Naval Aviation vs Battleships Debate Shapes World Tensions
Washington speculates on how air power and submarines could overwhelm battleships in a Mediterranean conflict. Admirals defend aircraft for scouting while arguing battleships endure. Roosevelt faces tradeoff between freedom of the seas and league sanctions as cotton and copper loom in global tensions.
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Wilson
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Ethiopian mission nurse Briggs in danger amid Italy Ethiopia conflict
Lois Jeah Briggs, a medical missionary based at an underground hospital near Addis Ababa, faces danger as Italy and Ethiopia clash. Relatives of girls in San Francisco fear for her safety. Briggs, a graduate of Methodist Hospital and Bible Institute in Los Angeles, has served in Ethiopia for four years. Southern Oregon Grangers plan to attend Sacramento's National Grange convention next month.
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Lois Jeah Briggs
Addis Ababa
San Fransico
Methodist Hospital and Bible Institute
Los Angeles
Miss Briggs
Ethiopia
Southern Oregon
Sacramento
West Coast grid race tightens toward Rose Bowl
Pasadena chatter centers on California and Indiana as front runners for the Rose Bowl. Coach Stub Allison frets over his Trojans chances while Bears exhibit unit play and no stars. Key clashes loom at Los Angeles Coliseum Utah Oregon State, Washington campuses, and Berkeley.
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Bill Dunn
Pasadena Junior College
Bears
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Red Hope
Indians
Washington State University
Bobby Grayson
Bones Hamilton
Monk Moscrip
Dunn
Berkeleyans
Stub Allison
Allison
Gus Henderson
Troy
Stanford
L. A
Trojans
Oregon State
Oregon
Eurgene
Santa Clara
Aborigines in Australia Rapidly Dying Out Says Report
A Sydney correspondent notes in the Los Angeles Times that Aborigines are rapidly dying out with a 10 percent drop to 54,800. Once over 250,000 before white settlement, tribes have been extinguished by smallpox and tuberculosis, and European vices worsen their decline.
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Australia
Commonwealth Statistician
Sydney
Los Angeles Times
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply in Ad Space
The Postum Company announces a free week’s supply of healthful Postum to anyone who writes for it. The offer is described as an open promotion printed in another part of the paper for readers to request the product.
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Postum Company
Ady
Twelve Siamese Executioner Jobs Open After Ban
Twelve executioners in Siam who once beheaded criminals are seeking new employment as shooting becomes the sole legal method of capital punishment. The change reduces the demand for beheadings and leaves them seeking work in other roles.
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Siam
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