Crown Prince Hirohito's Western Tour Shapes Japan's Future
Crown Prince Hirohito, heir to the Japanese throne, begins a lengthy tour abroad with plans to visit Europe and the Orient while skipping the United States. The voyage, designed to advance his education, mirrors Japan's rising global role and may influence his approach to rulership.
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Rosuto Michinomiya
Japan
Kae Opt
United States
Pan Hirotite
Firobito
Countlin
Monnthonarchy
Europe
Jexson
Mirabito
Heatip Katori
Opari
Ind
Japanews Navy
Miji
Motts
Muteuhita
Peines Hirohite
Amperor
Suly
Sewignatet
Crowe Priten
Wii
Tor Thre
Matsunito Amanih
Eiolite
Tajor
Navy
Hag
Kvet Qeen
Hotis
Unt
The
Anny
Kyushu
Hirohte Song
Mirohite
Aveaing Palace
Prince Tirohite
Ghia
Unio
Tokyo
Peers Huiscone
Fengtind
Adémirot
Doing Proper Thing and a Story of a Faithful Dog
A fragmented paragraph discusses doing the proper thing under pressure from conscience and neighbors. It mentions Shime Grundy and a passive nature, contrasting daily will with body effort. A humor tale about Tradwind and a dog ends with a traveling salesman remark on a Washington monument memory.
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Shime Grundy
Washington Monument
Dirming
Naw Age-Herald
Germans Spy on Red Moves and Police Nervousness Reported
An Associated Press dispatch describes German security police in Middle Germany using a daily citizen surveillance system to track movements and treat strangers as suspicious. A correspondent, twice arrested, details police insistence on readings of telegrams and interviews with officials and communists. The piece notes police paranoia and the hostile climate toward foreigners, culminating in a tense confrontation with authorities in Berne.
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Halle
Genpeng
Middle Germany
Wey
Eircamstans Ofte
Jumor
Eisleben
Princess Vlora race draws American heiress rivals
A contested claim for the throne of Albania features two American heiresses as rivals. Prince Anastaxia, once Afra, son of the wife of Prince Christopher of Greece, and Princess Viera, once Helen Belly, wife of Frank J Gould, vie for influence in the succession.
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Albania
Anastaxia
Afra
William Mt. Leeds
Prince Christopher
Greece
Princem Viera
Helen Belly
Frank J. Gould
Queen Sophie Aids 20000 Greek Refugees in Saloutaki Barracks
Queen Sophie of Greece head of the Greek Red Cross urged government action as 20000 refugees from the Caucasus crowd Kalamaria hill barracks near Saloniki. Typhus dysentery and influenza threaten. 1000 die in a month. American Red Cross aid and Greek government funds to feed clothe and treat the sick.
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Saloniki
Sophie
Greece
Greek Red Cross
Cnt
Caucasus
Kalamaria
Salontid
Olds
Red Crone
Europe
Theophanon Aggelopoulos
Carp
Aiean Corpe
Unel Chat
American Red Cross
Ting
Henry A. Shaw
United States Army Medical Corps
Red Cross
Macedonia
Caucains
Holysheviks
Kemal Pasha
Zaxsanos
Tick Bite Fatal for Basin Resident Ditesy Dickman
Tick bite death claimed Basin resident Dite of Tick Fatal aged years. Officials say death results from mountain fever consistent with Wyen family records as a four year cycle. Community mourning as health authorities review tick exposure notes.
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Basin, Wyd
Joyce Dickman
Wyen
Bullet Proof Man Tries Suicide Despite Multiple Shots
Walter Stewart, farmer of Hopland, Connecticut, attempted to shoot himself in a failed act of despair. He fired 22 bullets into his forehead and two into his body, but survived. He told doctors he was discouraged and would not use a gun again.
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Charleston
William Carroll
Simpson
Clarkstorg
Carroll
Walter Stewart
Hopland Hote Tow
Conn
Pet Monkey Mothers Four Kittens in Astoria Yard
Pet monkey of Mrs Mary F Holpin in Astoria Queens adopted four kittens eaten by another animal in Holpins yard years ago. Local belief holds the mother monkey is the culprit or involved in the incident.
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New York
Diane
Mary F. Holpin
Astoria
Queens
Aire
Holpin
Itas
Lille
Polite Officials Contrast with Rough Streets of Constantinople
A traveler notes the Turkish official class preserves grand manners and dignified bearing, unlike soldiers and civilians in the allied occupied city. Nighttime Turkish quarters turn bustling and reckless, with gambling dens and cafes as sailors roam, while Pers and European areas show starkly different scenes.
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Constantinople
Caphur
Ati
Te Fulue
Ottoman Empire
API
Abdul Medjid Effend
Hineel
Tina
Europe
United States
Linmell
Con
Montinople
Pers
Sedtn
Aod
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Ox Broad
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