Confidence Expressed In Aviation's Future
Roger W. Babson argues aviation shows stronger long term growth than railroads. He notes fast gains in transport express and manufacturing, expanding air networks, rising speeds, lower fares, and increasing military orders while predicting the industry enters a profitable mid phase after early hype.
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San Francisco
Boston
Rail of Air
Air Express
Fuivver
Lincoln
Nebraska
America
Adoption of Child Labor Law Sought by Governors
Governors across states react to President Roosevelt's proposed amendment. Lehman in New York and Allred in Texas pledge action. Nebraska Maryland and Connecticut officials yield mixed responses. Georgia and Kansas elects promise cooperation. Missouri weighs another ratification bid as Delaware and Rhode Island show no action. Tennessee opposes the amendment.
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Herbert H. Lehman
New York
James V. Allred
Texas
R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Roosevelt
Wilbur L. Cross
Connecticut
Florida
Fred P. Cone
Massachusetts
Charles F. Hurley
Robert E. Quinn
Rhode Island
Leslie Jensen
South Dakota
George PD. Aiken
Vermont
Tennessee
Delaware
BE. D. Rivers
Georgia
Walter A. Haxman
Kansas
Missouri
Adverse Weather Strands Travel Across Western States
The storm's toll includes at least 11 deaths across Texas Nebraska Arizona Utah and Oklahoma. A Arizona search party of 20 Indians for two missing six year olds is lost in a blizzard. Ten more Indians marooned in Arizona face starvation or exposure while 50 motorists are stranded in seven to eight foot Utah drifts.
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Texas
Nebraska
Arizona
Utah
Oklahoma
Heart Attack Fatal for Former Elizabeth City Police Chief
Elizabeth City January 9 A C Bell 78 former chief of police died suddenly at his home about 11 am The attending physician listed the cause as a heart attack He is survived by his widow and two sons Graham W Bell assistant vice president of First Citizens National Bank and Allen Bell with the North Carolina rating and no bureau at Raleigh
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Elizabeth City
A. C. Bell
Graham W. Bell
First & Citizens National Bank
Allen Bell
North Carolina
Raleigh
Severe winter grips the Midwest and West with deep freezes
A Nebraska train trap held 18 passengers for 20 hours as freezing conditions spread from the west coast into southern Texas. Oregon reported 42 below zero. six foot drifts blocked northern Iowa branch lines. Buses ran without schedules. many schools closed. airports shut in New Jersey Pennsylvania and Ohio. about 30 vessels waited in Philadelphia port amid dense fog. record lows ranged from -30 in Williston to -12 in St. Paul and Omaha, with dozens more locations plunging below zero.
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Nebraska
West
Texas
Oregon
Iowa
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Philadelphia
Williston
N. D
Havre
Mont
Devile Lake
Yellowstone Park
Aberdeen
Lewis Slipping in Auto Strike In Big Union
At a press conference Frey said he could not estimate the number of AFL craft union members in General Motors plants. He cited satisfactory verbal agreements with the company and noted a telegram from the Cleveland metal trades council about Fisher body plant union members being not bound by others actions though not backing strikerbreakers if GM reopened the Cleveland plant during the UAW strike.
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Frey
A. F. of L
General Motors
Corporation
Cleveland Metal Trades Council
Fisher Body
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers
What Congress Is Doing Today
In recess until Monday lawmakers prepared to review and debated President's budget message presented yesterday. The Associated Press notes discussions focus on funding priorities and potential policy shifts as Congress resumes.
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Congress
Associated Press
Pope Is Improved But Still In Bed
Vatican report says Pope Pius XII is improved but still bedbound with old ailments. He sent a brief message via Cardinal Pacelli to the upcoming eucharistic congress in Manila urging prayers for world peace. Cardinal Dougherty led the papal mission in presenting the message.
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Vatican City
Pius
Manila
Papal Mission
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Cardinal Pacelli
Nof
Strengthen Police Guard At Capitol
Washington reports the police guard at the Capitol was strengthened ahead of a demonstration by the workers' alliance demanding an extra 1.04 billion dollars for relief through June. President Roosevelt supports a 650 million dollar portion, while the overall request remains contentious.
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Washington
Capitol
Workers’ Alliance
Roosevelt
Tennessee Coal, Iron Plans Wire Plant Expansion
EXPAND PLANT BIRMINGHAM Ala Jan 9 The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co US Steel subsidiary announced an addition to its wire plant at Fairfield Ala to raise capacity by about 23000 tons per year.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
U. S, Steel
Fairfield
Folger Resigns Judgeship to Lead Democratic Posts
Special Judge A. D. Lon Folger, North Carolina Democratic chairman, resigned his judgeship in Raleigh on January 9 to remain active in party work. Appointed by former Governor Ehringhaus in November, Folger said he could not continue as jurist and Governor Hoey planned to appoint a replacement later.
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Raleigh
A. D
Lon) Folger
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Hoey
Fober
Ater
Loyalists Bomb Insurgent Ships in Bay of Biscay
Spanish Socialist planes and warships attacked insurgent vessels in the Bay of Biscay today. The offensive followed an attack on the socialist merchant ship Nabarra by the Fascist destroyer Velasco, which was routed by a civilian Basque vessel.
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Bayonne
France
Bay of Biscay
Nabarra
Velasco
Bilbao
San Sebastian
Narcotic Drive Slowed by Caution as Executions Unfold
PIBPING China. Authorities halted planned executions after one dealer was put to death and others were signaled for possible action. Officials then announced a policy of leniency, suspending three more anticipated executions and slowing the narcotics crackdown while seeking approval for clemency.
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Pibping
China
Wrestler Palmer Burns, Dean of Pros, Dies in Iowa
Martin Palmer Burns aged 76, longtime figure in professional wrestling, died in Council Bluffs Iowa last night. Burns, known as Palmer Burns, was a pioneer and dean of the sport with a career spanning decades.
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Council Bluffs
Iawa
Martin “Palmer” Burns
Visiting Editor Calls for Liberty in Press Reform
New York cartoonish tale follows Master Billy Callow, a 14 year old Toronto editor, touring American papers on a self funded mission to judge press independence. He praises crusading journalism and reveals his Lovelorn column under Mme Dora, offering blunt dating and marriage advice in a bias free venture.
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George Ross
New York
Billy Callow
Lder
Toronto
Canada
Master Callow
Post
New Yor
Manhattan
Empire State Building
Woolworth Tower
Radio City
42Nd Street Frea Circus
Daily Post
Five Net
Love
Daily Gazette
Mme. Dora
Mme
Dora
Dominion of Canada
Cal
The
Empire State
42Nd St
Cablow
Ten Thousand Volt Shocks Brooklyn College Student
A Brooklyn College student, Irving Ehrlich, was knocked unconscious by a 10 000-volt jolt while studying an X-ray machine and revived claiming the experience felt like a floating dream. The piece contrasts this with the 2 500 volts used in an electric chair and hints at youth and maturity in decision making. It also features editorial notes from the Post and discusses Master Callow and Toronto subscribers in a lively, clippings-style narrative.
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Irving Ehrlich
Brooklyn Colege
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wall Street Hocus Pocus Isn’t All Financial
A New York column surveys Wall Street magic and society magicians including Howard Borden, Charles Toy, Joe Cook, Charlie Chaplin, Phil Baker, and Fulton Oursler with Elmer F. Ranson as dean. It notes other famous members and playful, surreal anecdotes about the era’s cultural figures.
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Wall Street
New York
Society of American Magicians
Howard Borden
Port of New York
Charles M. Toy
William Rockefeller
Joe Cook
Sleepless Hollow
Charlie Chaplin
Phil Baker
Fulton Oursler
Magician's Society
Elmer F. Ranson
John Mulholland
Fred Allen
Ed Wynn
Morton Downey
Jack Benny
Alfred Lunt
Harold Lloyd
Lily Pons Maintains Health Through Breathing and Diet
The opera and film star Lily Pons relies on half hour deep breathing sessions three times daily, a diet rich in green vegetables and fruits, and regular rest to stay fit amid a hectic schedule of rehearsals, radio broadcasts, and film work. She notes naps after lunch and substantial water intake while recommending a brisk walk for busy women to preserve youth and energy.
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Ty Alicia Hart
NER Service
Lily Pons
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Hollywood
Miss Pons
Ond
Capybara, World’s Largest Rodent, Reaches Over Four Feet
A South American capybara weighs about 120 pounds and grows more than four feet in length, making it the world’s largest rodent.
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