Ebert Laid To Rest In German Tomb At Seidelberg
Freidrich Ebert Germany's first republic leader was buried in Seidelberg after a simple state ceremony. Frau Ebert fainted during the burial as Chancellor Luther helped her to her carriage. Berlin prepared for the presidential campaign with March 29 as election day under Reichstag approval.
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Seidelberg
Germany
Friederich Ebert
Berlin
Frau Ebert
Luther
Reichstag
Lone Navigator Sighting Off South America Near Trinidad
Cal Mar 5 Harry Widgeon, who left three years ago in a 26 foot boat to circumnavigate the world, is reported to be off the northeast coast of South America on the final leg of his voyage. Captain P Johnson of the tanker San Quirino said he sighted Pidgeon's smaller craft Islander 400 miles off Trinidad Island.
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San Pedro
Cal
Harry Widgeon
South America
P. Johnson
Johnson
Pidgeon
Trinidad Island
Crossword Puzzle Clue Sparks Mild Degree Debate
Puzzle hints a simple crossword model where words from two to seven letters form a compact challenge. The clue notes it is a degree of solving ease with minimal difficulty for solvers.
New Record Flight to Be Tried by Army Planes
Major Thomas G. Lanphier, commander of the pursuit squadron, announced an additional dawn-to-dusk flight will be arranged soon. Eleven of twelve planes were to take off from Augusta toward Langley Field at noon, with a twelfth plane to join later. Lanphier praised the successful Miami to Augusta hop and planned a similar route over the same path from Selfridge Field.
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Augusta
Thomas G. Lanphier
Selfridge Field
Mich
Miami
Fla
Langley Field
Daytona Beach
Hoover Radio Cup Awarded to Fan Hartford
Hoover cup for amateur radio goes to B. Molinari of San Francisco as the best selfbuilt station in the United States. 6-AWT praised for unusually efficient foreign communications as announced by the American Radio Relay League committee in Hartford Conn on March 4.
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Hartford
Conn
B. Molinari
San Francisco
American Radio Relay League
Hoover
United States
Cuba Reports Sugar Crop At 4.47 Million Tons In 1945
Havana March 5 The department of agriculture announced an estimate of 4,473,300 tons for this season's sugar crop in Cuba. Secretary Betancourt said harvesting conditions were unusually irregular and that cane quality was lower than in prior years, yet nearly twice as much cane was being ground this season as in former years.
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Havana
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Betancourt
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement warns against narcotic cough substitutes and asserts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains only listed ingredients. It claims the product clings to the throat, is suitable for all ages, and urges consumers to avoid substitutes.
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FOLEY
Foley's
Marion Woman Dies at 107 After Century of Celebrations
Mrs. Lucin da Goodall of Marion died here today at the age of 107. For the last seventeen years her birthday had been the occasion for a community celebration.
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Marion
Mar
Lucinda Goodall
Bank of England Raises Discount Rate to 5 Percent
The Bank of England increased its discount rate today to 5 percent. The decision, reported in London, affects lending costs for banks and financial markets globally.
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London
Associated Press
Bank of England
Reward Offered for Lynch Mob After Assault Claim
A reward is offered after an alleged assault by a mob involving a group described as four Japanese girls connected with a Yokohama company and a San Francisco tour. Officials seek to identify and detain members of the mob amid the incident.
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Wats” Company of
Yokohama
San Francisco
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