For Divers Reasons U S Girls Oughta Win In Olympics
The Chronicle Telegram notes America should dominate the Paris Olympic diving events. It highlights two top divers Miss Sileen Higgin and Miss Helen Wainwright as leaders to carry the U S team with Miss Helen Meens holding the national title for three years.
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Helen Wainwright
Helen Meens
Helen Meany
Eileen Riggin
France stages aero maneuvers for Roumanian rulers
Queen Marie and King Ferdinand of Roumania arrived in Paris after canceling Rome and Madrid visits. They were received warmly and hosted as state guests by President Milleran and Madame Milleran, with a major aerial display staged at Le Bourget, the government aviation field outside Paris.
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Aviation
Fashion notes in plain daytime wear and nocturnal gowns
The article describes daytime practical attire for women and night outfits including a black silk parment with beaver collar a pleated chiffon robe and a blue crepe negligee. It contrasts plain garments with delicate lacy accents and emphasizes versatile wardrobe choices.
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Milady
Norma Talmadge Bestows Real Kiss at Union Station
Norma Talmadge meets husband Joseph Schenck at Los Angeles Union Station where a large crowd watches as she kisses him. The star is noted for reel romances with Eugene O'Brien and Cony Tearle, but real affection centers on Schenck.
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Norma Talmadge
Eugene O'Brien
Cony Tearle
Joseph Schenck
Union Station
Los Angeles
Women’s College in Near East Loses President
Dr. Mary M. Patrick head of the Constantinople Women’s College announces resignation at year end after 34 years of leadership. She founded the college and has spent a half century in Near East work. Kathryn Newell Adams, formerly Beloit College dean, succeeds her. A new cinema industry power struggle looms as Marcus Loew gains control of Metro and Cosmopolitan, challenging Adolph Zukor’s playhouse empire.
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Women’s College
Constantinople
Patrick
Famous Players-Lasky
Metro
Goldwyn
Louis B. Mayer
Cosmopolitan
Marcus Loew
Adolph Zukor
Famous Players Combine
Loew
Metro Pictures
Fire in Chicago Kills Nine Firemen and One Civilian
Chicago police theorize arson by fire bugs caused the Curran Hall blaze. The historic building burned rapidly, with the fire starting in several spots. Nine people died, eight were firefighters, one civilian, and twenty others were injured as bricks toppled walls trapping victims.
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Eld Curran Hall
Lost Chapters Recovered at Carthage Excavation
An expedition of French and American teams will conduct excavations at the site of ancient Carthage to recover lost chapters in history. The project aims to uncover artifacts and texts shedding light on early civilizations and their connections.
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Carthage
Dainty Bedtime Frock in Crepe With Batik Design
A rose colored crepe night gown features a batik motif described as a dainty bedtime wear piece. The article shifts to a historical note detailing Carthage as a major ancient trade hub on the African coast and its destruction by Romans after three Punic Wars from 264 to 241 B C, 218 to 201 B C, and 149 to 146 B C.
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Mediterranean
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Greece Establishes Republic After Overthrow of Monarchy
Greece forms a republican government after the Glucksburg dynasty is deposed. Three men guide the transition: George Roussos as premier, General Pangalos as minister of security, and M Papanastassiou as president of the council.
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Glucksburg
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Pangalos
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