Sir Auckland in Washington Ambassadorship Outlook
London reports Sir Auckland Auckland, British ambassador to the United States, plans to be in Washington by mid April to wrap up Board of Trade duties and oversee Europe rehabilitation including extending aid to Germany. Lloyd George praises him, while Auckland’s career spans national service, reconstruction, and postwar industry revival.
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Boston Girl Wins Pershing Auto-Graph on Dare
Boston March 20 A Boston girl obtained General Pershing's autograph as a dare from classmates at Boston University. The scene occurred as Pershing was leaving the Armory when the girl, Florence E B Whittier 2 Sophomore, pressed for the signature. He complied after a brief exchange citing the cheeky dare and her bold request.
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Treasury official urges 1 1/2 percent flat interest for foreign debts
Washington March 20 The assistant secretary of the treasury Norman Davies urged the House Ways and Means Committee to adopt a flat 1 1/2 percent interest rate on foreign debts to avoid U S collection on interest. The committee planned to decide if action is possible without new legislation, with a meeting set for tomorrow.
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Soviet agrees to permit tile migrants to enter Russia
London March 20 Albert I bout as head of the labor bureau of the League of Nations said a wireless from Moscow reports the Soviet government agrees to permit tile migrants to enter Russia. The message notes freedom to send similar entrants under Allied mediation amid ongoing negotiations.
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Albert ‘I'boutas
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Women Climb Down to Level of Men, Says Thimsey
London dispatch notes remarks by Mr Grant Thimsey about gender equality and shifting social roles. He asserts women are leveling with men amid changing times, while cautioning about the influence of youth and the lasting impact of recent years on both sexes.
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Grant Thimsey
Chaplin Faces Divorce Amid Scandal Claims
In a lurid Los Angeles report a woman claims a prior affair with Charles Chaplin fuels marital strife. Mildred Harris asserts Chaplin seeks divorce while she fights to defend their marriage, and a possible public feud with Mirna Murpalan or another unnamed party emerges as the case unfolds.
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Three Warships Allocated by War Council Amid Debate
US observers report a wartime council decision allocating German warships to Winter Shares. Officials caution timing and legality as ships are assessed for possible return to the United States if acceptance is approved.
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Veon Washington and Senators Probe Admiral Sima Testimony
Washington and Senators Pittman and Tramiel seek examination of Admiral Sima after his senate testimony on maritime affairs. The plan targets charges tied to naval operations and war risks, with a scheduled hearing in April.
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Retroactive tax plan tied to wartime service
A fragment describes a proposed retroactive tax tied to wartime service and military personnel. It notes a plan supported by Ratney and others, detailing how proceeds would be allocated or applied. The text reads as an old political item with unclear specifics and dates.
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Boston University class prompts student test by reading order
A chaotic classroom exercise on a Boston University course involves students reading garbled sentences aloud and then ordering them correctly. The activity aims to test comprehension and citation, with students asked to justify their True or False judgments on the right-hand page.
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Funeral Disrupted by Moved Body Claim in Lipman Case
In Perth Amboy New Jersey March 20 commotion arose at the funeral service for Herman Lipman after the body appeared to move. Family physician Dr Benjamin Slobonden refused to summon an examiner and Lipman’s death was deemed natural. Mrs Lipman claimed she saw the body move as pallbearers prepared.
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Washington hears about army measures in proposed session
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Cniver
Trial of Mrs. Sarah Taber Delayed in Michigan Court
Delays in the trial of Mrs. Sarah Taber for the murder of her daughter are noted as the defendant remains confined to a hospital. The case centers on the 4 year old victim found near the Taber home in Lanwinn, Michigan, with further proceedings postponed until the patient is released.
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Tabor
Outlook Is Dark
London reports Professor J V Todd warned at the Textile Institute in Manchester that artificial fabrics may not save the cotton industry. He warned of rising world cotton prices and a looming scarcity, saying any price drop could curb American production and worsen the outlook for cotton.
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J. V
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Textile Institute
Manchester
England
First White Man Signs Divorce By Mark
Raymond Rind used a mark to sign a marriage cessation papers after a fractured right arm left him unable to write. He traced the mark with his left hand as officials denied any armed threat or foundation for the rumor of unrest in the state apartment.
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