China accuses USSR of plotting revolution in Manchuria crisis
China delivers identical notes to Kellogg pact signatories accusing the Soviet Union of funds-backed propaganda since 1927 to overthrow China and undermine its economy. Beijing cites border clashes, mobilizations, and alleged Soviet punitive aims on the Chinese Eastern railway as evidence of growing danger.
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Poison Death Mystery of the Duff Sidney Case in Croydon
A long coroner's inquest into a series of mysterious poison deaths in the Sidney family near Croydon, Surrey, reveals poisoning linked to mineral poison. Thomas Sidney faces questions as exhumations confirm poisons in Mrs Sidney Vera and Mr Duff.
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Diving Helmet Helps Boy Find Golf Balls
Clarence Chandler a fifteen year old Dallas school youth has crafted a diving helmet from a tin bucket and lowers himself up to 50 feet to recover golf balls. He estimates he can collect enough balls in an hour to keep him rich for a week and plans to search drained lakes for more valuables including sunken boats and racers. The idea came from watching his mother's kitchen rinsing glasses submerged bottom-up without water entering.
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Thieves Steal Copper From Roof of Church
Pittsburgh police investigate theft of four copper rain conductors from St. Ann's Church roof weighing about 800 pounds each. Rev. John Hrytanek notes similar past losses including a two ton bell stolen from the church belfry last year.
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Smugglers of Aliens Vanish From Sea Routes
Washington reports coast guard and immigration service efforts shrinking water route smuggling of aliens. While land border entries rise, more than 18 000 smugglers were captured last year. Faked documents and legal marriages to bring in foreigners complicate controls, officials say.
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Petrified Snakes Den Found in Shale Bank
In Cumberland Maryland a shale bank excavation at ABF property uncovered rock formations that resemble a fossilized python about twelve feet long. Mayor Koos notified the Smithsonian and a fossil expert was to be sent to inspect the site.
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