Quezon Sets Manila Palace as Commonwealth Seat
The Malacanang palace in Manila becomes executive mansion for the new commonwealth. President Manuel Quezon will study and settle all problems facing the government. The palace previously housed Governor General Frank Murphy. A large American delegation led by Vice President Garner and Secretary Hull helped inaugurate Quezon.
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Commonwealth
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Hull
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Hartsel Named New Naval Aide to White House
Capt. H. Clyde Hartsel, a Marine officer long favored by Washington officials, is appointed to the role of naval aide to the White House. The move signals a trusted link between the executive mansion and the military.
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White House
H. Clyde Hartsel
Marine Corps
Washington
Ed Naval
Household tips from the kitchen to the home workshop
Practical advice ranges from woolen sock care and doughnut shapes to cranberry apples with pork, floor squeaks from improper nailing, gravy browning, meringue salt and lemon peel, pumpkin pie technique, onion peeling, casserole reheating, goldfish bowl care, and testing cake doneness. Associated Newspapers.
We Trust She Remained a Lady Despite Her Loss
A former beauty in decline recalls spending nearly all her budget on gloves to keep up appearances. She loses one glove at a Baron Rothschild luncheon and a guest calls to claim the found item as a keepsake.
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Baron Rothschild
Provines
Chicago Tribune
A Horrible Example by the Barber and Customer
A barber shows off long hair and whiskers to tease a customer about style. The barber boasts the look will attract clients as men notice his haircut and shave.
Englishman Had 40 Wives and 79 Children in Zululand
In 19th century Zululand John Dunn, an Englishman, married four native women. After the 1879 uprising he became one of 18 chiefs. His 79 living children recently appeared in Cape Town native court to settle the division of 10,000 acres allotted by South Africa’s parliament, with each heir to receive 100 acres.
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John Dunn
Africa
Zululand
Cape Town
Union of South Africa
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Oldest Fortification in Western Hemisphere in Havana
Cuba's Castillo de la Fuerza in the oldest Havana district is thought to be the hemisphere's oldest fortification. Begun in 1588 at O'Reilly street, it predates Morro Castle by about fifty years and traces to Hernando de Soto's era. Legend recalls Dona Isabel de Bobadilla leaping into the sea after learning of De Soto's death.
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Cuba
So We've Néticea Amar flirt is usualy the haliest kind of company
A garbled line mentions a person or company name with unusual wording about flirtatious behavior. The readable text is fragmentary and does not provide a clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities to summarize into a definite news item.
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Néticea Amar
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