A Shade Appeals to a Ghost at Geneva League
A contemplative piece notes King Zog of Albania and other rulers sending appeals to the League of Nations housed in Geneva. It reflects on the League's decline, its partial gains, and the hope that a future reconstituted world order might abandon force in handling international crises.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Zog
Albania
Avenol
League
China
Fle
Yellow
Dade
ISU
Wings Over Atlantic Vision of Faster Air Travel
Essay reflects on the NC-4 era and the leap to sleek ocean liners of air travel. Argues that progress in aircraft design mirrors hopes of easier transatlantic flights to Europe and beyond, questioning how such advances will shape future air use and technology.
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Atlantic
Navy
Europe
New York
Chicago
Population contrasts shape in Memisphere and Buenos Aires
The article notes Memisphere now hosts 5,304,000 residents, surpassing Chicago’s 4,238,444 as both cities approach similar geographic sizes after Buenos Aires expanded its federal district. It highlights eight years of population gains for Memisphere and Illinois growth lagging behind South American progress, projecting future empire status this century. It also recounts a bicycle race prize of $500 followed by a lavish food and drink feast.
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Chicago
Buenos Aires
Federal District
Hich
District of Columbia
Washington
Tl- Inois
South America
How to guide a daughter toward real happiness not popularity
Ruth Millety argues mothers can curb the teen craze for popularity by teaching daughters that reputation requires sacrificing other pursuits. Emphasize inner welfare over bragging and avoid prying about dances or flaunting social status. A thoughtful approach helps girls avoid lifelong unhappiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Milletyt
Jane
Mae
Quotes on wages relief and leadership in tough times
A collage of remarks cites W. Gibson Carey, Jn of the U S Chamber of Commerce, debating whether Franklin D Roosevelt or John L Lewis leads the nation. Other voices, including Representative Clare Hoffman and James Murphy, weigh in on work, drinking, and responsibility. David L Sarnoff offers a cautionary note on the living. Andre Maurois notes a wife as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gibson Carey
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Clare E. Hoffman
Michigan
Justice Department
Murphy
Randolph E. Paul
New York
Paul
Rogge
Roosevelt
Bermuda
Corcoran
Bailiwick
Securities Exchange Commission
Interior
PWA
The
Treasury
Edward Foley
RFC
la Reassert
Diary Of A Central 8 D Farm Woman Picnic Day
May 19 entry recalls a rural school picnic with weather ignored and simple food shared at one long table. The event features homemade buns, baked beans, lemonade, ice cream, a school program, report cards, a ball game with women joining the men, and neighborly fellowship amid country life.
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Cecil B. DeMille
Hollywood
King George and Queen Elizabeth welcomed in French Canada
The royal visit drew cheers in Quebec City Trois Rivieres and Montreal though surfacing doubt remains about lasting enthusiasm. Mayors warned Quebec's sympathy could shift if nations go to war amid lingering French Canadian resistance to European commitments. The piece notes Canada’s diverse loyalties as Buenos Aires is praised as a growing western city.
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George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Quebec City
Trois Rivieres
Montreal
Buckingham Palace
Quebec
Houde
Montreas
Italy
Britain
Gether
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Roosevelts Speech Revisions Spur Political Debate
Phonograph records show the president altered next year to 1941 in his retailing speech. White House interpreters call it a corrected delivery while others see implied candidacy. Corcoran-linked reshuffles, budget fights, and anti monopoly debate mix with lingering political tension as Congress funds wane.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Radio Schedule Highlights Baer Nova Fight Airing Next Thursday
Associated Press reports May 26 that Max Baer will fight Lou Nova on Thursday night broadcast from Yankee Stadium New York. Announcers Clem McCarthy and Bill Stern on air at 6 o'clock with WIZ NEC listing. Additional Saturday schedule includes From Court of Sports at World’s Fair and British amateur golf final round from England.
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Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Max Baer
Lou Nova
Wiz-Nec
Clem McCarthy
Bill Stern
Yankee Stadium
WJZ
NBC
Court of Sports
WEAF
England
Famous Paris tower a landmark known for its designer era
French landmark puzzle lists a tower in Paris and related clues. the reader decodes to identify the Eiffel Tower as the iconic structure. The page mixes wordplay with references to places, objects, and terms, aiming to test crossword style familiarity and general knowledge.
George Fischer on Movies and Saturday Dance Night
Radio listings show George Fischer on Movies at 15 minutes past, with Songs of the Pioneers and Hollywood's Fun Hall, plus various dance and concert programs by Axch Obsler’s Plays and Al Roth and Company. The schedule includes Dancing Music Orchestras, Doris Rhodes songs, Dick Tracy repeats, and end with News and dance music through 11.
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George Fischer
Mbs
Hollywood
Symphonic Strings
Oreh
Mbswor
Axch Obsler
Nhe
al Roth
Nbe
Dick Tracy
Red Courtney
Gloomchasers
Doris Rhodes
New's
Wjz
Cbs-Wabe
Chain
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Huron notes include Dr Harry M Gage expected home late week from northern state where he delivered commencement addresses. Bill Shipke Huron baseball manager arrives with players in prep for May 29 opening. Rog ers VP leaves for Watertown for league officials meeting. Trans dance pavilion at Third and Illinois to open next Tuesday for summer use. Armenian rug salesman Hagop Hovnanian sells samples to Axelrad brothers to return to Armenia amid family losses. Embroidery Club hosts ladies with sewing and lunch at Costain store apartments. Dr Grosvenor returns from Watertown after South Dakota Medical association meeting. George Mullen of Wolsey in Huron on business.
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Harry M. Gage
Bill Shipke
Huron
O. M. Irons
Armenia
Axelrad Brothers
Hagop Hovnanian
Jack Whitney
Grosvenor
Watertown
South Dakota Medical Association
George Mullen
Wolsey
Sunshine Extension Club Holds Meeting
TROQUOIS May 26 Special The Sunshine Extension Club met at the home of Mrs Eila Meyers with 21 members present The meeting opened with gospel singing led by Miss Grace Vernon who read a Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart life story and played a selection he composed at age five The business session elected officers to retain the same posts for the next year Ida Bolan Julia Reed Grace Fullerton treasurer Gladys Sergeant gave a book report on With Malice Toward Some and the group studied photo pages with Mrs Julia Rittering and Mrs Josephine Stroup assisting Two committees served by two members each Wis.
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Troquois
Sunshine Extension
Eila Meyers
Gro
Grace ‘Vernon
Wolfgang A.mozart
Ida Bolan
Iroquois Club To Sponsor Sports Day Booster Caravans
The Iroquois Club plans two booster trips for the Sports Day celebration on Tuesday June 6. A May 32 evening trip will cover towns west and north of Iroquois with advertising and band music. A June 2 Friday trip will visit towns south and east. Marshal Radice Bunn urges cars to assemble on Main Street by 6 p.m. E Casperson leads the band and community boosters are invited to join.
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Irroquois
Cleo
Iroquois
Radice Bunn
Kohler
Salter
E. ©. Casperson
Iroquois Seniors Stage The Last Roundup Night
Iroquois High School seniors presented The Last Roundup, a cowboy themed class night marking South Dakota statehood. Students in costume recited history, prophesy and songs, with a full class roll listed and a yellow tulip as class flower.
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Iroquois
Troquois
Iroquois High School
South Dakota
Ross
Murray Heavilland
Pete
Levi Palmund
Gordon Terwilliger
Gladys Rounds
Jeanne Keating
Dwight Levang
Dorothy Rose Richards
Jeane Keating
Reems
Virginia Norton
Burce Stoner
Duane Garry
Will
Marthe Brading
Rodney Rogers
Song
Gene Arnis
Joan Bishop
Martha Bradvng
Grace Brudvng
Loia
Murray Heaviland
Glen Ivin
Robert Knouse
Nadine Lees
Virginia Norton Levi
Palmland
Dorothy Roe Hichards
Gildseecunds
Bruce Stoner
Raymond Westerberg
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Huron Publishing Co
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Robert D. Lusk
United States
Igcal News
Audit Bureau of
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Iniemenvalia
Lexington Avenue
New Yok City
Galbraith
Rudolph
Shige Bene Peters
Vee
Muni
Gen- Geman
Tomormom
James Murphy
Albuquerque
N.M
David L. Sarnoff
Radio Corporation
Andre Maurois
Christian Science Monitor
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Rep
Hatton
Adolf Berle
Idaho
Berle
Congress
House Rules Committee
Mr. Hoosevelt
America
By C. E. Butterfield
Bob Ri Rips
NEC
Ben Bernie Orchestra
Banein
Mbsj
Stern
Ab- Radio
Israel
Blue Chain County Seaf
Dahce Music Orchestra
Mbs-Chain
Castilla Twins
Barry McKinley
Blue Chain
Sam Baker
Brent House
Phil Bottle
Paris
France
Luge “Wluan
Wala
Fiz
Sunshine Extension Club
Iroquois Club
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