Italians Fly to Brazil Set New Distance Record
Italian aviators Captain Ferrarin and Major Del Prete, flying a Fiat powered Savoia monoplane from Rome, reach Port Natal Brazil covering about 4485 miles to establish a new nonstop distance record and extend their endurance feats. They radioed from the voyage and credited the flight to Italian military aviation.
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Chang Sues Dictatorship in Manchuria Leads to Talks
Yan CHANG HSUEH-LIANG, son of the late Marshal Chang, has seized control of Manchuria and opened negotiations with Nationalist leaders at Peking for Chinese unification. General CHANG KAI-SHEK says Nanking will be the capital immediately, regardless of foreign diplomats.
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Unofficial leaders lead balloon race from Detroit to Virginia
Ree but unofficial figures place first in the international balloon race from Detroit to units in Virginia and nearby states. The French bag Blanchard finishes second and the German balloon Barmen third. Landings occur in Virginia West Virginia and North Carolina.
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End of World War I Vocation Training Program
The rehabilitation of disabled World War I veterans ended last week as the last of 128,500 self support training graduates received diplomas. More than 884,494 applied before June 30 1928 and 216,481 were rated entitled to full courses. 68,878 dropped out. The program paid tuition and books and provided monthly stipends of 100 dollars for single men and 195 dollars for married men with extra allowances for dependents.
North Carolina seeks vast archive of Southern letters and diaries
Dr Joseph Hamilton of the University of North Carolina outlined a plan to create a fireproof library at Chapel Hill to collect millions of old letters diaries and documents from Maryland to Texas. The project aims to rescue material from garrets attics and donors and make it available to researchers revealing social economic and daily life in the South.
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Henpecked Husbands Form Group in Adana Turkey
A gathering of about 200 men met in Chall mountains at night to form the Order of Henpecked Husbands and seek affiliation with the English fraternity. Applicants must swear they performed seven specified domestic tasks seven times in the last seven years.
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Walter Peels Grapes for Prince of India
The Aga Khan, head of the Ismaili Mohammedans, visits Paris for the racing season and uses a silver grape skinning tool set to remove skins. He hands the devices to the restaurant maître d and the staff prepare grapes for him to swallow on demand.
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Driver in No Parking Zone Gets 90 Days
In Omaha police court Judge George Holmes sentences a chauffeur to 90 days for impudence and lingering in a no parking zone. The driver, a Warden Fenton staffer, cites time as meaningless as he mocks law and enforcement during the exchange. A broader financial theft case appears involving negotiable bonds valued at 105000 missing from New York and found hidden among waste paper.
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Bonds Found in Waste Paper In New London
Bonds valued at 105000 dollars were found in waste paper in New London Connecticut. They were reported missing from the bond department of the First National Bond Corporation of New York and Boston. The discovery is being investigated by local authorities and the bond firm.
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Colon Public Market to Become National Museum in HaVana
The Colon public market at Ha vana will be refurbished and converted into a national museum, signaling a shift from commerce to cultural preservation. The project aims to showcase local history and heritage within the colonial market site.
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