Hoover Faces Major Legislative Battle as New Congress Opens
The piece analyzes President Hoover's looming test to push a high trade policy through a Republican Senate and a House with Democrats and insurgents. It notes potential special sessions, looming veto battles, and how pro and anti-government regulation factions may clash on farm relief, antitrust actions, and prohibition. The article also references recent election results and shifting political power shaping Hoover’s strategy.
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Hoover
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Colorado
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Montana
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New York
Pinchot
Pennesylvania
Reece
Tenessee
Norris
Power Trust
Hooyay
Eltyees Aga
Minselp Shoals
Air Smuggler Linked to Large Cross Border Ring
Federal agents in Detroit accuse aviator Russell Hosler of leading a national air smuggling ring. The alleged operation used a fleet of 30 airplanes to transport cargo and aliens from Canada to Detroit Toledo Milwaukee South End Cincinnati Sandusky Aewt Lee.
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Russell Hosler
Detroit
Canada
Toledo
Milwaukee
South End
Cincinnati
Sandusky
Lee
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Fragments
A scrambled crossword style item lists clues and partial phrases covering various topics. It reads like a garbled puzzle page with scattered hints on animals, instruments, places, people, and objects, including references to Ibsen, Boston, Switzerland, and several incomplete terms.
City officials push municipal power plant and highway plans
The Star outlines city platform items including municipal power plant to develop natural resources, improved sanitary conditions, and a county highway program. It notes cooperative effort, state support, tax reform, and broader government efficiency as goals.
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Muthcipal
Hore Ey
Nsineas
Chamber of Commers
Bobby Jones Plans Hollywood Switch and Amateur Exit
Bobby Jones leaves amateur status as he enters the movies and says he will not compete as a professional golfer. The piece notes his unmatched popularity, clean amateur record, and hopes that his film career will boost fledgling golfers while yielding him substantial earnings.
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Gmovies
Republic
Bobby Jones
Bobby’ Jones
Aliig
Tobe
Hollywood
Jones
Bobby
Hev
Fewer and Better Schools in Arkansas Ed Plan
The Arkansas education push flags progress in public school building and rural school surveys, aiming to replace 1,746 inefficient small districts with consolidated, better funded centers. Officials cite modern needs, 630,405 children aged 6 to 21, and a drive to showcase strong local schools against past 46th-place criticisms.
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William Bruce
American School Board Journal
Rkansas
United States
United States Daily
Washington
Arkansas
C. M. Uirst
Arkansas Education Association
Hearda
Hot Springs New Bra
American Genius Teaches Dewey as American Genius
A Parayould Day Press clippings note praises from the University of Paris dean calling John Dewey the most profound American genius. The piece questions public awareness of Dewey, a psychologist and philosopher, and contrasts him with foreign celebrities like Einstein, suggesting that being understandable may challenge perceptions of depth.
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University of Paris
John Dewey
Columbia University
Dewey
Einstein
Prof
Parayould Day Press
Bridge Gamble in Royal Room Sparks Swift Mockery
A garbled note mentions Swedish soldiers, a king dropping a card during bridge, and a royal flush metaphor. It also references New York job laws, Ames, Democrats, and a quip by Prince of Wales about speeches, plus Coolidge and an emperor reacting to a coronation. The piece blends political personalities with odd dialect and uncertain events from a nostalgic page.
French Druggist Builds World’s Smallest Plane
Paris reports Sean Joubert a French druggist built the smallest airplane in the world using a 20 horsepower motorcycle engine. The craft 40 feet long completed flights including a test to Poitiers in two hours five minutes before he was arrested for flying an unlicensed machine. The aviation ministry may license the plane for commercial use.
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Paris
Sean ‘Joubert
Joubert
Poitiers
Aly Winistry
Eee
China Population Put at 500 Million
Shanghai dispatch notes a reported Chinese population figure of 500 million, with officials citing rapid growth and distribution across urban centers and rural areas. The item emphasizes demographic scale and potential social and economic implications.
Oklahoma Brothers Swim Mississippi River Feat
Clinton residents F. Newton and Byron Newton are visiting after weeks with their brother Fred Newton who is attempting to swim the Mississippi from source toward the Gulf. Fred, aided by a colored attendant, has logged over 1500 miles and hopes to reach New Orleans by November 15.
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Clinton
Okla
UAI
F. S. Newton
Byron Newton
Fréd ‘Newton
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
Fred
Sea Jed By
Fred Ha
New Orleans
North Loup Declared Pop Corn Capital of the Earth
North Loup Nebraska in Valley County has earned a world record title as the corn capital of the earth. About 11 000 acres of corn planted in Nebraska with 746 in Valley County produced large yields summing to 176 150 dollars in revenue on farm operations. Each autumn the town hosts a multi day pop corn festival with free corn for celebrants.
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Stately Avenue of Elms Will Honor War Heroes
A Paris plan envisions an avenue of stately elms to honor World War leaders and soldiers from 1414 to 1918. The project includes statues of Foch Joffre Gallieni Lyautey and Surreal, to be placed along a new route near the Military School at the Champs de Murs. Landscape gardeners will begin once the streets are cut through.
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Paris
Parisios
Amy
Foch
Joffre
Gallioni
Lyailey
Surreal
Champs de Murs
Acclice Puff Interlude In Crinada Bay Scene
A whimsical exchange unfolds as the Mouse questions Acclice while Puffy lights in Crinada to view Hudsop's Bay. A clumsy remark about time echoes, hinting at a playful, muddled moment in a quirky setting.
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Crinada
Hudsop
Memorial Vision Amid French Gardens And Statues
A street of Great Soldiers features geometrically perfect French gardens bordering a young memorial with statues on sturdy pedestals. Each plaque would bear the hero’s name as a bronze tribute. Tree planting would honor sacrifices while addressing wartime shortages in France.
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Eins
France
British Jurist Asks Identity of Carnera
In London a suit by Harry Levene against Primo Carnera questioned the boxer's identity. Lord Justice Scrutton and Justice Behrton questioned Carnera’s status as a boxer as spectators laughed, while Levene argued the Italian had hired a hinday manager.
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London
Prima Carnera
Justice Scrutton
London Court of Appeals
Harry Levené
England
Levene
Boser
Hinday
Behtatton
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