Spy Networks Cover Europe As In 1914 18
Vienna reports Europe-wide spy networks under pressure as major powers step up espionage around the Italo Ethiopian conflict. Women operatives fade from center stage to elite masterminds, with Italy as the hub of activity while Vienna, Budapest, and other capitals host steady intelligence operations aimed at shaping outcomes amid a rising arms race and League of Nations pressure.
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Europe
Vienna
Mata Hari
Vincennes Fortress
Italy
League of Nations
Benito Mussolini
Budapest
Mussolini
Danube Valley
Hitler
France
Britain
Kremlin
Downing Street
Quai d’Orsay
Wilhelm Strasse
400 Year Old Church Near Collapse in Puerto Rico
Porta Coeli church in San German, America's oldest Christian edifice, suffered heavy rains that collapsed a southern wall and damaged the building. Authorities plan reconstruction and seek aid from Knights of Columbus and Catholic groups. The site dates to 1535, with Caparra’s St John the Baptist Church as the earlier now-lost predecessor.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
America
San German
Knights of Columbus
Porta Coeli
Santo Domingo
St John the Baptist Church
Caparra
Trouping Not Good Film Training Says Trouping Not Good
HOLLYWOOD Ross Alexander denounces stock company trouping as training for screen careers. He says weekly-changing stock roles breed slipshod acting while legitimate stage runs sharpen individuality. He cites Broadway and screen work as better training and notes his close friend Henry Fonda since Broadway days.
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Hollywood
Ross Alexander
Alexander
Henry Fonda
Broadway
Fonda
Young actor dodges question about acting for Alexander
The actor refused to answer if he would act for Alexander, saying he has never worked on stage or screen with him and insisting he is serious about his career.
Mounted Police Are Better In Traffic
CHICAGO The man on horseback, the forgotten man in many metropolitan police departments, is maintained in Chicago because he commands most respect from motorists. Capt David I Flynn of the traffic division says a mounted officer slows traffic instinctively and is essential in riot control. He notes a thousand pounds of horse between the rider and driver symbolizes authority. He blames the machine age for the retreat of mounted policing and laments the decline of Irish farmers.
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Chicago
David I. Flynn
Capt Flynn
Baby Alligator Alley Oop Returns to Florida Youth
In Frawin Gha tmm Massachusetts a baby alligator named Alley Oop returns to Philip O'Brien of St Petersburg Florida. Grandfather fed the reptile hamburger bits with tweezers for six months. Alley Oop vanished and four months later reappeared at the front door having grown several inches longer. The creature’s current whereabouts remain unknown.
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Philip O’brien
St Petersburg
Fla
Alley
Philp
Philip
Ailey
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