New Civil Aviation Board Focuses On Passenger Safety
The Amarillo Globe notes the new Civil Aeronautics Authority will study safety rules and practices, airports, aircraft, equipment and personnel, and push for better weather data and crash reporting to improve air travel safety for the public. It also comments on Japan’s 1944 Olympic bid and public relations impact amid postwar peace hopes.
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John Q
China
Japan
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Hull Notes Mark Strain in U S Mexico Ties
Washington July 28 The Hull note to Mexico signals a tougher stance as the United States demands payment for confiscated American property. Officials warn withdrawal of the good neighbor policy could follow if President Cardenas ignores the demand, with implications for tariffs and silver in Latin America.
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King Features Syndicate
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Joe Kennedy
Flower Wagon Finds Cheap Greens and Quiet Kindness
A New York flower wagon near 43d Street and Ninth Avenue sells inexpensive potted plants including a thornless cactus. A 14 year old girl buys a green plant for twenty cents with two dimes, then returns home to a tenement where a grateful grandmother greets her with a kiss. The piece blends street scene with brief society notes and past celebrity anecdotes.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Ninth Avenue
Wichita
Big Avenue Florists
Pat
Ickes Hints at Possible Third Term Outlook
Washington July 26 Capital politicians pondered whether Secretary Ickes hinted at a third term race for President Roosevelt. He warned that reactionaries in the Democratic party should not misjudge Roosevelt's strength with the people and urged voters to decide their support for Roosevelt and his policies. There is no explicit confirmation of a third term bid.
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Water Rights and a Raging Ranch War on the Range
In Nelson C. Nye's tale, Streeter pretends to help Lee Trone as factions claim water and land along a railroad path. Sheriff Ratchford backs Heffle in a tense clash over government land titles, while Ankrom faces mounting danger and Trone's fading nerve as the dispute heats up toward a powder smoke showdown.
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Ankrom
Lee Trone
Betty Struthers
Lee
Ratchford
Claydell
Trones
Heffle
Trone
Hellion
Ring-Legs
Boone Heffle
Ratenford
Law
Rafter T
Gulchin
Tom Ratchford
Sheriff
Kelton Drean
Abe
Nelson C. Nye
Ankroms Standoff with Sheriff Sparks Tense Clash
In a frontier showdown at a waterhole, Ankrom threatens the sheriff over a past killing. Ratchford confronts him before Ankrom disarms the lawman and warns of further pursuit. The scene ends with Ankrom walking away toward the corrals amid muttered threats and implied violence. Later notes show statistics claiming prejudice against married women in clerical jobs.
Walking for Exercise The Right Timing and Routine
A columnist argues brisk walks before or after work are fine but avoid exercising immediately after meals. Instead rise early for a walk then shower and dress, or walk home from work, shower, and change before dinner for better health.
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McNaught Syndicate
Five Die in Tribal Warfare Across Holy Land
In Haifa and surrounding areas Arab Jewish clashes claim five lives today with total Arab-Jewish violence tallying 47 in Haifa yesterday. Police thwarted a time bomb in an old Jerusalem Arab market minutes before detonation. A terrorist trio were killed in a clash with special constables. A Jewish father and his 14 year old son were slain near Mishmar Hayarden on the Jordan River near the Syrian frontier.
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Haifa
Palestine
Holy Land
Old Jerusalem
Mishmar Hayarden
Jordan River
Boy Steals Six Pounds Of Peaches For Nickel
Marysville California report describes Warren Shingle offering all you can eat peaches for five cents to promote public peach awareness. Bob Blue a fifteen year old boy took six pounds of peaches for his nickel before being caught.
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Cal
U.P
Warren Shingle
Bob Blue
Tarzan Rescues From Falling Debris in Jungle Tangle
Donald Duck narrates a scene where Tarzan spots feverish men swaying on a platform. Tarzan steadies himself on a sturdy branch and braces his body to catch a fall about to occur as earthware collapses beneath.
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