Army and Navy plan broad air defense program
Washington sidelight reports experts from the army and navy have drafted a multi year air defense plan. It avoids immediate huge costs and calls for 500 planes on each coast 1000 at strategic points in the interior 2500 officers and 40000 men 250 to 800 new airplanes for two aircraft carriers and widespread field development along coastal and inland aerial routes.
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Ashington
Altro
Army
Navy
Congress
Army Air Service
Air Service
Trtyers
Senators Weigh Campaign Funds Amid Expenditures Surge
Senate talks on curbing campaign spending stall as Newberry case fades. Borah and Pomerene push unilateral actions while state races begin active fundraising. A candidate says he would spend up to 200000 if needed.
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Senate
Newberry
Congress
Washington
Spencer
Borah
Pomerene
Smoot Responds To Mississippi Charge On Sugar Tariff
The Senate debated Senator Harrison of Mississippi accusing Smoot of Utah and others of tampering with the sugar tariff. Smoot condemned the suggestion as unproductive demagoguery and urged Harrison to focus on constructive work rather than criticising efforts that failed to gain support from American sugar producers.
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Harrison
Susre
Senate
Hirsison
Mississippi
Smoot
Utah
New York
Missisippi
Notables Leaving The House As Upheaval Reshapes Capitol
The piece notes key retirements and defeats in the U S House of Representatives including Jo Uncle Joe Cannon James Warren Wordney Iva Copley Phil Campbell William A Rodenberg and Feas. It describes a major shift in leadership with several high ranking committee chairs stepping away and a fractured rules panel as the new congress approaches spring sessions.
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Tower House
Congress
Joe" Cannon
Tinois
James Warren Wordney
Saginaw
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Fordney
House
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Copley
Mtrola
Phil Campbell
Kansas
Committee On Indian Affairs
Select Budget Committee
House Rules Committee
Campbell
William “A. Rodenberg
Illinois
Feas
Ohio
Rodenberg
Oble
Indiana News Roundup: Schools Books Coal Bids Prohibition
See nd Heard In Indiana reports schoolbooks sold at cost to South Bend pupils via teachers, saving thousands per semester. Bartholomew County plans patriotic revivals to teach the Constitution in schools. Columbus Coal Co buys McClelland mines near Riley and moves offices to Terre Haute. Gary reports strict prohibition enforcement and federal raids. Indiana posts include pension board appointments, postmaster moves, and local civic notes across cities like Delphi, Martinsville, Valparaiso, Richmond, and Indianapolis.
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South Bend
Columbus
Bartholomew County
United States
Brazil
Columbus Coal Company
McClelland Coat Company
Riley
Brazil Collieriea
Company
Here
Bright Gem
Jessup
Parke County
Terre Haute
Gary
Bert Morgan
Indiana
Washington, D. C
C. Bitler
Newcastle
O. H. Rees
Knightstown
Pension Examining Board
Henry County
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Middlebury
Mooresville
Ugene Kelley
Steubenville
Pearl M. Hamman
Terre, Haute
Chamber of Commerce
Delphi
Department of State Police
Women’s Relief Corps
Marton
Martin Boots
Grant County
Valparaiso
Valparaiso University
Charles Miller
George ‘Saulter
Sind
Hammond
Martinsville
C. H. Carter
Brooklyn
Carteraeya
Heart disease rising in city prompts public health action
Dr. Louis J. Harvie reports to New York officials that heart disease incidence rises with age in males after 24 and higher in females before 25. He urges early detection in youths, restricting employment for those with defects, and careful public accountability for deaths linked to cardiac conditions.
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Louis J. Harvie
Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Frank 3. Monaghan
New York
New York Times
Fife
Amphibious Coal Age Vertebrates and Eryops Origins
The land vertebrates of the Coal era were amphibious, half reptiles and half fish. Cryops bones and skeletons appear in Pennsylvania coal measures, with Texas yielding the best specimens. The eryops is cited as ancient, older than brontosaurus and eohippopus, and related to later reptiles, birds, mammals, and humans as an ancestral line.
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America
Pennsylvania
Texas
Varro and the Firat Illustrated Book Sparked a Fashion
In 70 B C Varro, an obscure Roman writer, planned a volume with 700 biographies and illustrations. Though critiqued for mediocrity his concept popularized depicting subjects, starting a fad for illustrated historical works with crude portraits that followed in his wake.
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Varro
Rome
Spinks Explained By Young Skeptic In Boston Transcript
Mrs R D M recalls telling her children to be patient as the sphinx on display sparks a playful misunderstanding. Her seven year old son Robert, a keen learner, asks what a Spinks is and compares it to a growing mystery, noting it resembles George Washington in Egypt.
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George
Egypt
George Washington
Boston “Transcript
No-Fled. Stories for Him. Why, don't you take a rest and go
No readable facts available. The text appears as fragmented phrases without identifiable events or entities to summarize into a proper newspaper card.
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