Clippers Reach Millionth Mile in Pacific Air Service
The Clipper planes have surpassed 1,000,000 miles of service across the Pacific with no accidents. Since trials began, they have carried passengers and about 200 tons of freight on scheduled flights, signaling aviation's rapid progress and a near future for cross Atlantic routes.
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United States
Orient
Lindbergi
Kipling
the Night Mail
Rail travel grows as trains and comfort rise
Summer travel boosts American rail passengers with more trains and faster service. Greater comfort and air conditioned cars, shorter, more frequent trains, and lower fares help revive an industry long seen as slipping. SEC warns prospectus rules must be clear to aid average investors and avoid opaque language.
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Millroad
Security and Exchange
Gom-sion
Harold F. Neff
Division of
SEC
Unpredictable Bank Economist Cited On Forecast Limits
A business columnist cites a bank economist who says he will not speak for four months due to unpredictable factors. National politics labor disputes and European uncertainty disturb forecasts. The article weighs whether practical businessmen can wait or must act despite ambiguity. Admiral Dewey and J P Morgan are referenced as contrasting attitudes toward risk.
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Dewey
Morgan
United States
Roosevelt and party government in peril from judiciary fight
A Washington chronicle argues the clash over judiciary reform is a test of party discipline and leadership. It pins blame on Wheeler Burke and others for challenging Roosevelt, warning that mutiny threatens the president and the future of the party. The piece contends true party government rests on loyalty to leaders and voters.
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Nebraska
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Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Batts
Hollywood tailor's return reshapes men's fashion lore
London influenced Michael Bartlett to advocate classic tailoring over flashy styles for Hollywood men. He urges one well-cut suit, six essential outfits, and tailored footwear to last a lifetime, noting wide trousers and center-pleat styles. Bartlett cites Powells, Menjou, William, and Tone as Hollywood’s best-dressed.
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United Press
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Michael Bartlett
Hollyswood
Chachelors
London
Bartlett
England
Barrett
William — Powall
Adolti Menjou
Warren William
Franchot Tone
Paris Styles and Mary Fentress Fashion Notes in Paris
Navy flue georg ette with Valenciennes lace featured by Lady Mendl in Paris. Multiple outfits described including a Black and white crepe dress by Mrs Charles Mendl, Sally Menu’s navy suit, a Mainbocher tunic dress in black tulle, and evening gowns with satin, tulle, and diamond rose brooch. Today’s fashion tip notes black and white remains popular in Paris street fashion.
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United Press
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Navy
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Eisle de Wolle
Mainbocher
Shopping perambulators in Fort Worth grocery store
A Fort Worth market introduced baby buggies for shopper use to ease carrying heavy baskets. The wheeled carts move through aisles, offering a new convenience for customers and adding a novel feature to the shopping experience.
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Enmities Rise in Senate As Democrats Clash Quietly
Central Press columnist notes lawmakers push un-Parliamentary language aside. Ben Burke and Joseph Robinson clash over Supreme Court rebate remarks, revealing sharp Democratic dissent and growing personal animosity within the party’s northern faction at the Capitol.
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Nebraska
Joseph ‘T. Robinson
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Robinson
Burke
Senate
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Has Roosevelt's unmarried children and bridge facts
The item notes that President Roosevelt has an unmarried child, identifies John as the youngest in the family, and mentions the world's longest single span bridge. It also vaguely references dates about Boston's founding and etiquette for outdoor garden parties, with a Horoscope style insert and scattered hints.
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Boston
See and Know Pennsylvania Historic Commission Hawley Location
Hawley, in Wayne county near the Poconos, sits beside Wallenpaupack Lake formed in 1926 for hydraulic power. The long lake spans over 10 miles and covers 5,780 acres. Route 507 links Route 11 with Roosevelt highway Route 6. Route 80 runs east to Bohemia and beyond. The area is a prime summer vacation spot with motor boating camping swimming and fishing popular.
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Wayne County
Poconos
Thornless rose develops in New York horticulture scene
Horticulturists in New York City report a thornless rose variety amid claims of historical Rome using apples as moth preventatives. The record references a 1284 Paris date and notes New York City's estimated population around 7.5 million.
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Paris
France
Rome
Golden Lax Tablets Promoted as Vital Tonic
An ancient advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets as a powerful tonic laxative to keep the system toned and energetic. It claims sluggish bowels signal unwellness and urges purchase at druggists for 50 cents, 250 count, with advance payment.
Ridgway Buys Gas Masks for Firemen
Ridgway Town Council approved purchasing gas masks for the Ridgway Fire Department at a July meeting. Committee chair Mase A Miller and Fire Chief Ben Thompson led the effort, with Milton Wood contributing 350 dollars after Hyde Hotel fire. Additional contributions were declined. funds will be reimbursed.
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Mase A Miller
Snante
Ben Thompson
Wethll
Milton Wood
Hyde
Ben ‘Thompson
Greensburg man faces murder charge in Hartman death
Cline, 34, of Masontown Pa, suspected in the death of Mildred Patterson Hartman, 23, near West Newton. He allegedly confessed to the coroner after a prior tale of an unidentified shooter and an assault. He claimed the killings were for personal safety and was wounded in the incident.
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Mildred Patterson Hartmin
Hartman
West Newton
H. A. McMurray
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