Hoover Proposes Radio Traffic Rules and Zoning Plan
Secretary Hoover urges federal regulation of radio traffic and power to solve the radio puzzle at the Fourth Annual Radio Conference. He calls for dividing the United States into service areas and giving the public a say in zone allocations. A zone machinery would assess permit rights, with licenses issued by the Department of Commerce on local recommendations.
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United States
Department of Commerce
Advertising boosts prices and sales through broad reach
The article argues advertising is essential for market reach and lowering per unit overhead. It contends that both manufacturers and small merchants rely on ads to create demand, increase turnover, and maintain standard prices and quality across widely advertised goods.
Forest fires cost nation vast losses each day
Collier's notes the United States permits wasteful forest fires through reserves. It cites 92,000 fires last year with 24,000 preventable, risking $100,000 in daily losses and calling for stronger action by authorities.
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Collier
United States
Alley Cat Moves Five Kittens Across Street
In New York a known stray cat became the focus of public kindness as Officer Cudmore halted traffic to allow the feline to shepherd her five kittens across the road. The moment drew praise for American compassion.
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New York
Hough protest over animal cruelty tied to Covered Wagon
A sworn statement from Ellis Soper, printed in The Humane Record, quotes Emerson Hough six months before his death asserting he objected to maiming and killing animals during filming and was barred from the lot. The report cites earlier denials and a Punch remark on aviation safety, with other editorials noted.
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Humane and General Press
Mr. Hough
Hough
Humane Record of
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ellis So
No Golden Trees to Be Found in Wall Street
Cameron Beck, longtime personnel director of the New York Stock Exchange, warns in Boston that no mystic tree of success exists on Wall Street. He urges hard work and cites a boy who failed at an interview, stressing that education and daily effort define opportunity.
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Wall Street
Cameron Beck
New York Stock Exchange
Boston
Beck
New York
Stock Exchange
No Time for Poets Miss Amy Lowell Criticized
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph recalls Amy Lowell's remarks on modern indifference to poetry. She urged understanding of hexameters and recounted a working girl misunderstanding, noting widespread ignorance of poetry among the public.
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Lnte
Amy Lowell
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Population growth slows after peak in United States
The United States population reaches a high of 174,271,000 with annual gains below the five year average, indicating a definite slowdown in growth according to estimates from the National Bureau of Economic Research as reported by Popular Science Tanti.
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United States
National Bureau of Economic Research
Landslide Near Sebystopol Creates Peninsula and Islands
A massive landslide on Landslide Farms Peninsula near Sebystopol by the Black Sea pushed about 100 000 tons of earth into the sea. The mass withdrew, forming a peninsula and several new small islands that may eventually be habitable.
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Sebystopol
Black Sea
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