King George Dies and Edward VIII Takes Throne
The king died at Sandringham in his seventy first year and his son Edward Albert became Edward VIII, with the accession proclaimed by the state council. He is a bachelor favored by the people, while mourning and royal rites follow. Elizabeth is next in line. Interments plan for Westminster Abbey and Windsor. Supreme Court orders refunds in several cases, Antarctica rescue praised, Nye fuels Senate backlash as attacks on Wilson and munitions probe intensify.
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Death of Rudyard Kipling Ends Colonial Poet Era
Famed British poet and storyteller Rudyard Kipling died in London after an operation for perforated stomach in his seventies. Once a vigorous master of prose and verse, he gained acclaim for works about India and the British soldier, with later years devoted to propaganda.
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Thirty Hour Week Bill Moves Through Committees
Massachusetts House labor panel approves an 80 hour week for interstate industry, licensing, wage standards, union rights, and child labor restrictions. A separate bill seeks to expand the Federal Trade Commission powers to ban deceptive practices and broaden oversight with quicker appeal times and court review.
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See Much Dirt Slinging Ahead in Farm Subsidy Plan
A White House led effort outlines agricultural subsidies under the 1938 conservation act to grant farm subsidies while limiting acreage. The plan, discussed by Roosevelt, Robinson, Wallace, Cummings, and key committee chairs, signals a broad program aligned with AAA aims amid rising opposition to New Deal policies in the Digest poll and looming political battles.
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Seventeen Die in American Airlines Air Crash
A major crash of an American Airlines transport jet en route from New York to Los Angeles killed fourteen passengers two pilots and a stewardess near Goodwin Arkansas. Officials began investigations but the cause remained undetermined as rescuers recovered bodies from the marsh and shattering wreckage.
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Hauptmann reprieved by New Jersey governor Hoffman
Bruno Richard Hauptmann, the Lindbergh baby kidnapper, received a thirty day reprieve from Governor Hoffman. He will gain extra time before re sentencing, as the action delays execution and requires possible new evidence for a retrial or clemency plea. The governor cited grave doubts in the case but did not give a specific reason. Italo Ethiopian war and Danzig tensions dominate League council sessions.
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Household Tips From Early 20th Century Column
Practical kitchen hacks and home care advice cover food preservation, tableware care, fabric care, and simple substitutions. Tips include using water and soda to refresh coffee pots, ironing paper to separate stamps, painting decorative items with watercolors, and keeping a large shaker of salt for seasoning. Associated Newspapers. WNU Bacripe.
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Genuine Bayer Aspirin the safest headache relief
A patient urging readers to consult their doctor about Bayer Aspirin for regular use. It claims aspirin is the fastest relief for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia and cites centuries of experience with millions using it safely. It advises asking for Genuine Bayer Aspirin by name at any drug store.
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Forgive Generously as a Personal Maxim
A terse reflection urges generous forgiveness when needed, advising mercy as a guiding principle rather than retaliation. It frames pardon as a deliberate act improving relationships and personal growth, encouraging restraint and compassion in interpersonal conflicts.
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