Proposed law would aid Panhandle rail projects
A bill in Congress, led by Senator Simmons of North Kota, would remove Interstate Commerce Commission permission requirements for new or extended rail lines. It targets Panhandle Plains where many proposals stalled without approval. Texas Senator Earle Mayfield backs a merger bill to include weak lines, and a second Mayfield bill limits ICC power to interstate traffic only. Local traffic officials note the bills for the region.
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Furnish Basis for World's Best Music
Chicago observer Mrs. Jesse Daggett Moxom argues birds compose most of the world’s music. She spent years studying bird songs to trace operatic and classical motifs, citing examples from Faust, Debussy, Wagner, Grieg, and tunes like The Campbells Are Coming. She highlights the meadowlark and cardinal as major inspirations.
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Jesse Daggett Moxom
British Model Home Furniture Of Rubber Exhibition
Hull reports a rubber exhibition at the Imperial Institute showing 30 000 uses of rubber in a model home. Scented flowers Virginia creeper egg caps picture frames and carpets are made of rubber. The speaker at opening notes empire rubber output rose from a few hundred tons to a quarter million by wartime and now exceeds a million tons with about 80 percent used for automobile tires.
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Forged State Papers Sold by Forgers Over a Decade
A quiz linking Hearst documents to past cases reveals a pattern of forged official papers circulated over the last ten years. Investigators review similar incidents and assess risks in public records.
Forged State Papers Ring Tales of International Forgeries
Washington reports warn of a widespread traffic in bogus state documents. Officials note forgers sell fake papers linking governments to secret plots and bribery funds, with Mexico alleged to have sent over a million dollars to influence U S Senators. The practice, once centered in Europe, has expanded to the western hemisphere since World War I.
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Forged Papers and Trust Across Nations
The piece notes how secret documents are often forged and bought in good faith by governments and individuals. It cites the Sisson papers, the Protocols of Zion, Zinoviev letters, and other forgeries about Soviet Russia, with examples from Henry Ford and postwar cases including Hearst documents. Mexico is mentioned as another source of stolen papers.
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Turkestan Women Vote Rise Sparks Soviet Reforms
In Turkestan, women rise from enforced seclusion to voting and council roles. Uzbekistan saw 228000 women voting this year, up from 50000 two years prior, and city council members grew from 1400 to 4000 as gender equality expands.
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Turkmanistan
Emancipation Push Powers Women in Town Councils
The article notes 600 women hold town council seats, a 300 percent rise since 1925. It reports widespread feminist advancement and claims the Soviet regime has earned broad support from many former enslaved women freed from arranged marriages for camels.
Cape Scarf in Delicate Gal Lace Fashion
A shoulder cape scarf crafted in delicate gal lace with chiffon ends floats gracefully, offering a feminine accessory that adds soft movement to outfits.
New Sports Ensemble Features Plaid Silk Pleated Skirt
A gaudy Scotch plaid silk fashions the pleated skirt of a new sports ensemble that uses white jersey for the jumper.
Exquisite Platinum Watch with Diamonds in White Gold Box
A premium 15 jewel wrist watch in a 25 year white gold case features platinum studs and Pd diamonds. Includes a Sturdymaid white gold band and plush box. Christmas offer advertised at 25 dollars.
Bulova 15-Jewel Watch in White Gold Case
Bulova offers a 15-jewel timepiece featuring a white gold case and refined craftsmanship. The listing notes a slim, elegant profile with precise movement and classic styling suitable for dress wear.
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