U.S. aviation leaders forecast bright era for commercial flight
Experts from the army and navy present a report on aviation progress in the United States. They cite increased civilian operators, expanding air mail, and strong industrial support while noting a need for more aircraft, landing fields, and service stations to advance commercial aviation and strengthen national defense. The study highlights record gains in 1920s shares and predicted profitable fast intercity freight and passenger service without direct government subsidy.
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Columbus Woman Elected Head of State Business Clubs
Miss Jean S. Cavers of Columbus was elected President of the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the annual convention at Hotel Statler. She succeeds Mrs. Zella A. McBerry of Warren and will lead preparations for the national convention in Portland, Me., July 13 to 20.
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Memorial Day Address Calls for Federal Local Balance
A Memorial Day speech argues for preserving dual sovereignty, stressing local self government and responsible state powers while adapting to national needs. It warns against overcentralization and urges better law enforcement and civic responsibility across states and the nation.
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Breakthrough claim for rheumatism cure with S S S tonic
An advertisement proclaims S S S as a natural blood purifier that ends rheumatic pain by boosting red blood cells. It asserts rheumatism stems from blood poverty, promises elimination of joint stiffness and swelling, and claims vegetable ingredients and renewed health including pink cheeks and restored vitality.
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Memorial Day Tributes At Sea And In France
Two nations held joint services for American war dead in France while radios broadcast a global tribute to sailors and soldiers buried in oceans. French leaders and troops joined American officials in salutes as a planned Washington monument to honor the missing.
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McKenzie Wins Kahn Fellowship for Foreign Study at Columbia
Prof. Roderick Duncan McKenzie of the University of Washington receives the $5,000 Kahn fellowship to study Oriental relations and inter racial issues in Pacific border countries. Fackenthal announces the award highlighting travel for scholars to broaden civilization.
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Leonard denies Mae Murray divorce remarks in Hollywood to Paris
Robert Z Leonard denies Mae Murray statements about his treatment of her after their Paris divorce. He says he regrets the action and has spoken of her highly. He denies plans to remarry. Murray is due in Paris from Havre, arriving Tuesday.
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Jean Nash's Husband Freed of Fraud Charge
Paris May 30 Prince Sabit Bey husband of Mrs Jean Nash has been released from prison and exonerated of all charges tied to jewelry bought on credit and sold before payment. The examining Magistrate found no crime beyond an ordinary business transaction.
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Summer sewing fabrics on sale at McAlpin's
Variety of sheer voiles, chiffons, dimities and percale fabrics offered in large lots for Summer Sewing Week. Includes White Chiffon Wolle forty inches wide White Plisse Crepe suitable for gowns and underwear White Checked Dimity Fine even weave White Nainsook 36 inches wide White Pajama Cloth small checked 36 inches wide White Flaxon not figured full width. over 3 000 yards available on second floor east at McAlpin's.
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De Long Dress Items and Accessories at McAlpin's
De Long Dress Snaps in white and black offered in multiple sizes on 2 cards for 15 cents. De Long Safety Pins come in gold nickel and black finishes on 2 cards for 15 cents. Tape measures Tiny pocket roll-up 15 cents. Pajama Frogs Silk finish 5 cents. Corset Sev on Supporters 2 pairs 25 cents. Silk Frilled Garter Elastic garter length 19 cents. Imported Silks for lingerie straps 15 cents per bolt. Organdie Frilling all colors 20 cents per yard. Glass Top Pins 2 boxes. Ring Darners 10 cents. McAlpin's Main Floor East.
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