Pilots Speak On Aviation Safety and Fault Beliefs
The Air Lines Pilots Association led by President David Le Belmeke criticizes the Civil Aeronautics Board findings of pilot error in recent major disasters. They urge recognition of broader causes including weather, mechanics, navigation, and instrument reliability while calling for improvements in aircraft construction, landing facilities, and flight instruments. They say pilots advocated these ideas to Congress and to manufacturers, stressing safety as the joint goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David le Belmeke
The
Air Lines Pilots Association
Civil Aeronautics Board
I al
Association
Congress
C.A. B
Everglades National Park Concept Aimed For Florida
The Everglades in Florida is proposed as a National Park covering over 800000 acres with half a million dollars set aside to acquire more tracts. The area would be a wildlife sanctuary preserving its primitive state and exposing visitors to Seminole life, wildlife, and a land of lush vegetation and rare birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Everglades
Florida
Royal Path
Everglades Park
Housing: Demand for Homes as Congress Speech Urges Action
Tra Mosher of the National Association of Manufacturers told the American Lumber Congress in Chicago that people want houses not excuses and if private industry fails to provide them government will. He blamed both industry and labor for driving up costs, condemned featherbedding and unfair zoning laws, and urged applying wartime production ideas to housing to unite human effort for decent homes for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lumber Congress
Chicago
Tra Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Mosher
Unwanted Wars and the Lessons of Princes
The article reflects on 19th century dispute origins cited by Lord Palmerston and claims most wars arise from blunders in diplomacy rather than government will. It contrasts Crimea, World War I, and World War II, arguing Nazi Germany sought total war while others avoided it, and warns current nations face uncertainty without decisive diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
England
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Nazi Germany
Bible Thought for Today on Charity and Speech
A devotional note cites Pet. 3:10 urging charity in thought to curb venomous speech. It emphasizes loving life and seeking good days by refraining from evil words and guile.
Curley in Court as Attorneys Seek Suspension
The report notes Curley and his attorneys in court requesting a sentence suspension on grounds of health and gravity. Proctor cites prior statements and affidavits, while the judge adjourns moments before the 1 PM hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachus Curley
SeUts Hospital
Curley
Carey
New labor law outline for coal strike delays
James Marlow explains the new labor law aims to curb large strikes by staged action from the president to a court injunction, board inquiries, and NLRB votes. It outlines steps from court orders to congressional action, using the coal mines as an example of potential delay and unresolved contract issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow Washington
Board of
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Congress
Special Inquiry Board
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Strikker
Legal deeds and land transfers in Warder Avenue area
Property transfers list numerous parcel deeds with appurtenances across Warder Avenue Brown Whitescarver and Fetterman plats and nearby districts. Transactions include parcels with nominal sums, coal rights exclusions, timber leases, theatre premises, and multiple owners such as Marsh Reynolds Lopez and Bartlett.
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E. Wyckoff
Warder Avenue
Pattie L. Marsh
Kathryn K. Marsh
Anna Jones
Whitescarver
Ethel K. Marsh Miller
Findley W. Jones
West Washington Street
Leonard Street
Albert L. Reynolds, Sr
Thomas M
Mary Saucer
Court House
F. C. Jacobs
Sammy Summers
Fetterman District
Columbia Bonafede, Et al
Konstantine P. Kostakos
Strand Theatre
Sereeeel
Lee
Edna Mae Cooper
Marge W
Ruby E. Sturm
Pruntytown
Gatie B. Mambourg
G. T. Bartlett
System Realty Co
Mary S. Knight
Booths Creek
Chester W. Mason
A Ray
Patricia F. Shaw
McGraw and Yates
Lyle R. Edwards
H. G
Ina E. Clem
Lincoln Street
A. N. Mays
Floyd R. DeMoss
Thornton
Laura J. Adair
D. Lopez
Latrobe Street
G. T. Bartlett, Sr
Dominic Lopez
Carver and
Fetterman
Radio ads promise home receiving sets for every room
A satirical column jokes about radio manufacturers marketing a set for every room with slogans like Make Every Home a Tower of Babel. It quips about weather, animals, and global views, noting quirky habits from roxquito season to long lived tortoises and prefabricated houses.
Sherry and Lex Say Yes On Hilltop Proposal
Sherry, brooding over Lex Morell and her loneliness, escapes to a hill above town and encounters Lex by surprise. They declare their love, plan a farm life and future children, embracing happiness at last as the chapter ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry
Miss Spence
Lex
Laura
Lex Morell
Laura Holmes
Kerry
Ling
Lex Maded
Radio plans for Robert Q. Lewis with CBS time
Robert Q. Lewis receives five half hours weekly on CBS to test his human humor concept. The eight week summer run from July 7 will mix a live informal format with a vocalists, a small band, and his own song show. Lewis aims to capture daytime ad lib spontaneity for evening radio alongside his Little Show. A second slate includes Eugene blocks on NBC and other schedules.
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E. Butterfield
ABC
New York
Robert Q. Lewis
The
CBS
Jack Smith
Lewis
NES
Aldrich Family
Music Hall
Eva LeGallienne
FBI
J Tucker
Pueblo
Colo
Europe
MBS
Monte Cristo
Antonini
Family Theatre
Karl T. Compton
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Donald L
Effie M. Weese
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Lula V. Luzadder
Robon
Doc
Zadok Dumkopf
India
Mendelson Junk CO
Grafton, W. VA
King Freres
Alan Holmes
Galt
Alan
Main Street
Risal
Esse
Steve
Fife
West Point
Army Air Forces
Charleston
Returar
Don McClaugherty
Road Commission
License Bureau
Nature
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Ghee Doan
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W. Main St
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