Billy Walking Stick Learns to Stay Home
A wee green Walking Stick leaves the meadow with siblings to play by a brook. The leaf island rides the current, he parts from home, and after a dizzy voyage he is rescued by a frog and returns home safely to his grateful mother. He vows not to run away again.
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Famous Painter Dead in Vienna at 75
Vienna reports the death of Austria’s famed painter Heinrich von Angell at age 75. He painted portraits of Queen Victoria and many British royals, and also depicted Henry Stanley and Empress Elizabeth. The artist declined further details of his final works.
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What This Day Means to You By Mary Blaks
Planetary aspects are favorable with energy and confidence boosting efforts and contracts. Marriage today promises lasting goodness and birthday individuals show charm, talent, and risk tolerance. Notable figures born on this date include Myron H. Clark John R. Thompson Adlai E. Stevenson Halsey and Smith.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Cleveland
Harlan P. Halsey
Old Sleuth
Francis Hopkinson Smith
Fifth Reprieve for Youthful Slayer in Salt Lake City
Ralph W. Seyboldt, convicted of killing Patrolman David H. Crowther and stealing his car, received his fifth state board of pardons reprieve. Hearings lasted two days, and action was deferred until the board's next September meeting after the trio was arrested in San Bernardino, California.
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David H. Crowther
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San Bernardino
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Matrimonially Speaking in a Domestic Column
In a humorous domestic column Hugh McKay notes marital chatter about house repairs and neighborly upgrades. A wife rebukes her husband for neglecting home improvement while observing friends like Madge Fred Tom Enright and Sue Enright, with the husband defending his pace. The piece ends with the husband recalling reminiscences of his own.
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Dancing master John Tiller dies at 71 in New York
John Tiller, renowned English dancing master and head of Tiller Girls troupes, died after a brief illness at Lennox Hill Hospital. He visited New York to see his school and the latest Tiller Girls in Sunny. He ran studios in London and Manchester and sent troupes to Paris Follies Bergere and Blackpool shows.
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Tribute to Felix the Fire Dog Buried in Forest Preserve
Felix the Chicago fire engine dogs mascot, credited with saving at least four people, was laid to rest in a wooden casket decorated with flowers. Eight autos led by twenty firefighters accompanied the funeral procession. Local businessmen and firefighters donated 400 for flowers and a tombstone. Felix rests in a forest preserve plot.
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Former Idaho official Frederick C. Bryant dies in Des Moines
Frederick C. Bryant, 58, former lieutenant governor of Idaho and retired mining engineer, died in Des Moines after living there 15 years. Elected to Idaho office in 1900, he led the United States Mining congress and helped transport the first church bell to the Midwest. He aided early irrigation efforts for Oregon.
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Volcano in Santorini Fails to Stir Local Sleepers
Dr. Henry B. Washington, geology professor at the Carnegie Institute, reports on Santorini activity. The Thira islanders sleep undisturbed despite lava, rainbow sky, and thunderous eruptions since August. Washington returned to New York after studying the Greek volcano.
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Locarno Miracle Spurs Baldwin Hope For Western Peace
In Colchester England Premier Baldwin hailed Locarno as a European peace foundation. He said the will of ace has created a lasting peace structure since World War I and that if Locarno promises are fulfilled it will extend peace across the entire continent.
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