Meridian Silent Wings and Local Political Upheaval
The piece notes Meridian, Maine aviation chatter by Al Key and brother Fred amid a push to extend an endurance flight record. It mentions Col Page Bunker and a State aircraft project tied to a council clash over jobs and a political contest to remove a Cornell-backed official. Alabama Power Co backs the campaign as a railroad turbine project stalls near Andalusia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Key
Fred
Meridian
Mine
Col Page Bunker
Stata Forratter
Tnny
Alabama Power Co
Council Bulli
Andalusia
Candidates for Governor 1806 List From The Birmingham Post
Political writer Hubert Baugane names potential 1806 governor candidates list including J A Keller Frank Dixon Bob Goode Tom Konight Marty Walker Shelby Fletcher Leon McCord Chauncey Sparke Albert Carmichael Mrs Bldh Graven Earl McGowin Jobs D McQueen Tom Heflin Fiuah A Lovke. The piece notes scramble to pick few, with Dinap singled as choice and criticizes profanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Baugan
Birmingham Post
Hste
J. A. Keller
Frank Dixon
Bob Goode
Agriculture and Industries
Touynent
Tom Konight
Marty Walker
Hore
Shelby Fletcher
Remiter
Leon McCord
Chauncey Sparke
Hovee
Albert Carmichael
Bldh Graven
Earl McGowin
The
Jobs D. McQueen
Democratic
Tom Heflin
Fiuah A. Lovke
Amell Bs
Frank Dinap
Our
Fragmentary note on manners and self-indulgence
The readable fragment describes a cheerful lover and mocks verbose political speech. It hints that a person chasing sensual dreams neglects responsibility, noting a writer’s spouse and younger family as signs of folly. The tone remains critical of self centered behavior.
Mottoes of States Parade Patchwork of Mottoes Across Union
Fragmented list of state mottos plus decorative commentary on national sentiment. Includes Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin. Seems to lampoon or reflect varied phrases like In God We Trust, Excelsior, Liberty and Prosperity, and others with odd spellings and garbled OCR. The piece lacks a single narrative but highlights a collage of state slogans and mottoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Eureka
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Liberty
Indépendence
Columpia
Justitia
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Esto Perpetua
Minola
National Union
Towa
Mannas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Union, Justice and Confidence
Maine
Dirigo
Maryland
Michigan
Minneanta
Fiolin
Montana
Oro
New York
Excelsior
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Hope
Virginia
Montini
Wisconsin
Arnie
Malta
Fragmented overheard trial scene in London court and cafe chatter
The excerpt sketches a fragmented scene with court talk and social banter. Characters named Toshonki, Lord Hllenhoraugh, Doctor Frank, and Procter appear amid tense dialogue about proceeding with a statement. London churchgoers discuss the case as they walk home, hinting at deeper truth and agreement to stay longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellenoraugh
Toshonki
Hllenhoraugh
Jang Simey
London
Frank
Washington n Letter reports on New Deal reforms
Washington dispatch discusses the President's influence and reaction to reforms, noting minimal telegrams and radio responses. It covers plans, red tape, and spending limits, with references to NRA, PWA plans, and federal policy shifts, plus notes on Mongolian border tensions and Japanese moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J Owah
Bes
NRA
al Senat
Heliivert
Furthar Atepa
Ilanes
New York Letter BY on McINTYRE
Journal—musical, political, and social vignettes from Manhattan's West End to Broadway. Named figures include Eddie Duchin, Jimmy Cagney, Gutzon Borglum, Postmaster Farley, Al Jolson, Patsy Kelly, and Clarence Darrow. The piece mixes reminiscence on vaudeville, swing, mandolin popularity, and street life with sharp city portraits and era references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West End
Broadway
Eddie Duchin
Jimmy Cagney
Golett Burgess
Literatura le
Mary MeckKinnon
Middle ‘West
America
Clarence Darrow
Justice Hughes
Kelcey Allen
Bob Hague
John F. Hythe
Gutzon Borgium
Farley
Drefaer
al Jolson
Patsy Kelly
Billy Gaxton
Hugh Herbert
Seaman’ Institute
Allent
East Durant
Orville Wright
Kin Hubbard
Bo Pash
Census Office Plans Two Baltimore HQs For New Census
Planning to set up two headquarters in Baltimore to run the new census activities. Office space is tight despite recent construction. Farm teachers meet weekly at a downtown hotel for a luncheon to discuss issues. Ed O Neal and Chester Gray of the Farm Bureau and Chester Davia of the AAA are among leaders. AAA has a large U S map with red blue and yellow pins showing crop referendum stances. red indicates firm favorable, blue negative, yellow unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
NIA
Ed O'Neal
Chester Gray
Farm Bureau Federation
Chester Davia
AAA
AAA Crn
U. 8
Gonlo
Grass Roots Plan Shapes Midwestern Republican Offensive
A reported Midwest Republican conference in Springfield aims to unite nine delegates for a bold push against the Roosevelt program. Key figures include Justus L. Johnson of Aurora and John D. M. Hamilton of Topeka, each promoting a revival of constitutional rights and monetary stability. The gathering signals a decisive shift in central western party leadership as observers assess future trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Ars
Springfield
Republican State Central Committee
Topeka
Kas
Bixcelelor Springs
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansas
Henry P. Fletcher
A.M. Landon
Willam Allen White
Emporia
Hypnotism: A Look at Its Mystery and Uses
The article explains hypnotism as a studied phenomenon not magical, noting its historical roots with Mesmer and the lack of magnetic power. It describes how hypnosis can be explained to some extent, the varying susceptibility of individuals, and the potential uses in investigation and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesmer
Mesmoerfem
Hollywood Reshuffles as Stars Return in New Contracts
Hollywood eyes a new musical cycle as Marshall returns as a singing star after previous stints. Everett Marshall, once overlooked, is now set to headline with trained voices and concert experience. Nino Martin struggles with English but is back, Grace Moore’s career arcs from rejection to renewed interest, while studios hold actors under long contracts awaiting breakout roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Carter
Holywood
Marshall
Marshal
Bebe Daniels
Gay Everett
Nino Martin
Filma
Grace Moora
Talks to Parents by Mrs Brooks Peters Churen
Mrs Peters argues sulking in families harms children and parents alike. She says punishment should be brief and decisive, urging parents to address feelings and maintain open communication to prevent lasting resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Brooks Peters Churen
Austrian Salt Smuggling Linked to Profit Motive
June 7 AP report notes tariff and tariff-regulated customs complicate internal commerce as smugglers move Austrian salt from Yugoslavia into Austria to undercut market prices. The piece cites government salt works near Salzburghan and border devices to evade controls, highlighting the profit pull of smuggled salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Vienna
Salzburran F
Yugoslavia
Yaroslav
Austriana
Sundown stunt by Mary Cmte om Mrs Quacker
The piece follows Mrs Quacker the duck as she endures public embarrassment at a Sundown stunt. She appears humiliated, with ducks giggling and onlookers admiring her misfortune, while the crowd debate how she should respond and recover her dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundown
Mary Cmte
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Waterman
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God
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Meir
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Journal
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Peer Kleet
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Barnin
PWA
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Japan
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Smith
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Lupton
George Ade
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New Dour
Edward B. Cuawmara
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Missouri
Baya
Missouri National
Syenta
George A., Ball
Muncie
Ind
Alice
Alfaira
Hig Party
Kouka College
Fillstale College
Ball Teachers College
Indiane University
Ball Memorial Hospital
James Whitcomb Riley
Camandalgua
Muncele
Joan
Manley
Minneapolia
At Harding
Coolidge
Fonacen
Women's Movement
Cairo
Westerl 5
Sas
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BPA
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Isgo Goldstein
Ronkin
COONS
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Tommy
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Agriculture Committee
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Carole Lombard
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