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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1925

Page

22

American experts drive crop and mineral advances in Argentina

Argentina rapidly adopts American farming and mining know how with nine technical specialists from the United States. Experts like Ernest L Tutt and Dr N E Winters lead cotton development while others improve sugar corn tobacco and metallurgical prospects across provinces.

Argentina Europe United States Argentinia Ernest L. Tutt Department of Commerce N. E. Winters Clemson College South Carolina Tutt Dr. Winters Republic W. E. Cross Tucuman Ile Thomas Breggar Ministry of Agriculure Felix Charian Maryland Virginia Kentucky Cuba Pacific Hl. Foster Bain United States Bureau of Mines BE. C. Swanson G. E. Williams Andes Leon M. Estabrook New Crop Statisticn Bureau George O. Wiggins Weather Bureau Thomas le Breton Washington Carlos A. Vallejo University of Wisconsin

Streamline shells favored by Oxford crews grow in demand

London June 27 AP despite Oxford boat crew losing the annual race in a streamline shell designed by Dr Bourne there is rising demand from Putney builders for streamline shells American Continental and British clubs have ordered these shells to race fours and eights showing the craft's popularity growth

London Oxford University Bourne Putney Shelly

Blind men aided early Zeppelin detection in London defense

During the war blind men were recruited to help locate Zeppelins for London’s defense. Commander Rawlinson used their keen hearing at outposts to detect the raiders’ hums ten to 15 minutes before other listeners, aiding air defenses and recruitment drives.

Lade Don London Rawlinson Royal Navy Whitehall

Radio programs may cost hearers in Brazil

In Rio de Janeiro a principal station asks radio listeners to enroll for 5.00 per year to support broadcasting. There are 2,000 members. Brazil’s radio growth is slow due to high duties on foreign sets and static on US broadcasts hindering American music.

Rigo DE Janeiro Brazil Rio de Janeiro United States

Aerated concrete cuts cost of building in London exhibit

An aerated concrete dwelling shown at the British Empire exhibition opens May 9. Developed in Sweden for apartments, the material expands as hydrogen bubbles form, then hardens. It is fireproof, damp resistant and lighter than ordinary concrete, weighing about 20 pounds per cubic foot.

London England Sweden

League of Nations studies ten topics on codifying international law

The League of Nations committee on codifying international law, led by President Hammarskjold with member George Wicker sham, selects ten topics for early study. Piracy suppression and sea rights top the list, with subcommittees to gather expert opinions before reporting to the league council for possible conference calls.

Stockholm League of Nations Committee Hjalmar Hammarskjold George W. Wickersham New York League Baron Marks von Wurtemberg Geneva Borah Hammarskjold Council of the League

Modern Structures Ruin Rome Beauty and Character

A Paris news service report laments Rome’s urban change as modern architects and builders replace distinctive medieval and ancient forms with standardized, ugly apartment blocks and dull public structures. Artists fear Iron Age charm will vanish within a decade as city planning favors conformity over decorative medieval and ancient art.

IME Rome Colosseum Prati Eady Oram

Gout Mistaken for Broken Leg at Berlin Theater

Berlin June 7 AP patrons saw conductor Herr Schmidt Gentner carried to his seat after a fall. First doctor diagnosed a fractured leg and placed him in a plaster cast. An X ray showed no fracture but gout. he continued to fulfill his contract despite pain.

Berlin Berliner Theater Herr Schmidt Gentner Herr Schmidt-Gentner

Chinese Kept A Slave Pen In Shanghai Trial

In Shanghai a court identified 13 of 31 rescued boys from a slave pen run by Yu Pa-hong his wife concubine and associates. The children aged years worked from dawn to midnight in brass glass and matches. several died. Yu received 15 years jail plus expulsion, accomplice Yu Ching-dong 10 years, others released or fined.

Shanghai Yu Pa-hong Amah Seward Road Yu Ching-dong Amuh

Portrait of Madame di Fiartino Opens a Family Milestone

The portrait marks a first sitting for Madame di Fiartino, wife of the Italian ambassador, amid a distinguished lineage of ten generations of statesmen. The sitter and her cousinship place this work within a prominent Rome family.

Rome Madame di Fiartino

Commission report on Philippine education submitted for legislative review

The Monroe commission survey of the Philippine islands education is with vice governor Eugene Gilmore who will present it to the legislature on July 16. He says the work aims to improve education by identifying defects and offering constructive criticisms and recommendations. The effort cost about 50 000 of the total 12 000 000 annual education appropriation.

Manila Paul Monroe Columbia University Philippine Islands Eugene A. Gilmore Gilmore Ecommissioniag Philippines United States

Holy Year Visitors Tax Rome Lingists

Rome reports a flood of Holy Year travelers taxing language skills of policemen taxi drivers hotel staff and other workers. Multilingual notices now cover six seven languages while travelers from remote regions rely on gestures.

Rome Italy Germany

Scrapped German Liner Deutchesland Sold to Berlin Firm

The former Hamburg American liner Deutachland once known as Victoria Luise and later a Hamburg New York excursion boat Hansa has been sold to a Berlin firm for scrapping. The vessel, an ex world war era pride, will be dismantled after its sale.

Hamburg Jang Berlin New York Hansa

Rifle Club Organized by Tokyo Universities

AP reported June 27 that the Students’ Musketry Society has been organized by students from Tokyo universities. The group aims to improve members’ physical condition and provide rifle shooting training.

Tokyo

Closer Japan U S ties urged amid upheaval

In Mexico City Mexican historical societies push to revoke Cortes archives ban. In Tokyo General Tanaka rises in Seiyukai, seeks unity with other parties, aims to deepen economic ties with United States and China while noting U S immigration law impact on goodwill.

Mexico City Hernando Cortes Mexico Hospital de Jesus Cortes Pignatell Y Cortes Italy Marques del Valle Carranza Department of the Interior National Library Legation R. P. Mariano Cuevas Church of Mexico

Norwegians Hunt Antarctic Whales In Record Season

In Antarctic waters around South Shetland and South Georgia the Norwegian whaling season yields 410000 barrels for their companies. South Georgia contributes 166000 barrels, South Shetland 166880, South Orkney 54000, and off the Mexican coast 22000 barrels. About 4000 Norse sailors work aboard first class vessels and newly built tankers with cookeries.

Oslo Antarctic South Shetland South Georgia South Orkney Mexican

Dean Advocates Sun and Sea Baths

London June 27 AP Dean Inge promotes sea bathing for health at a Sunlight League dinner. He argues mixed bathing with clothes on is hygienically useless and proposes designated beach hours with minimal clothing for men and a safeguarded area for women to enjoy similar recreation.

London Dean Inge Sunlight League

Radio Aids Swedes to Speak English

Stockholm June 27 AP The official Swedish radio service will start an English language course next fall to help Swedish radio fans enjoy programs from American stations. Captain George Reutersward managing director of the Swedish radio organization said English instruction will cover the entire winter season with lectures by professors travelers and readings by authors of their own works.

Stockholm George Reutersward Swedish Radio Organization

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