Fliers Reach Reykjavik as Iceland Legs Go Smooth
U S fliers Lowell Smith and Erik Nelson land in Reykjavik after lifting off from Hornafjord earlier today. They faced strong winds but reported safe arrivals and four hours of flying over Iceland. The Raleigh cruiser remains offshore near Hornafjord as the expedition continues.
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Violence and arrests amid klan clash in West Virginia
Two injured and six arrested as klan and anti clan factions clash in Niles. Police found firearms as crowds dispersed after warnings were posted on doors in Charleston during demonstrations. The unrest, sparked by rival groups at Mineral Ridge and a crowd burning crosses, drew Marine guard attention and involved threats to local residents.
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Ant Hlan
Mineral Ridge
Steve Marreth
Charleston
Vicint
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Marine Guard
Former governor Davis attacks publisher over highway spending claims
Harri S Davis issues a statement at his Lorain headquarters rebutting a publisher's charge that the state highway department lacked funds. He says court decisions favor the department and criticizes the publisher for not publishing his reply. The piece notes Davis spoke at a meeting in Elyria and responds to questions about the funds and project.
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Wr .Falies
Highway Department
Ohio
Farmer Dies After Pitchfork Accident in Homeworth
Joseph Johnson, 66, a Homeworth farmer, died after slipping on Saturday while finishing a barn task. He fell onto a pitchfork handle that penetrated his stomach about nine inches, injuries sustained late Saturday afternoon.
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Toseph Johnson
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Germany Will Carry Out Dawes Plan, Marx Says
Chancellor Marx leading the German delegation told the allied reparations conference in London that Germany intends to implement all provisions of the Dawes plan. He praised the Dawes report as a path to freedom and European reconstruction. He noted Germany has drafted necessary legislation and will pursue economic unity and cooperation. The conference aims for rapid Dawes plan application.
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Rapid changes in foreign service shake US diplomacy
Washington Aug 5 The American foreign service faces rapid personnel shifts with multiple ambassadorship vacancies. Charles Beecher Warren resigns as Ambassador to Mexico and Cyrus Woods is designated to Japan. Rumors place von Ick, Herrick, and others near retirement as Tokyo and Mexico City posts await new envoys.
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France
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Ohio
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Handlang
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City Wont Pay for Storm Damages and Land Sale Proposal
The city committee found no liability for John Conabee after a tree damaged his home in a storm. The panel cited lack of prior notice of a dangerous condition and unpreventable weather. The lands committee urged selling a lot on East River Street near the railway if priced well.
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Psychologists Tackle Fears in Children and Nightmares
New York reports on Dr Otis Caldwell and the Institute of Educational Research at Teachers College Columbia University studying childhood fears. Experiments with 100 plus children suggest fear is learned, not innate, and can be reduced by removing perceived threats and calmly guiding a child to see there is no real harm.
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Science Tests New Remedy to Dispels Fears
Newark report on Dr H H Bush of DeGraw Avenue and Dr Rubt testing a new drug purported to dispel fear. The team, funded by Columbia University and presented at the National Conference on Pharmaceutical Research in Buffalo, includes Dr HV Amy and Dr Arns of the American Pharmaceutical Association.
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DeGraw Avenue
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National Conference On Pharmaceutical Research
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Fear in adults from animals described by Dr Caldwell
Dr Caldwell notes that fear of animals is easy to acquire and hard to conquer. He says fear is unnecessary and reflects a weakness when adults fail to face it, warning that lingering fear can lead to a wrong mental attitude.
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Vatican Jubilee Postponed Amid Conflicting Reports
Foreign desk reports Vatican Jubilee celebrations will be postponed. Other briefs note Duchess Seza dies in rural Poland. An Inter-Armed commission resumes French Belgian military control in Dresden. Irish Free State warns Britain of possible Irish Republican action. Boundary talks delay persists in Lister dispute. Hughes sails to New York. Leninist Soviet leader Tratsky denounces imperialism in Moscow engineers meeting.
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Chase Hughes
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President Harding
Four Die in Seashore Express Crash Near Camden
Four persons including two women were killed instantly when the Seashore Express struck their automobile near New Lisbon New Jersey about 20 miles north of Camden.
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