Canada U S Air Reciprocity Forging Open Skies Between Nations
The United States and Canada plan a formal agreement to ease airline operations across the border. The accord envisions no legal barriers for US to Canada routes and Canada to US routes, permits non stop flights, and harmonizes licenses and airworthiness checks. It aims to stimulate economic development and connect transatlantic services. The Montreal Gazette notes the shift toward freer air travel within North America.
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Canadian
Dominion
Republic
Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines
New York
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Chicago
North America
Montreal Gazette
RECORD IS REMARKABLE CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO ACCIDENT
The article notes the City of San Francisco streamliner accident as a rare major railway wreck amid a growing fleet. It attributes the disaster to vandals tampering with the track rather than fault in equipment or schedule, while highlighting millions of miles and 67 active streamliners, with 20 more under construction and high reliability in service.
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San Francisco
United States
The Foe Within A call for self reliance in popular government
Ohio Secretary of State Earl Griffith warned at a national meeting that centralized election power endangers democracy. He urged law reforms to protect integrity and impartiality, stressing public confidence as essential and noting danger from citizen passivity.
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Earl Griffith
Ohio
National Association of Secretaries of State
Griffith
Waterless Traveler Finds Water Freeway Rule at Desert’s Edge
Ernie Pyle recounts a near miss in Arizona after abandoning water, buying a thermos the next day, and vowing never to tour without it. He notes park talks in the Western deserts and jokes from saddle-horse guides, which grow less funny with repeated exposure.
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Pyle
Mesa Verde Park
Arizona
Bryce Canyon
Boston
New England
Bruce Catton Surveys National Scene
Bruce Catton notes New England’s mood shifts from lingering postwar lows to renewed activity. He credits the New England Council with data gathering and policy work, reversing factory idleness and spurring 14 million square feet back to use and 38 million dollars in new construction as regional recovery progresses.
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New England
Doctors Strike in New Zealand Slows Socialized Health Plan
New Zealand's socialist government pushes free medical care, but doctors refuse to join. Only 22 of about 1,000 signed up, denying a strike while government vows to hire doctors to push the program. The dispute remains a stalemate as nations debate social experiments.
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New Zealand
Russia
Germany
Italy
Spain
Britain
Australia
Answers and Advice From The Messenger Q&A Column
The Messenger Information Bureau answers questions on topics from poison ivy smoke to shadow dimensions to salaries for the Speaker of the House. It covers patent questions, pronunciation guides, and fabric fireproofing methods.
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Health Hints on Infantile Paralysis Rates and Precautions
The weekly report for July 8, 1939 counts 84 infantile paralysis cases, with eight states over four and three over six. It notes hot weather spread, outlines vaccination limits, and urges keeping children from crowded beaches and parks, plus early symptom recognition and bed rest under medical care.
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United States
Carolinas
South Carolina
North Carolina
California
Wyoming
Arizona
Readers Respond to Editorial on Pensions and Reform
Editor, The Messenger, faces a letter condemning coverage of the Louisiana mess and praising Townsend while asking for constructive proposals. ED Campbell of Coolville Ohio argues for a reform plan or alternative to old age pensions, criticizing lack of alternatives in editorials and urging clear suggestions.
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Bigelow Pension Plan
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Warren G. Harding
Harding
United States
Townsend
Hoover
ED. Campbell
Grace raises towering castor bean stalks in Langsville
Mrs Anna Ward of Langsville R F D reports two three castor bean stalks transplanted last spring now stand eleven feet tall with nearly five inch trunks. Leaves and beans are exceptionally large and invites readers to share taller plants.
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the Messenger
Grace
Anna Ward
Langsville
Queen Ann's Lace and the Garden Party Allure
Poet's Corner invites readers to submit verses with name and address. The piece celebrates Queen Ann's lace and garden blossoms as symbols of grace vs rivals, ending with the idea that summer life continues and a nest may appear with spring. Bessie M. Gorslene from Athens Ohio signs the poem.
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Queen Ann
Murder on the Boardwalk hits a suspenseful turn
Christine Thorenson visits her cousin on the boardwalk and uncovers a web of suspects. Inspector Parsons probes Bill Yardley and George Wilmet as a dagger is found and a hidden note hints at an inheritance dispute tied to Emma Talbert. Christine faces danger while eluding false identities.
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Bill Yardley
Christine
George Wilmet
Chandra
Bill
Yardley
State Ofice
Parsons
Amalgamated
Mr. Wilmet
National
Mr. Wilmot
Jaspar
Inspector Parsons
Nevin
Miss Grace Nevin
Crestview
Emma Talbert
Sadie Cain Former Resident Dies In Salem Center
Mrs Sadie Ogdin Cain died Thursday morning and was buried Saturday in Salem Center Cemetery. Funeral conducted by Rev Harley Bolton. Local families and relatives from Akron Wellston Columbus New Martinsville and Dyesville visited or attended services and gatherings surrounding the funeral and burial.
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Sadie (Ogdin) Cain
Salem Center
Harley Bolton
Rutland
Springfield
T. E. McLaughlin
Lewis McLaughlin
Wellston
Athens-Meigs
New Martinsville
W. Way
Schupbach
Alonzo Vernon
New Marshfield
Wanda Hatch
Athens
Madison Vernon
Rex Shenefield
Clair Dale Stansbury
Dyesville
J. E. Mulholland
Clara
Wilkesville
John Dearth
Union Ridge
Howard Knapp
Ralph Turner
Carl Ogdin
Floyd Davis
Clair Edmundson
Ogdin
Wesley Allen Ogdin
Vesta Canode
Lena
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