Boulder Dam Project Consumes Millions of Tons of Rope
A vast Boulder Dam construction effort used over 30 million pounds of rope in its operations. The extensive project mobilized heavy materials and manpower to advance the dam’s completion and related infrastructure.
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Kingsford Smith Pacific Trail Blazer Chronicle
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and companions began the Pacific crossing from Oakland to Brisbane in 1928, completing the first nonstop pair of legs to Australia. The piece tracks early trans Pacific flights and later fate of Ulm and crew, noting milestones and notable routes by air.
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Sy Smith
Charles P.'. Ulm
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Earth
England
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Charles P. T. Ulm
J. Leon Skilling
George Litthejohn
Ulm
Hag
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Ear-Patrolling Flight Sparks Global Wonder
Blond Amelia Earhart completed a record-setting trans-Pacific flight from Honolulu to California in 18 hours and 16 minutes. She described herself as not tired after landing, while authorities praised her historic solo achievement and the public marveled at the feat.
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Amelia
Honolulu
Cali- Santis Mornia
Story of Electoral College
A historical overview explains how the Electoral College functions from state notification to state capitals, the December voting process, and the final transmission of ballots to Congress. It notes electors are a prestigious body, with duties including nominating the president and vice president and receiving perquisites, while detailing the timeline from state election to joint congressional tally.
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Charles Norman
Associated Press
New York
College of Electors
United States
State Committee
U State
Secretary of State
Washington
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First long distance flight with radio phone in 1935
Miss Enarhart’s notable flight marked the first long distance journey to use radio telephone. The January 12, 1935 record precedes the Clipper’s April San Francisco to Hawaii round trip, foreshadowing today’s Orient bound airmail, express, and passenger service as the Pacific frontier nears closure.
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Miss Enarhart
Orient
Help Bladder Make VHS 25¢ Test Drink
An old fashioned advertorial promotes a cheap test drink to diagnose bladder issues. It urges daily intake of six glasses of boiled or distilled water to flush acids and impurities, promising relief from nocturnal leakage, scanty flow, burning, or backache. The text recommends herbal and drug tablets, including buchu leaves and juniper oil, sold by local druggists John Gibson and Briant’s Drug Store.
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Briant's
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