Roosevelt Addresses Child Conference on Democracy’s Strength
President Roosevelt spoke to the White House children’s conference stressing that democracy’s success rests on citizens’ contentment and opportunity. He cited Pan American Day ideas and his calls to leaders Hitler and Mussolini, urging health education and the formation of minds aligned with a free society. He emphasized democracy trains future leaders.
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Radio Schedule and Political Conference Notes
A dense radio schedule lists NBC and other programs with specific times for afternoon and evening, including dances, news, and sports. The piece quotes a White House conference on children in a democracy, emphasizing child welfare and democracy as interconnected. The document also covers Thursday morning and afternoon lineups, with notes about program changes and regional time standards.
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Duryea Credited by Sinsabaugh as Makers of First American Car
Autobiography excerpts trigger renewed debate on who built the first American car. Chris Sinsabaugh cites Duryea and Haynes as early pioneers now housed in the Smithsonian. He argues publicity shaped claims while preserving both men’s roles and notes Duryea’s 1892 buggy survived in the collection.
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Deck of Cards Brings Luck in Skiff Party Tragedy
In Marin County waters three anglers drew high cards and boarded the skiff. The craft overturned near Bird Island, and a search failed to find Richard Schuyler, Harry Tripp, and Russell Chamberlain. The other three fishermen, Robert Reynolds, Walter Tulsner, and Claude Anclair, acknowledged they lost the cut.
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