South Americans Interested In Cultural Life in Washington
In Washington a South American cultural exchange effort grows as the Argentine-North American Culonial institute expands its reach. Dr. Cuperiiio del Campo notes the aim to acquaint Argentine and U S audiences with each other’s culture. The May 9 founding came after Buenos Aires residents formed the club, now with over a hundred members including educators and lawyers. Funds exceed 10,000 pesos from dues and donations as lectures begin with Dr. David P. Barrows detailing U S university education.
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Cuperiiio del Campo
Culonial Institute
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David P. Barrows
University of California
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Barrows
Argentine United States cultural institute aims for exchanges
The Institute endorses student and teacher exchanges between Argentina and the United States and plans to establish scholarships for Argentine and U S students. It seeks to widen study of Spanish in the United States and English in Argentina. Dr D de Campo, linked to Buenos Aires Rotary and Museum of Fine Arts, will lead efforts to exchange exhibitions and foster understanding of U S art and institutions.
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Penfield Notes From Mrs Nyrtle Gregg Activity and visitors
Penfield society items list visits and travels including Ross of Jelloway visiting Mrs Ben Sonor, Richard Welsh returning to Norwalk to school, the Sprinkle family at Carl Sterr's, Belle Biggs of Akron visiting, Lucille Gregg with Rose Gardiner in Wellington, Betts family in Wheeling with Ayrshire cattle, Joneses at Niagara Falls, Leo Thomas moving to Sullivan, and summer visits to Steas. Elyria Fair premiums won by Penfield school pupils Milo Blough Daniel Babson Frank Park Clin ton DeFivids Selma Naylor Lyle Pierce Deris Bohel.
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Wheeling
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Lyndon Jones
Niagara Falls
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Sullivan
Thomas
Gloria Jean
L. A. Thompson
Steas
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Penfeld School
Milo Blough
Daniel Babson
Frank Park
Clinton DeFivids
Selma Naylor
Lyle] Pierce
Deris Bohel
Plans World Flight by Lieut Wade to circle globe again
Lieut Leigh Wade of Washington plans a new six month globe girdling flight in a multi motored plane to prove commercial aviation viability. The article also lists numerous local attendees at Elrria and State Fairs, and various visits by area families to relatives in New London and surrounding towns during Labor Day weekend.
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Washington, D. C
United States Army
Wade
Brownhelm Area Social News and Visits
Brownhelm September notes list regional residents visiting relatives and attending events. Families from Cleveland, Vermilion, Berea, and Oberlin gather for reunions and dinners while others travel to Columbus for the state fair. Several locals are noted visiting or staying with relatives in the area.
Slater Seeks Freedom After Prison Release
Slater was released from prison last November and has since pursued vindication in the court of criminal appeals. He consistently maintained his innocence during the lengthy incarceration.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Air Mail Planes May Have Clerks On Board
Air mail planes may soon carry mail clerks to sort and work mail en route, as stated by F. E. Douda assistant postmaster. A plan submitted to Postmaster General Harry S. New envisions transcontinental air mail service with planes designed to provide space for workers and sorting operations, mirroring rail mail service.
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F. E. Douda
Douda
Harry S. New
Black Bottom and Charleston Dances Lose Favo Ur
Douda notes Bas til le Day crowds in Paris swing to simpler dances amid 96 degree heat. The Black Bottom and Charleston wane as waltz polka and tango rise. Brass winds give way to accordion and violin as orchestras shrink from eight to ten players to three or four.
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Compensation Granted for Slater Wrongful Imprisonment
Oscar Slater, unjustly convicted of enslaving four women, will receive 6000 pounds in government compensation after decades of advocacy led by Arthur Conan Doyle. The London case marks a final correction of a long wrongful sentence.
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Oscar Slater
Arthur Conan Dorie
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