A Job in Which Lindy Could Serve Country
The Society for the Promotion of Aviation offers Colonel Lindbergh a leadership post with a salary of 100000 per year. They aim to train 100000 pilots in five years at no government cost, aligning with his wish to devote his career to aviation. Eleven U.S. manufacturers produce affordable sturdy planes for three aboard at 85 mph, five hours, capable of golf course landings in emergencies, sold on instalment plans.
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Society For the Promotion of Aviation
Lindbergh
United States
Secretary Hoover Praises Fishing Progress and Recreation
The speech extols advances in fishing gear from global materials to mass production in Chicago and Akron. It argues fishing provides equal access to recreation, reduces crime by engaging minds, and calls for about fifty fish per person annually to curb moral decline.
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Damascus
Siam
Japan
China
Bangkok
Canada
Brazil
Colorado
Chicago
Akron
Such is glory in Churchill history of World War
The piece critiques Winston Churchill's History of the World War noting British and American roles. It argues Britain downplays American sacrifice while Italy Belgium Austria and Turkey are acknowledged. It contrasts U S involvement with British criticism over films reflecting American action.
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Winston Churchill
America
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Austria
Turkey
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Britain
Bagdad
Palestine
London
Colleges Debate Compulsory Military Training
The Michigan State College paper argues compulsory military training in colleges is wasteful. It says students could better spend time on studies, international relations, and researching ways to avert future wars.
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Michigan State College
Traffic rules to be taught in Saginaw and Bay City schools
Michigan educators in Saginaw and Bay City plan to add traffic rule studies to public school curriculums. With more than 20 million cars in use and thousands of deaths yearly, officials deem traffic education crucial, even more vital than military preparation.
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America
Saginaw
Bay City
Michigan
Lindbergh Returns to Heroes Welcome From Paris Flight
After a massive public welcome in Washington and New York with millions of spectators, Col Lindbergh arrived in St. Louis for another homecoming. He enjoyed adulation, parades, medals, and honors yet remained modest and gracious.
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President Coolidge
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
St. Louis
Lindbergh
Terrible Toll in Mining Across the Nation
Official reports from the United States Bureau of Mines show about sixty three lives lost in coal and fourteen in metal mines nationwide. Nearly half of deaths come from falls of the mine roof, a crisis attributed to cost cutting and insufficient support. The annual loss of around 1200 miners is described as bordering on criminal.
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United States Bureau of Mines
United States
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