Today in History and Biographical Snippets
A collage of brief items notes obituaries and birthdays, beginning with snippets about Janeer serdenier and assorted figures like Paul Whiteman and Louis Bromfield. It recalls Isadora Duncan, John Kendrick Bangs, and Dashiel Hammett, followed by a “Today in History” roll and a horoscope predicting a sensitive, reserved day with generally favorable outcomes.
Armor Of Air Shields Earth From Meteors Says Curator
Chicago scientist Henry W. Nichols of the Field Museum asserts that a dust like armor of air around the earth slows and cushions meteors. He explains most meteorites are sand sized and burn up, with only rare cases causing harm or property damage.
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Chicago - Himantty
Earth
Henry W. Nichols
Field Museum of Natural History
Nichols
Titan
Aly
Ain
Owens Smashes Records in Historic Track Day
Jesse Owens, an Ohio athlete from Cleveland, shattered three world records and tied another in a single afternoon at Ohio State, returning the broad jump record to America with 26 feet inches and lowering the 220 yard dash to 20.3 seconds while clocking 22.6 in the 220 yard low hurdles. He did not beat the 100 yard dash mark but tied it as blockers timed him under 9.4 seconds. Ohio State’s Owens drew national pride and eclipsed Michigan's Western Conference victory by his record feats.
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Jesse Owens
Ohio
Owens
Cleveland
United States
America
Ohio State University
University of Michigan
Ohio State
Michigan
War weary nations clash as Paraguay Bolivian clash drags on
Battles in South America persist as Paraguay and Bolivia clash over 23000 square miles won by Bolivia. Bolivian reports claim Paraguayan retreat and ruined resources, while Paraguayan HQs say Bolivians are crushed. A Buenos Aires peace conference looms as mediation urged by Russia's Litvinoff, but lives will be lost before talks begin.
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South America
Buenos Aires
Amieah
Masha Litvinoff
Russia
League of Thns Assembly
Closing The Congressional Shop In A Partisan Rift
Government leaders race toward adjournment with Senate and House seeking firm leadership. Debates loom on key measures as June 16 marks the expiration of the NRA law. The President backs longer Blue Eagle status while Social Security and Banking bills spark potential conflicts and tempers.
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Washinton
Congress
Jaume
Senate
Joseph W. Robinson
Janz
House
Federal Reserve Board
New York Day by Day Night Wanderings in May
Diary entries describe encounters with celebrities like Peter Arno John Hammond and Florence Kahn. The piece notes social visits to Lucy Virginia Long in the Bronx and a drive with the author’s wife, with blurbs about Roy Howard Joe Santley Fred Allen and local scenes along Fifth Avenue and Central Park.
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New York
Peter Arno
John Hays Hammond
Faith Baldwin
Helen Dreiser
Arthur Samavis
Bertha Bell
Zur
Lucy Virginia Long
Bronxville
Roy Howard Tunning
Madison
Cincinnnati
Madge
Bob Davis
Bob
59Th Street
Valentine Williams
Colbentzes
la Guardia
Bainbridge Colbys
Florence Kahn
Golden Legion Bible Reading on Cheer and Faith
A sermon notes that cheerful hearts are gifts from God when aligned with the gospel. It warns against worldly mirth and pride, urging reliance on Christ for lasting joy. The piece cites scripture and personal testimonies to contrast fleeting laughter with spiritual rejoicing in Jesus.
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Moon
Tople
John Wetain
Jesus
Anniversaries of notable Vanderbilt era figures
Anniversaries list figures from the era: Cornelius Vanderbilt founder of a vast family fortune born on Governors Island New York died in New York January 4 1796 Henry B Baston Methodist preacher president and bishop born Hancock New York died Lotisville Ry September 18 1818 Amelia J Blosmer temperance advocate and women's rights pioneer remembered for attire born Dover New Hampshire died Cambridge Britain Iona December 30 1844 Julia Ward Howe Boston author of Battle Hymn of the Republic civic worker mother of famed daughters born New York City died October 17 1914 Charles Frances Adams Massachusetts publicist historian civic worker and railroad head.
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Ivas Cornelius Vanderbilt
Ten Island
N.Y
New York
Kenry BR. Bastom
Hancock
Lotisville
Amelia J. Blosmer
Popu
Roomer
Fiomer
Cameo
Iona
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
New York City
Charles Francia Adame
Massachusetts Familx
Brothers meet in Marlboro amid family reunion tale
Two brothers Melvin Lite, 21, of Marlboro and Gordon Baker, 24, of SG Johns, N B, meet for first time after separation caused by adoption and a death in the family. An eagle shot near River Beaudette, Quebec highlights local history as economy debates continue among many schools and candidates.
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Marlboro
Mass
Melvin Lite
Gordon Baker
Johns, N.B
Montreal
River Beaudette
Que
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Serdenier
Janeer
San Prauittsey
Tu Francs
Scaramouche
Berdanier
Somers Roche
Paul Whiteman
Colorado
Louis Bromfield Imay
Mansfield
Fred Astaire
Howard Chandler Christy
Washington Irving
McIntyre
Meaught Syndicate
John Kendrick Bangs
Yonkers
N. Y
Atlantic City
N. J
Isadora. Duncan
Sweden
Riksdag
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Peter Thenant
St. Louis
Henry W. Taft
Cincinnati
Willan Fortune
Indianapolis
Boonville
Ind
Joseph C. Grew
Hancock, N. H
Japan
Dashiel Hammett
St. Mary's Co
Edwin Mims
Vandertbilt University
Nashville
Teun
Richmond, Ark
Benjamin H. Herts
Sir John Gilmour
Britain
Home Affairs
United Feature Syndicate
Fifth Avenue
Ong
Juwer East Side
Joe Santley
Thalig
Windsor
Santley
Bowery
Hollywood
Fred Allen
Arthur
William
Seeman
Jack Dempsey
Golden Legion
Ree Loven
Firepione
Featyc Hard Crooks
Gladys Swarthout
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Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone
Ab Jenkins
Lake Bonneville
Litah
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
Firestone Tire
Mane
Frric
Oldfield Type
Lazs
Frice
EPC
Firestone Auto Supply
PKK
Eshlights
Firetions Newert-Wornen Auto Radio
Asin An
Thone
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Medule Ave