Dayton Faces Evolution Law Clash in Rhea County Trial
In Dayton Tennessee W Rappleyea fronts a legal clash over a new state law aimed at teaching evolution. Squire Benson and school officials argue the measure violates the 14th Amendment while proponents defend it as protecting truth in classrooms. The case centers on biology teaching and the town of Dayton, capital of Rhea County, with a population around 1700 amid ongoing social tensions.
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91 Year Old Man Seeks Divorce in Plymouth Case
Plymouth Mass May 8 John Iman aged ninety one sues for divorce from Esther Iman sixty seven citing desertion as the cause.
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CHAPEL HILL N C May As a result of the preliminary matches in the southern conference tennis tournament played here yesterday later ideal weather conditions teams from Carolina, Georgia Tech, Tulane
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Georgia Tech
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Aviation Officer Killed in Langley Field Crash
Major Charles C. Benedict 34 died at Langley Field when his SE-5 collided with a captive balloon during firing maneuvers. The crash at 800 to 1,000 feet shattered the plane. a board of officers was named to investigate. Benedict, a West Point graduate from Hastings Nebraska, had been at the field a year and his last firing flight was planned before reassignment.
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Royal Infant Mourned in Rome Death of Montemagno Heir
The seven day old Georgia prince of Montemagno, newborn son of Princess Yo landa and Count Calvi di Bergolo, died at Pinerolo after bronchitis and pneumonia. Baptismal rites were rushed as physicians gave up hope, with Queen Helena and other royal family members present and condolences pouring in nationwide.
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Associated Press
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Sanitation talks urge free city water control body
Speakers at a Memphis convention urged creating an independent sanitary and water department overseen by non political engineers. Attendees from across the South heard from John F. Coleman of New Orleans Harold Bartholomew of St Louis and M Z Blair of Little Rock.
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New Orleans
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Little Rock
Oil official told to leave city in Bulgaria
Sofia, May 8. The local manager of the Standard Oil Company was ordered to leave within 24 hours. He allegedly refused a police demand to list all employees and guarantee none were communists. The matter was referred to the American legation and Premier Tzankoff, with a compromise expected.
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Paris Display Showcases Modern Art Trends in Exposition
Paris hosts a bold exhibition of modern design at the Grand Palais opened April 28 by President Doumergue. Futuristic, dadaistic color schemes dominate as France seeks new styles after fading Empire and Louis epochs. The US isolation stunned officials, but planners preserved Invalides views during construction and the event advances a new era for furniture and arts in Paris.
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Music Memory Contest Set For Monday By Local Clubs
A school music memory contest is planned for next Monday with P. J. Colvin directing and aides from the Chopin and Music Study clubs. The Reynalds music store hosted a planning meeting this morning. The Mobile Register and News Item donated prizes for winning contestants and their schools.
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Mobile Register
Expo Grounds Shape in Postwar Paris Architecture
The article describes construction under a city esplanade affecting subway depth and new streetcar lines to route traffic away from two Seine arteries. It notes protests by critics of the Russian Soviet building and mentions the imposing fascist Italian structure nearby as a nightmare image, with American modern art ideas influencing expo buildings.
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Seine
Italy
Exposition at Grand Palais Showcases Modern French Crafts
The Grand Palais becomes an architectural fairy land with fifty workshops, showing diamond cutting, silk weaving, lace making, and more. Thousands of Americans are expected to visit this summer as French vendors hope the expo profits offset costs through U S sales.
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United States
Taylor's Blood Medicine Promises Quick Blood Purification
An advertisement touts Taylor's Blood Medicine as a pure vegetable remedy that cleanses impure blood causing fatigue and ailments like rheumatism and indigestion. It claims rapid energy restoration and offers a money back guarantee if not effective, with appeals to druggists in Tampa, Florida.
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Taylor Medicine Company
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Taylor's Blood Medicine Endorsement Appears
Advertisement style endorsement claims relief from rheumatism and stomach trouble after using Taylor's Blood Medicine. The speaker urges others to try the product.
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