South American ties and U S role in regional bonds
A fragmented passage argues that educated American university affiliates should conduct research in Latin America. It stresses cultural ties, scientific development, and the need to build economic and educational bridges with South American nations to strengthen U S relations and shared progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Ri- South
America
Lialcan
United States
Coas
South America
Criticism and Praise From a Chicago Assembly
A report notes criticism directed at a national gathering where speakers quote from Moscow documents. Chief Justice Hughes defends the tradition of free debate, recalling Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt and warning against silencing opponents. The piece cites Norman Thomas and the stance of American liberty toward dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mporary
Norman Thomas
Moscow
Tharles Evans Hughes
United Eivc Court
Ciation
Chicago
Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Land of Liberty
Arknuincs
Heritage of Bravery in Modern Women’s Daring
A fragment discussing courage and sportsmanship among women, noting Ruth’s recent cross country flight with admiration and linking present bravery to pioneer women who traveled westward. It argues bravery is longstanding, shared by both genders and generations, and echoes a broader tribute to fearless action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le 4S
Ruth
Lindbergh
United States
Weight of the earth announced by scientists in sextillion tons
An oddly garbled report notes scientists announcing the earth weighs about sextillion tons. The piece mocks broadcasting reviews and uses fictional letters to Santa Claus, mentioning Knute Rockne and playful references to Washington, Arkansas, and Spring Hill.
Americans own vast overseas investments, Cuba to Canada
The article details American direct investments totaling about 734.78 billion across the hemisphere, Europe and the world, with major holdings in Cuba, Canada, South America, and manufacturing. It notes sectors such as mining, utilities, and railroads, plus the influence of tariff policy and proximity to Canada on investment patterns. Santa letters from Washington Arkansas children accompany the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NBA Services
Washington
United States
Europe
Department of Commerce
Arelia
New Zealand
Africa
Caneda
Dyrdicorderationa
Tivier An-Mittali
Canada
Ong Bis
Departican of Commerce
Dominion
Latin America
Bolivia
Chile
Mexico
Peru
Cuba
Central America
Thanets
México
Iffiggi
Vénezuela
Lqtileh
South America
Py Domiiles
Argentina
Venezuela
Byard
Surone Joft
Udtosava
Inmortanes
Great Beitain
Germany
France
Italy
Santa Claus Letters From Hope Arkansas
Letters from children in Hope Arkansas request items for Christmas including dolls, doll beds, toy wagons, dishes, games, house shoes, cedar chests, toy clocks, dolls, fruit nuts candy and firecrackers. Names and small town schools appear among the wishes from several young writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Stroud
Washington
Arkansas
Dan Pilkinton
Santa Claus
Qihal Stroud
Lee Washington
Alesso
Bather
Brother
Slater
Lucilla Elyen McCormick
ariLhroesic
Katherine Lane
Puff and His Valet Return to Native Place
Fragmented OCR reading notes Puff and his valet Use Bunney return to their native Hollywood. A white pausing ub Hollywood Puft says I feel the tales might someday have use for my saucal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puff
Bunney
Hollywood
Puft
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Publishad Tilso ‘Res
Urs Rawret
Heritage of
Paris
Hayvana
Ste Tho
Ange
Congress
Knute Rockne
Pennsylvenia
Alfred Yarbough
Arkinses
Spring Hill
Iit
Taduns i
Niels
Yoko
Igz
Jas
Iso
Teh
HO A
Gross Fies
Ily
Washington ‘Og
Cabihy
Helen
Santa Clsus
Washington, Ark
William Paul
Herbert Stuart
Christmnas
Peay Santa Claus
Willie Eail Gilbert
Washington Ark
Hope, Arkansas
Santa Claws
Randy
D. Duke
Bedean, Ark
Bednaw
Dencer Whitten
Wheelington. F
Morelne Abbott
Avkentes
Oglesby
Essex Maxwell
Sam
Kingsway Y Hotel
Arken
Violet Ray
Mnatee
L. C. Burr & Co
West Second Street Hope
Santa Claus Lng
Loys
Lt. C. Burr
Penn
Mack
Golder
Chet Tee
Wongan
Burr's
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