Revolting Youth and Regulation in Schools
The piece argues youth revolt against rules in schools and colleges, citing strikes and dances disputes. It contends colleges may lawfully limit student actions to preserve order, noting that universities can restrict activities even for tuition-paying citizens while requiring obedience to state, federal, and local laws.
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Pegro
Oklahoma
University of Illiois
Aviator’s Early Life and Post World Flight Ambitions
Fragmentary OCR notes recount an aviator’s path from early life through initiation of a world round trip. It mentions family ties at Wiley and a failed oceanic attempt before joining a Post company pursuit of a global voyage, with farm background hints.
Wiley Post and Winnie Mae Pioneer Air Adventure
The article outlines Wiley Post’s barnstorming start after an eyes injury earned $2,000 compensation, his acquisition of the Winnie Mae for $22,000, and his 1930 Los Angeles to Chicago air derby win at 102 mph. It notes his wife May Lana’s support, and his 1931 world flight with navigator Harold Gatty, born in Tasmania, detailing Gatty’s naval schooling and aviation background.
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Dorsey Askew
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Post
O. Hall
Wrey
Hall
Wiley
Winnie Mae
Hiagonl
May Lana
Sweetwater
Texas
Jervis Bay
Police Frogs Silence Eludes Winchester Chief
Police Chief William Hy Mogers faced a nocturnal croaking problem in Winchester Massachusetts as a woman demanded the frogs be silenced near the Myatic lakes. Despite efforts including reviewing training logs and performing services, no effective frog silencer has been found.
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Winchester
Mass
William Hy Mogers
Atlile
Myatic Lakes
Regulations Aim to Boost Efficient Work and Intellectual Gain
A terse editorial notes the need for sound rules to ensure tasks are completed effectively and to the public benefit, asserting courts have long held such guiding principles. The piece references 1902 precedents and mentions a Lithuanian or Western Newanaver tone, highlighting regulatory duty.
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Hae Ok
Hat Brims Showcase Facial Features This Season
New brim styles emphasize facial features with outward flare, as seen in a black straw hat. Empire slips trend favors empire lines, shaping frocks to the era's sleek silhouettes.
Boxer Knocks Out Fleeing Bandit in Court Haste
A bandit who stole 275 from a suburban girl cashier fled across an athletic field where amateur boxers trained. Hearing the alarm, a boxer struck the thief and handed him to police for arrest.
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Berlin
Feld
Jim
Larger Crop of Wool Is Forecast for 1931
The United States is expected to produce more wool in 1931 than 1930 due to larger stocks and better weather, per the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. World wool output should shrink, raising the value of domestically produced wool. Southern Hemisphere production drops from last year’s abnormal levels, now near normal, while British possessions stay slightly above normal.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Nocimal
Bureau
Borat
Venus the brightest planet nearer Earth than the Moon
Venus, about 87,200,000 miles from the sun, is the brightest planet. It comes nearer Earth than any body except the Moon, with a diameter of 7,700 miles and reflecting power greater than the Moon, reflecting more than half the light that falls on it.
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Venus
Earth
Uolon
Night Feeding Habits Of Tropical Fish
Some fishes of the tropics eat only at night. The behavior suggests adaptive feeding, aligning with nocturnal activity patterns and availability of prey in dim light. Further observation could clarify species specific timings and ecological factors driving this habit.
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Tropica
Doris Collins and Walter’s downtown engagement plan
Doris Collins navigates wedding plans with her mother Mrs. Collins as Walter Zarmon escorts her through a city date. Their unspoken closeness grows during a park taxi ride while Doris unexpectedly accepts an engagement, with Mrs. Collins urging practical preparations and a call to a basket of ponchos for a celebration.
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Collis
Warnin
Doris
Dobite
Darlas
Welter Zarmon
Acold
Mattotto
de Jorge
Dorks
Biter
Walter
Dorls
Bileroy
Mra. Colling
Mrs. Collins
Walt
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