Congress Debates Muscle Shoals Policy Split
Three leading House members discuss short term strategies amid a deadlock over Muscle Shoals operation. Reece supports private operation, Belt questions census apportionment, and McDuffie notes party stakes, as Beck attacks anti prohibition moves and temperance boards over alien counts. The debate signals ongoing partisan struggle with no clear resolution.
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Reece
McDuffie
Jon
Muscle Shoals
Pela
Senate
Beck
2 Methodist Board of Temperance
Prohibition and
Public Morals
Hellncticn
Lic
Night of Radio Programs and Orchestras on Friday
A listing of radio programs and musical acts scheduled Friday November 28 including Cecil and Mildred DeWeese pianist, Horace Heidt and His New Yorker Hotel Orchestra, Slumber Music, Ronnie and Sally, and many other ensembles. Weather forecast and station details accompany the features.
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Glena
L Slumber Music
Longina
Horace Heidt
New Yorker
Udey
Togram
K.C
Farly
Bird
Pecans
Keystone Chronicle
Vincent Lopes
St. Regis
Blue Chasers
Army-Notre Dame
Blue Aces
Smith Ballew
Cecil and
Sally
Mildred DeWeese
Hostyeatt J
Orto Rica
Col
Theodore ~ Roosevelt, Jr
Pickard Family
Alice Moncrieff
Dutch Masters Minstrels
Chicago Civic Opera
Amos ’N' Andy
Slimber Music
Helen and
Karl
Slumber
Manic
Tisse
Phil’ Spitalny
Hie Fdgewater
Biay Hen Eaents
reese + Biscuit
Trinity Lutheran Service
City Journal-Post
Iian Science Service
Third Church
K. C
Mo. I
Metropolitan Echoes
Mona
Newark flyer forced to bail from storm during record attempt
In Newark the pilot named Gerald P. Nettleton of Toledo Ohio attempted to establish a new junior transcontinental flying record. A storm forced him to abandon the flight and use a parachute near his destination.
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Newark
Gerald P. Nettleton
Toledo
Ohio
Gas Tax Refund Near Twenty Percent in Kansas
Kansas state auditor Will J. French said about 20 percent of the gasoline tax collected was refunded in 1929 and 1930. He urged changes to the refund law, proposing direct state claims processing or alternate methods, to fix divided responsibility and improve administration.
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Topeka
Kansan
Will J. French
Kansas
French
Altho
Missouri
Tom
Union
Stop That Cold in its Tracks
An old time remedy promises rapid cold relief claiming to stop a cold within six hours and expel it in twelve. The ad touts Carol from Mesuon with a system change to an alkali state reducing germ growth. It urges purchase at McKesson Service and independent drug stores.
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Mesuon
Carol
McKesson Service
Sasha
McKesson
10 000 foot drop and caterpillar club induction
Ger ald Nettleton, a 20 year old Toledo aviator, leapt from his plane at 10 000 feet to escape a storm near San Diego while on a transcontinental flight. He landed safely near a ranch house as his plane crashed a mile away, unhurt despite cold rain and snow. He joined the caterpillar club and described fighting the weather before his emergency exit.
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San Diego
Cal
Gerald Nettleton
Toledo
Ohio
Nettleton
Jess
Night of hard luck ends long road trip
A late report chronicles a fatigued traveler from Paso, Tex to Tucson enduring motor trouble. Despite a near finish, the journey ended with forced repair stops and a rough end to an otherwise long week of setbacks.
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Nettleton
Stan
Boynton
Rockland
Enrou
Paso
Tex
Tucson
Mencken Plans Portrait but Won't Pay for It
Nov. 28 AP report notes H L Mencken will have his portrait painted but will not pay for the likeness. The American Mercury editor resists publicity and instructs that payment is not his concern, prompting discussion on authorship and portrait obligations.
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New York
H. L. Mencken
the American Mer
Roy Manutes Sets World Record With Federation Lead
Roy Manutes achieves a 408 world record lead under the federation umbrella in a met condegree event, signaling a historic performance and notable federation endorsement.
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Roy Manutes
Federation
Record Run Speedlifted by Fleming in 1940s Air Race
An archived line notes a previous record of 142.66 miles per hour held by W. J. Fleming of Los Angeles in an early international aviation event.
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Asronautique Internationale
W. J. Fleming
Los An
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