a concentrated Royal Navy presence in Malta, Egypt, and the Mediterranean. Battleships Royal Sovereign and Nelson left Portland with destroyers for a one day local exercise, while 12 to 159 ships patrolled the Mediterranean in precautionary movements denied as preventive by officials.
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Lifebuoy Persuades With Odor Safety Message
A travel salesman narration promotes Lifebuoy soap claiming protection against body odor B O. The ad describes a tense trip and a boss, praises Lifebuoy for mild cleansing, lather and fragrance, and urges readers to start using the product now.
General MacArthur to retire as army chief and head Philippines defense
General Douglas MacArthur announced his retirement as chief of staff on December 15 to organize Philippine defense. He will sail from San Francisco in October to Manila for Quezon’s inauguration, with Vice President Garner and Speaker Burns attending. Maj. Gen. Simonds will lead Army affairs in his absence.
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Hula Not Wicked, Says Californian
Berkeley report states that the hula, Hawaii’s famous dance, is not a seductive performance. University of California co ed Alatjorle Campbell, returning from six weeks in Hawaii, describes the dance as interpreting words and music.
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Officer's Pistol Taken by Burglar in Bulanaway
A burglar stole an officer's pistol and holster in Bulanaway Michigan around September. The incident prompted police to pursue the thief as the town faced a wave of petty vandalism and theft. The report notes the officer's embarrassment and the unusual detail of the chief reacting publicly.
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France to Launch Fourth New Cruiser Gloire at Bordeaux
Paris reports France will launch the cruiser Gloire on September 28 at Bordeaux. It will be the fourth of six 7,600 ton cruisers. An authoritative source said Paris would not bow to any League of Nations move triggering conflict.
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States veto constitution changes in off year primaries
In Pennsylvania voters rejected a proposed constitutional convention as half the precincts reported 407 435 for and 428 625 against Governor George H Earle urged revision calling Pennsylvania s 1273 constitution a worn out tire New Mexico also debated a tax exempt up to 3000 property value and New Jersey weighed sales tax repeal In New York City Tammany hall leadership remained stable as Jeremiah T Mahoney ousted John F Sheehy in Fifteenth district and City Controller Davis Wilson led with 22 901 plurality
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Sales Tax Repeal Association
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Italy mobilizes troops and taxes for war costs
The government moves to shoring up finances for a looming conflict in East Africa and Libya. Italy plans a great national loan, new taxes on business turnover and auto transport. Premier Mussolini chairs a cabinet meeting ordering mobilization of Fascists, with a first alert for 6.6 to 10 million blackshirts and nitraps.
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Destroyers Sail From Gibraltar Reported Sailed
Gibraltar reports that the second and sixth destroyer flotillas of the British Navy sailed unexpectedly leaving five destroyers behind. The great battleship and battle cruiser were expected to arrive here later. The two flotillas arrived here yesterday.
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All of Egypt's Subjects Recalled
An Addis Ababa dispatch reported unofficially that all Egyptian subjects in Abyssinia were recalled to Egypt, after an exchange telegraph dispatch from Addis Ababa.
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O’Brien loses re hearing on damages suit against Slivens
Fourth Court denies motion for re hearing in a malicious prosecution case. Paul O’Brien awarded 40,010 dollars by a jury in Seventy third District Court. Court opinion by Chief Justice Edward Y. Smith notes probable cause for prosecution and cites apparent malice in the defendants.
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