Pan American Eyes Trans Atlantic Flights With Mail Subsidies
Pan American Airways plans regular weekly trans Atlantic flights and negotiates government mail contracts to subsidize the venture. Estimated annual cost is about 3.11 million for weekly service. government support could drop costs to 1.68 to 1.92 million with higher flight frequencies. European method relies on outright expenses paid by governments, while Pan American seeks partial subsidies.
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Pan-American Airways
Juan T. Trippe
Aicdeteans
Europe
Our Standard of Living in a Global Balance
A local lawyer argues that high living standards may harm society as nations converge. He warns of rising costs, consumer excess, and shrinking earnings as competition from lower standard economies grows. He predicts a global leveling below U.S. norms but above Japan and Italy, urging readiness for change.
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Japan
Italy
Bald headed cotton could ease farmer relief efforts
The article notes a new type of cotton nearly all seeds with oils extracted may prevent market glut and support southern farmers. It also critiques European democrats for trusting Mussolini and forecasts further territorial grabs, while praising Atlantic PTA efforts in diphtheria and smallpox immunizations for native communities and public health benefits.
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Atlantic P. T. A
Garner's Move Toward 1940 Nomination Quietly Grows
Vice President Garner shifts from loquacious backroom chatter to a serious presidential bid. He aims to pile up delegates, favors Hull as second choice, and questions Farley Clark and McNutt as contenders. Nebulous talk of Nazi influence in U S schools and a Tampa university incident stain the era.
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Garner
Farley
U. S
Tampa
Supreme Court
Robert
New Deal
Roosevelt
White House
Pearsen
Washington
Jack
Uvald
Peau
Jim Farley
Bennett Clark
Paul McNutt
Far
Poohpooh
Far West
Texas
William C. Douglas
Justice McReynolds
Roberts
Dis
Sherman
Ron
Bir
Tampa University
Turvy Test Questions From a 1920s Knowledge Page
A reader quiz lists ten questions on geology history civics and geography. Topics include volcanic rocks McKinley birthplace Switzerland World War neutrality a Life poll question Cumberland River citizenship by birth Hindu Kush location and a three dollar bill.
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McKinley
Switzerland
Life
Todays Common Error in News Reporting Language
A brief note critiques phrasing guidance in news writing. It warns against using the word just and emphasizes concise wording in reporting. The item references style cautions within The News Telegraph.
New York Notes on Weight, Comedies, and City Sights
Irene Kuhn defends her figure amid reader letters about beauty and aging. Ruth McKenney is humorously labeled a communist at a luncheon attended by Frank Crowninshield, sparking playful banter. Practical tips for visitors include budget-friendly tours of Manhattan and transport options, plus word of Greeley and Herald squares’ upcoming rehabilitation and statue restoration.
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New York
Irene Kuhn
Missuhn
C. B. Deloss
Ruth McKenney
Eileen
Waa
Frank Crowninshield
Crowninshield
Miss McKenney
Ptht
McEr Bette
Fifth Avenue
Ninth
Third Avenue
The
Battery
St. George
Staten
Empire State Building
Chrysler Building
Manhattan Island
Metropolitan
Natural History Museum
Central Park
Plaza
Manhattan
Greeley Square
Herald Square
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
Horace Greeley
Greeley
James Gordon
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in Beadle Days
A Beadle dime novel style piece recounts a ranger versus redskins feud with brash nautical humor. The narrator recalls Walter Mason’s jokes while a ranger battles cunning foes and treachery in a serialized tale. The piece is presented under the George Matthew Adams Service.
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Kane Thabalh
Ralph
Beadle
Sherlocks
George Matthew Adams
Milford pupils push for rehiring of music teacher Niffenegger
Students from Okoboji consolidated school near Milford demand rehire of O E Niffenegger as music and commercial teacher. They marched to board president N J Williams home with banners and pressed the issue after a two hour meeting. Williams would ask the other board members to decide. The district had not rehired Superintendent Brouwer or Niffenegger amid ongoing friction at the school. Separately Des Moines reporter notes state senate action on housing authorities governing slum clearance and low-cost housing.
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Milford
Okoboji Consolidated School
O. E. Niffenegger
N. J. Williams
Williams
B. F. Dannatt
Gilbert Northey
Joe Rute
Marinus Johnson
Niffenegger
William Brouwer
Des Moines
Board of Control
Town Senate
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Hone Teer Pub One
D. Simpson
Atlantiec
Iowa
Congress
Iowa Daily Press Association
Frank Meatoes Jr
405 Shops
Washington, D. C
Washington News Service
Bye Street
N.W
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Atlantic
Cons
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Laws
Cass
News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Mussolini
Balkans
Hughes
Justice Reed
Douglas
Justice Black
Cordell Hull
Hull
Sumner Welles
Baryient
United States
High Seas
Ambassador Lopez
Colombia
Jay Jerome Williams
Marian Anderson
Lincoln Memorial
Kent Keller
Illinois
Lincoln
Rex Tugwell
Froe
Agust
Dies un-Americaniam Committee
Frs
John A. Sherman
Karou Peckelsheim
New J
Berger
Tiburon
Ment
Justice Department
Éecrer
Union
America
University of California At Los Angeles
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Turvy
Cumberland River
China
W. Warren Barbour
Hindu Kush
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Nett
McNaught Syndicate
Walt Mason
Demand School
Samson
Missouri
His Royal Highness
the Duke of
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la Ave
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