200 mile per hour monorail train designed in Germany
Swedish industrialist Axel Wenner Gren funds a new monorail style high speed train in Cologne Germany. The ultra modern model could reach 200 mph and is in final engineering stages with tests expected in June or July. The project aims for a fast safe and cheap rail future but remains a long term plan with construction costs high.
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Paul Hawkins
United Press
Mexico City
Axel Wenner- Gren
Wenner-Gren
Cologne
Germany
John Hastings
New York
Hastings
Monorail touted for lower costs and safety by Wenner Gren
Wenner Gren argues the monorail would cut operating costs and boost safety as an elevated system controlled by electronics. He resides in Mexico City part time and holds major investments there, including milk pasteurization plants, silver and furniture factories, and is principal stockholder of Mexican Telephone Co.
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Wenner-Gren
Mexico City
Mexican Telephone Co
Puma's Tail Ruined by Lion in Circus Act
In Roger Brothers Circus cages in Norwalk a lion mauled a puma’s tail stopping at a mangled 10 inches. Trainers rushed in as veterinarians removed the damaged portion, while the puma sulked in his cage among four lions and a tiger.
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Puma
Lion
Norwalk
Roger Brothers Circus
B. C. Myers
High School Driver Class Records Traffic Violations
Nineteen students in a Columbus area driver training class surveyed adult drivers along the Scioto River. The activity noted failures to use hand signals and warnings while turning and stopping, highlighting 700 observed violations.
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Uhrichsville
Lucas Sullivant
Scioto River
Columbus
Fire near explosives forces driver to move cab for safety
C H Roche of Chicago hauled a full load of explosives when a fire broke out in the cab of his semi-trailer. He uncoupled the trailer and moved the cab 50 feet to reach two safety patrolmen who helped extinguish the blaze. Roche praised the patrol men for stopping to help. Longyearbyen, the Arctic mining capital, was named for John M Longyear who began major coal operations in 1905.
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Neb
C. H. Roche
Chicago
Roche
Longyearbyen
Longyear City
Spitsbergen
John M. Longyear
Icy
Arctic Archipelago
Omaha boy voices cancer awareness after early discovery
Alfred Parks, five, from Omaha, says cancer can be beaten if found early. He learned two neck lumps were lymphoma a year ago and is now recovering with doctors’ care guiding his treatment.
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Neb
Alfred Parks
Parks
Ing Parks
FEAR OF LOOSE TEETH EASED BY FASTEETH POWDER
An advertisement promotes FASTEETH powder to stabilize denture plates. It claims a pleasant taste, non acid alkaline formula, and a secure feel without gummy residue. Sold at drug stores.
Unclear excerpt hints at medical treatment effect
Fragment mentions disease treatment and X-ray therapy affecting saliva glands. Limited context prevents full event or names.
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