Sunday News Snapshot from June 22 1930
Local newspaper notice notes Associated Press rights and pricing details for daily and Sunday editions dated June 22 1930. Includes statement of AP news dispatch use and local spontaneous origin news.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1930
Page
4
Local newspaper notice notes Associated Press rights and pricing details for daily and Sunday editions dated June 22 1930. Includes statement of AP news dispatch use and local spontaneous origin news.
The Senate confirms Hanford MacNider of Iowa as Minister to Canada, rebuking Senator Brookhart over his attacks. The action honors MacNider’s integrity and defense of the American Legion, with Senator Steck supporting the countercharges against Brookhart’s accusations.
The Ohio State League Christian Endeavor held its twenty-fifth annual convention at Music Hall with 1500 delegates. Mayor Schwab greeted attendees alongside Rev C M Yocum and A E Kissell, as planning for a $200000 headquarters in Boston was announced.
A collection of contemporary and later views on Abraham Lincoln including harsh labels like awkward ungainly and homely, balanced by praise from J G Nicolay and others describing Lincoln’s natural grace, vigor, and expressive eyes in debates and speeches.
Great and memorable day for Cincinnati as Democrats gathered for the presidential convention at Music Hall. The hall held about 12 000 with decorations and special guests including Susan B Anthony. Cincinnati Reds lost to Worcester 5 to 2 amid a warm 69 to 88 degree day.
A collection of antique maxims on friendship, judgment, envy, and wisdom. Quotes by Shakespeare, Coke, Voltaire, Dryden, Young, St Augustine, Burke, Montaigne, La Rochefoucauld, Cicero, Xenophon. Emphasizes fair judgment, prudent pleasure, loyalty, and self-responsibility.
American matrons and debutantes in London are barred from interviews with the British press as the U S embassy curbs sensational court tales. Ambassador Dawes personally selects the thirty who may be presented, overseeing a training program on gowns etiquette and graceful bowing for royalty.
The piece urges reflection during unemployment and urges meditation on personal circumstances. It reports on experiments by two scientists using large mirrors to captivate solar heat for domestic and industrial use. If successful, vast energy savings for manufacturers are anticipated. An 827 Saxon B. Little arithmetic textbook was found in a New York estate.
A World-Wide News Service report explores fire walking as a belief and ritual across cultures. It links Malay plantation workers fire festivals to global mentions in Natal India Japan and Siberia, noting safety claims and social unrest.
In Paris Pierre van Paassen muses on King Victor Emmanuel’s telegram to Mussolini after his daughter’s marriage and the hypothetical outcomes of loyalty and power. The piece notes Punch and Judy’s mechanized Guignol off the Champs Élysées and memories of Anatole France as M. Nadier adapts to motorized theater.
Science notes from Prof. D M S Watson compare ancient pterodactyl wings to modern aircraft, noting hollow bones and leathery wing membranes but suggesting cold blood aided extinction. Antarctic ice movement, heavy rains in Australia, and floods in Ceylon and South America are linked to solar and oceanic changes per Herbert Janvrin Browne.
A brief remark notes it is fitting that Mr. Legge desires the Farm Board to be strong and active. The comment reflects optimism about the board's future and its role in agricultural policy.
A single judge identifies Barnes in a disputed foul blow, while others remain unable to see the act. The judge's ruling stands, anchoring the decision in his view.
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