Hoover Moves To Save The War Debt System
The Tribune reports President Hoover’s proposal to suspend intergovernmental debt payments for at least a year after World War I. The plan aims to prevent bankruptcies and restart global trade, with broad political and financial backing. It argues deferment, not cancellation, best preserves national prosperity and confidence.
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Cerrier
Jefferson City
Missouri
Hoover
Germany
Mr. Hoover
Nautilus and Zeppelin meet unlikely at the pole
The piece argues gamblers and highwaymen both take money from workers, emphasizing sworn duties of law and city attorney. It compares the Nautilus’s cold voyage and its English journey, noting there will never be a meeting of Nautilus and Zeppelin at the North Pole.
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Arctic
England
Zeppelin
North Pole
Words with History Hidden in Everyday Speech
A fragment from a column on language discusses how printed words carry history and meaning beyond their surface. It urges readers to examine words like plate and zebra to see their origins, noting how letters and ideas become part of meaning and memory.
Criticism of the Supreme Court by James M. Beck
James M. Beck argues the Supreme Court is a human political institution deserving critique. He cites Chief Justice Marshall’s Marbury v Madison errors and notes recent five to four decisions show potential errors on both sides. The Omaha World-Herald records his Northwestern Law School address urging less reverence and more scrutiny.
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Marbury-Magison
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Omaha World-Herald
Highway protection gains acheived in Missouri
The Missouri drive for highway safety reduces fly by night bus concerns via state public service regulations. Interstate carriers challenge state rules prompting calls for federal oversight by the Interstate Commerce Commission as Congress weighs action.
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State Public Service Commission
Bearcely
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Kansas City Times
The Editors Friends and The Paper’s Duty
The editor faces pressure from friends and enemies alike as a trusted paper must print news without fear or favor. The author recalls threats and reprisals endured by editors, noting criticism of all things human and divine, including the Bible, in a Harlan Iowa Republican instance.
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Iowa
Dice Rolling Has Gone Intelligentsia
Northwestern University's employment office notes student work methods including a plan using spotted cubes that supposedly make money appear. A male student reportedly earned his way as a nursemaid.
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Evanston
Northwestern University
Round the World Bid: Wiley Post and Gatty Take Off
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty depart from New York on a bid to circle the globe in the Winnie Mae monoplane. They plan refueling at Harbor Grace Newfoundland before heading to Croydon England, aiming to break the 22 day record with a seven to ten day target.
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Harold Aatty
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England
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F.C. Wall
Oklahoma
Winnie Mae
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Fost
Oelahoma City
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Radio Tonight Offerings From NBC CBS And WABC
The program guide lists music and talk shows tonight across NBC CBS and WEAF stations. Highlights include Julia Anderson and Frank Cruitt at 6 60, Claude Gowers under Democratic Nations Committee at 7 60, Paul Whiteman at 10, and science talks at 5 00.
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Democratic Nations Committee
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WABCG
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Dream Pictures
Archer Gibson
WJNBC
Paul Whiteman
Chicago
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Weat Nhc
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Ted Pearson
Wjz-Nbc
O. H. Caldwell
Ghive Palmer
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Sweden
Selma Johntoon
Wdiz
Jack Crawford
WABGC
Londoner Pascall Elected Rotary International President
Sydney W. Pascall of London England was unanimously elected president of Rotary International for the coming year in Vienna.
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Sydney
W. Pascall
London
Eng
City approves parallel parking trial and two hour limit
The Capital City City Council adopted two traffic ordinances at a special meeting. Parallel parking will apply citywide with cars not more than one foot from the curb and two feet from the car ahead on High Street Madison Street and Capitol Avenue. A two hour downtown limit passed unanimously except Alderman Mace who favored one hour enforcement. A public hearing was set on a half hour after sunset to half hour before sunrise parking lights rule.
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June R. Rose
High Street
Netween
Washington
Lafayette
Madison Street
High
Capitol Avenue
Madison
Cherry
Charles Mace
June BR. Rose
Oscar Schneider
City council debates on Schneider pay and public works
The council approved continued pay for injured city employee Schneider totaling 2,750 after a final payment and release. Debates over an extra 240 and a 500 plus June salary followed, with Mayor casting the decisive vote. An ordinance on cistern filling fees and water pumping charges was tabled for investigation. The city physician salary was reduced to 1,200 annually. A memorial for Tra L Pare was proposed.
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Schneider
Ben F. Reed
Asel
Reed
City Fire Department
Aseél
Tra L. Pare
Mace, Owens
Remner
Jane R. Rose
J. W. Wheeler
Commercial Avenue
Madison
Monro
Carl Wals
Louis Brunner
Ruth Nichols Injured In Crash But Determined To Fly
Ruth Nichols, bound for Paris on the Lindbergh trail, was injured when her high speed monoplane crashed after takeoff from Floyd Bennett Field. She suffered back injuries and a knee strain, with doctors ordering X rays to check the spine. Clarence Chamberlin, adviser to Nichols, arrived to survey the wreckage as authorities considered an indefinite postponement of the journey.
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New York
Ruth Nichols
Paris
Miss Nichols
Floyd Bennett Field
Naval Reserve
Clarence D. Chamberlin
St. John
Chamberlin
Love and Jealousy Entangle Irene and Tommy's Future
In a crowded Oakdale scene Beryl frets as Irene's renewed affair with Gaylord looms while Tommy wrestles with love for Irene and a restless plan for his future. At a hospital vigil Gaylord awaits news on Irene as Tommy debates marriage and responsibility, torn between desire and restraint.
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