Seven Men Hanged in Egypt for Sir Lee Stack Murder
Seven men convicted of the murder of Sir Lee Stack, governor general of Sudan, were hanged in Cairo at forty minute intervals. One conspirator, Abdel Fattah Enayat, had his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment for turning state's evidence. Nine were convicted of complicity, including two students, two railway workers, a carpenter, a lawyer, a civil servant deputy, and the car chauffeur. The murder sparked a crisis in Anglo Egyptian relations and helped lead to a new Egypt-
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U. S. Group Forms to Collaborate With League of Nations
Geneva reports the American National Committee on Intellectual Cooperation will work with the League of Nations committee. Elihu Root heads the U S group with notable members including George Hale Charles H Haskins Herbert Putnam Virginia Gildersleeve and James Breasted among others.
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Inazo Nitobe
R. A. Millikan
California
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Elihu Root
George E. Hale
National Research Council
Charles H. Haskins
Council of Learned Societies
Herbert Putnam
Congress
Virginia C. Gildersleeve
International Federation of University Women
Lorado Taft
American Academy of Arts and Letters
James H. Breasted
American Philological Organizations
Charles W. Eliot
Vernon Kellogg
Augustus Trowbridge
International Education Board
C. R. Mann
American Council On Education
Schooner Driven On Beach During Gale May Be Total Loss
Norfolk reporters say the four mast schooner Victoria S of New York laden with lumber went ashore two miles south of Ocracoke Island in a fierce easterly gale. Eight crewmen were rescued by coast guards using a breeches buoy. the ship is expected to be a total loss.
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Meat Eating Endorsed By Stanford Scientist
Stanford University reports Prof. James R. Slonaker's eight year rat study showing meat eaters outliving and producing more offspring than vegetarians. Feeding rats a meat containing diet yielded heavier males by 35 percent and females by 28 percent. vegetarian diets shortened male life by 33 percent and female life by 40 percent, with reduced reproduction across generations.
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Plane crash at White Sulphur Springs claims two lives
Capt. Frazer Hale of the U S Army and mechanic Private Earl C Norris died after their airplane exploded and crashed near the Greenbrier resort. The craft fell from about 100 feet and burst into flames in full view of hundreds of guests. The War Department will handle the bodies. the mechanic's identity remains unconfirmed.
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Crossword Izzle Horizontal Clues Found Listed
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Solid Prosperity Now in Solid South
Atlanta report says Dixie enjoys diversified prosperity and a stronger saver base. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta shows most districts gained in savings bank deposits compared with prior month and year.
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Georgia farmers hopeful as crops, cotton prices rise
A regional report notes Georgia farmers may see larger crops and steadier prices this fall. Bankers report rising savings deposits in the six state district, signaling diversified prosperity. Agriculture officials say a prosperous year could boost statewide economic wellbeing.
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Americans Prepare for Hunting in Scotland
Edinburgh reports more American sportsmen traveling to Scotland for grouse shooting and deer stalking than ever before. Rents for shooting boxes have risen since before the war as new and renewed tenancies appear. Revenue from the season is estimated at 3.75 million dollars, with big estates and smaller leases expanding.
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