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Newspaper

The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

7

Mystery Banker Loewenstein Arrives in New York

Alfred Loewenstein, Belgian financier dubbed a European finance mystery man, arrived in New York on a pleasure trip with a large retinue. He has funded Belgian war aid and seeks to learn about American hydroelectric progress while possibly investing in U.S. power industries.

New York Alfred Loewenstein Basil Zaharoff Henry Ford Rockefellers Belgium France United States

Chair of Cheops' Mother Restored for Museum

Queen Hetepheres carry chair, crafted by King Cheops about 6 000 years ago, has been restored after two years of work and sent to the Cairo museum. The chair features patterned gold and gold hieroglyphics, with the wood remarkably preserved at joints despite decay.

Cairo Egypt Hetepheres Cairo Museum Cheops

Big Texas Ranch Becomes City Dude Ranch

Alpine Texas businessmen purchase a famous Davis Mountains ranch to operate as a dude ranch for tourists this summer. Pete Crawford veteran cowboy and border officer is named manager and will guide visitors in pioneer cowboy life on the southwestern plains.

Alpine Texas Bis Little City Davis Mountains Southwestern Plains Pete Crawford Crawford

Leaves Fortune to Nonexistent Heirs in Melbourne Will

Sydney reports John Payne of Melbourne died recently leaving a fortune over 2.5 million. His will, made two years prior, provided residuary estate in trust for his children with sons receiving five times daughters. He died childless. His widow gets 15,000 immediately and 25,000 yearly. The gardener receives 15,000. The will also calls for his grand mansion to be destroyed by fire as soon as possible without stated reason.

Sydney John Payne Melbourne

Ranch in Vallea Clenega Hosts Big Game Hunts

Crawford runs the 35 000 acre Vallea Clenega ranch with house equipment reused for 50 years. Guides lead visitors on tallop deer bear mountain lion and turkey hunts. He says city visitors seek a cowboy experience while veterans stay apart.

Vallea Clenega Crawford

States Ranked In Army Intelligence Tests Unveiled

Dr Carl Brigham of Princeton reports New York readers that soldiers from Washington Oregon California and Massachusetts posted the highest averages on army intelligence tests. Dr Walter V Bingham notes wartime psychologists faced endless requisitions for skilled men with varied qualifications, citing Camp Devons Massachusetts and Camp Lewis Washington as two abundant sources of high grade recruits.

New York Carl Brigham Princeton Galton Society Washington Oregon California Massachusetts Bingham Walter V. Bingham Personnel Research Federation General Pershing France Camp Devons Mass Camp Lewis Wash

Short Skirts Aid Baggage Smashers In NYC

In New York the trend of abbreviated skirts sheer stockings and cloche hats speeds baggage handling as travelers take fewer trunks. A chief baggage man notes women now travel with minimal luggage and that fashion changes ease the workers load.

New York Nan

Uncles Among Dads Loved by Berlin School Children

German school children in Berlin ranked their affection for mothers first, uncles second, and fathers third in a public questionnaire. The study highlights family roles and social ties among youths across the city.

Berlin

California to Offer Bounty on Bank Robbers Dead

Sacramento declares vigilante era possible as banking chief Will C. Wood warns California desperadoes may face rewards for dead robbers. He cites Texas practice offering 5000 for dead criminals and notes a surge of holdups in Courtland Elk Grove Woodland Esparta Oakland and other cities.

Sacramento Calif California Will C. Wood Wood Texas Courtland Elk Grove Woodland Esparta Oakland Los Angeles Bankers’ Association America Jack Black

Wills Heart to Massachusetts General Hospital

Medford Massachusetts Mayo McGee a student at Western Dental College Kansas City willed his heart to Massachusetts General Hospital just before dying there He hoped the baffling heart malady that caused his death might be explained through this donation.

Medford Mass Mayo McGee Western Dental College Kansas City Massachusetts General Hospital

Not everyone who enters this church was converted

A church notice at the Church of All Hallows in Barking warns visitors to watch their hand bags. The sign emphasizes caution and crept into local memory as a humorous yet pointed reminder of security.

Barking England Church of All Hallows

Flight Memory Triggers Striking Confession

In a light exchange a passenger recalls a first kiss attempt in an airplane. The moment reveals unfamiliarity with kissing before, noting it occurred during a flight and left a peculiar impression.

Mechanical labor surpasses human toil in output

The message notes that modern machinery outperforms hand labor in quantity and variety, with a focus on creating a mechanical civilization. It laments that workers' welfare is often neglected as industrial progress continues.

International da Hor News Service

Evolution Debate in Pathfinder Magazine

The passage captures a dialogue on evolution describing it as too slow. The quote positions evolution as a debated idea within Pathfinder Magazine in a brisk exchange style.

Mancy Pathfinder Magazine

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