ICC to Revise U S Freight Rates Across Regions
A federal order begins a general investigation into rail and water freight classifications and inter-territorial rate structures across Northern Southern Southwestern and Western trunk-line territories. Officials note class rates may be reduced and emphasize protecting varied regional interests amid long-standing rate criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrain Pacific
One Commission
Northern Territory
Inter
ASM
Burman New: Early life and wartime service shaping career
Burman New recalls his youth from seven when he first tried filters to later years at Harvard. He left school to serve in war where he was badly wounded. He returned to Harvard and resumed work, starting as a reporter on the Bos- shores.
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Harvard
Bos
Nash's C. L. Tonic Promises Quick Relief for Malaria
An appealing Southern advertisement touts Nash's C. L. Tonic as a fast remedy for chills fevers and malaria. It promises dramatic relief within the first week with a money back guarantee if no improvement and urges purchase at local druggists, including John S. Gibson Drug Co in Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
C. & L. Tonic
South
Hope
John S. Gibson Drug Co
Aircraft Power and National Defense in Early 20th Century
The article traces U S air power from eight weak planes in 1918 to a postwar program expanding to 5500 aircraft. It stresses air force importance in Panama and Pearl Harbor defense, the need for strong bases and ground support, and the role of Congress in expanding fleets and strategic reach. It also notes political context with Republican resurgence and party organization.
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Air Force
General Pershing
Mexico
Germany
England
France
Congress
Allen
Fanama Canal
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Alaska
Canal Zone
United States
Pacific
Atlantic Oceans
Army
Invr
Panama
Puerto Rico
Navy
NEA
Howam Gati
New Deal
Texas
Joseph N. Pow
Pikes Delphia
San Oil Cea A Tifprong Republican
Col Catt Lewes Estes
Leeview, Tex
Ao String
Smmall-Bown Newspapers
Legisi
The Kid I Sang Kokomo at Saenger Theater
A chaotic Warner Bros. comedy at the Saenger features Wayne Morris as a strongman hopeful, guided by crooks Fat O'Brien and Joan Brendell. May Rialor plays a kleptomaniac celebrity, while Missie Tosenbloom and Jane Ween deliver comic performances. An assortment of shady characters chase victory while a plan to sabotage Morris unravels amid chaotic mishaps and car troubles.
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Saenger
Warner Bros
Fat O'Brien
Joan Brendell
Wayne Morris
Morris
Tao
May Ralaor
Missie Tosenbloom
Jane Ween
Wayne Mean Jove
Stanley Fields
Sidney Tyler
Ed Brophy
Irian Kokomo
Minna
AL Enids
One Explanation of Tough Chicken Fraud Tale
An odd historical note describes a project on Dyer Island involving chickens kept in wire cages under Henry F. Drewes, with terms like eel-flack and canviets. The piece hints at control over birds and a future for turkeys labeled trustees, presenting a fragmented, puzzling account of poultry and authority.
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Boston
Dyer Island
Correeeen
Henry F. Drewes
Cory
Foretty
Thackselorg
Standings and schedule chaos at city venues
Fragmented standings mix with numerous game listings across cities. It notes Wednesday and Thursday nights with matchups like Robison Bruner Ivory A vs Tesarkand and Birmingham at Atlas, plus scattered results such as New York 4 Brooklyn 5 and Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 2 amid unclear dates and places. The report interleaves unrelated lines and stray names, reflecting a messy OCR layout.
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Arkana Ast Muneyal
Lon Robins
Mes
Erosion
Geo
Robison
Bruner-Ivory B
Gunter Bros
Bruner
Vory
Tesarkand
Roosevelt plan sparks debt and power fears in Congress
Critics contend the relief program would cost taxpayers hundreds of millions and swell the federal debt, while supporters claim self liquidating gains aid industry and employment. House members Wood, Robertson attack the plan as dangerous to finances and executive power. Beales of the Federal Reserve cites a $3.06 billion figure.
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Wold
Roosevelt
Unis
House
Rayburn
Federal Reserve Board
Reanninierat cry and anti-trust talks spark public debate
Hoover era quotes recur as engineers, governors, and business figures urge federal intervention and reassessment of postwar policy. Roosevelt and garrison voices clash over US role abroad vs domestic restraint. Senator O Mahoney pushes anti trust law changes amid national tension.
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Farner
Hoover
San Francisco
Lothian
Locon
France
Roosevelt
Oswirle Garrison Willard
Ion 1Cien
Senator O'Mahoney
Youth Funds for Education Approved for Next School Year
Washington announced the approval of 27,465,919 in National Youth Administration allocations for the coming school year. The funds will create part time jobs for more than 450,000 needy students. Arkansas allocations include 218,196 for school aid and 122,310 for college and graduate aid.
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Washington
Aubrey Williams
National Youth Administration
Arkansis
WPA to Cut About 1,000 Administration Jobs Passes to Congress
The WPA told Congress it will prune roughly 1,000 administrative positions in the next two to three months. Dallas Port, assistant WPA commissioner, testified before the House Appropriations Committee that staff would fall to about 30,500, with around 20,000 more to go by September.
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WPA
Congress
Dallas
House
Local families visit relatives and attend camps this week
McCaskill and Mrs Gentry visit parents J E Gentry. Mrs Graydon Anthony and daughter Bonnie Marie return from Texas. Louise Bley and Leta Rhodes depart for 4-10 Club camp in Fayetteville. Ernest Thomas and children of Ottawa Kansas visit relatives. Jean Shauisfield weekends with Net Bostick. Moses Genton visits his parents Walter Manes. George Mood spends week visiting. Velma Lee Hisiltan visits in Prescott. Chester McVittil and Janelle visit Oren Stephens in Little Rock. Mario Russell from Ottawa Kansas plans visit to mother. Tris Hampton host Miss Kinta Cobb of Hope. Bert Sent leaves for three-week tour of the New York Works Faire.
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Woodrow Gentry
J. E. Gentry
Graydon Anthony
Bonnie Marie
Tex
Misa Louise Bley
Leta Rhodes
Fayettsville
Ernest ‘Thomas
Ottawa
Kansin
Jean Shauisfield
Hlevins
Moses Gfenton
Walter Manes
George Mood
Little Ror
Mario Resell
Ottiwi
Kite Sas
Walthes Sulpepper
Kinta Cobb
Hope
Tris Hampton Fisk
Bert
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Burman
Mississippi
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Mark Twain
Man
Faith Heater
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Spike
Bsas
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Harriet Quimby
Iran
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Youth Funds For Education
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Carmens’ Beauty Shop
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