Trans Pacific Flight Begins With Kay Dunn at Overland Airways
Kay Dunn a young nurse applies for a stewardess post with Overland Airways. She meets pilot Graham and two rivals Doris Lee and Joe Miller as they start a trial period. Kay confronts loneliness in Reno then fate and Monte Blaine draw him into the night.
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Overland Airways
Ed Graham
S-Pacific Airways
Doris Lee
Joe Miller
Graham
San Franisco
Doris
Alice
Chuck Ones
Kay
Iic
STOK
Overd Airways
San Francisco Bay
Reno
Mt Green
Ashoe River
Nevada
Esert
Oaklandirport
Ted Graam
Ted
Ondlulu
Midway
Guam
Maila
Ship Harbor
Carlos Valley
Bere
Cenal
Ted Graham
Marlin Dude Ranch
Mbers
Air Corps
Monte Blaine
Oakland
Oasis
Monte
Bullitt Attacked By The French Press
Paris reports an attack on William C. Bullitt the new US ambassador to France by Action Francaise with claims of pro Russian sympathies and a charge of Soviet agent in a bid to spur a Franco German war. The foreign office expressed regrets calling the accusations shameful and ridiculous.
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Paris
William C. Bullitt
United States
France
Action Francaise
Foreign Foreign Office
Bullitt
Joseph Stalin
Russia
Foreign Office
Weather Hazards Loom in January Presidential Inauguration
Washington officials plan for the first January inauguration under the Norris amendment with a blizzard-prone climate. The platform design is set, Congress approved funds for preparations and safety, and a large turnout is anticipated regardless of party.
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Ballantine-Roosevelt
New Deal
Washington
Capitol
David Lynn
Congress
District of Columbia
Federal
Republicans G O P psychological trial heat victory
The report notes a political scene around January 20 with Democrats emphasizing importance while Republicans consolidate gains. Early trial heat results show a strong 2 to 1 lead in London reflecting shifting momentum in the contest.
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London
Old Foe Fights F. R. in 1936 Campaign Rivalry
The piece notes Roosevelt and Landon poll signals and GOP confidence amid New Deal opposition. It details Arthur Ballantine leading anti-Roosevelt research at Chicago headquarters and Harvard rivalries. It also reports alleged New Deal espionage with employees moving to the RNC and confidential papers surfacing.
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F. R. Arthur Ballantine
the Treasury
Chicago
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvard
Ballantine
Roosevelt
Alley Cats
Harvard Crimson
New Deal
Republican National Committee
Democrats Busy Raising Funds
The Democratic national committee activated 291 local chairmen of Roosevelt electors to organize Roosevelt Garner campaign fundraising. A. D. Folger, Mt. Airy, finance director, announced North Carolina chairmen and said each chairman will appoint assistants to aid in campaign activities.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
National Council of Roosevelt
North Carolina
A. D. Folger
Mt. Airy
National Committee
Death of John F. Hamlin Ruled Suicide in Lake Craig
Asheville police stated John F. Hamlin 73 of Madison County died by his own hand after his body was found in Lake Craig last week. A pistol recovered from the lake bottom after draining the lake confirmed the suicide conclusion.
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Asheville
John F. Hamlin
Madison County
Lake Craig
Hamlin
Lettuce Roots in Roman Salad Traditions
Ancient Rome valued lettuce as a salad crop and cultivated it widely. The plant featured in daily meals and was linked to ceremonial and domestic dining practices, reflecting its long-standing role in Mediterranean agriculture.
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Pomona
Calif
Queen of Agriculture
Los Angeles County
Jerry Clark
Joan Bigler
Eloise J Sheets
Delores Barnes
Rome
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