United States Ready to Lead in World Affairs
The essay argues that the United States has grown from a cautious beginning to a mature power suited to global leadership. It touts American trust, constitutionally bound treaties, and a history free of blood-stained hands as reasons the U S should actively guide world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colossus
United States of America
United States
Family of Nations
Founding Fathers
Europe
Asia
Transatlantic air service to begin from Long Island to Marseilles
Pan American Airways announces a transatlantic passenger and mail service starting June 28 from Port Washington to Marseilles via the Azores, 44 hours with future Spain routing to cut Lisbon stop. Route initially 4650 miles, weekly flights, $375 one way including meals and 55 pounds baggage.
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New York
Paris
Port Washington
L. I
Marseilles
France
Azores
Spain
Lisbon
London
Canada
Newfoundland
Pan American Airways
Europe
Mystery trips depart from Dublin for hopeful tourists
Ireland offers summer mystery tours from Dublin where travelers board buses without destination knowledge. The only certainty is that the driver's name starts with the letter O. The gimmick targets curious visitors seeking spontaneous journeys.
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Ireland
Dublin
Catton Reports Antitrust Drive Set for Building Industry
A proposed 500000 dollar boost to the Justice Department anti trust division could launch a nationwide campaign to dismantle price fixing in the building trades. Thurman Arnold notes that patents zones pricing and distribution markups foster rigidity and require broad action across cities and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Thurman Arnold
Anti-Trust
Arnold
Anti-Trust Division
Bible Thought Excerpt Emphasizes Humility and Knowledge
A devotional note cites I Samuel 2 3 urging restraint and reverence for God who weighs actions. It adds a Socratic reflection warning that a fool reveals folly with boastful speech, while a wise person guards counsel.
Mary Martin shines as Hollywood tests hard to ignore
In Hollywood on June 17 Jimmie Fidler notes Paramount may pay generously for Mary Martin in Victor Herbert and cites her New York triumph. He laments studio talent scouting and predicts future shifts as Mary’s success defies prior Hollywood rejections.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Mary
Martin
Victor Herbert
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Metro
Mary Martin
Peanuts
London
Filmville
Jane Doe
Bob
Lone Ranger
Livingstone
Mrs. Livingstone
Jean Barth
Shirley Temple
Barth Woods
Bobby
Billy Mauch
Medicos
Parkyakarkus
Masterpieces of Art Exhibit Reflects Growing Public Taste
Public interest in the Masterpieces of Art at the New York World's Fair rises as crowds encounter casual guides and engaging lectures. The piece argues art is part of life, citing historic masters and fairs to show cultural evolution from 1893 to 1938 and suggests America is maturing in its art appreciation.
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Will Rogers
Milton Stils
Malibu
al Jolson
Cocoanut Grove
America
Commodore Perry
Japan
Hokasi
Hiroshigi
Toyokunis
Goya
Don Manuel Osorio
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Walt Whitman
Pain in the jaw hinge linked to missing teeth
Medical students face gaps in teaching about bones and muscles after initial courses. Dr Resch notes many jaw hinge pain cases stem from missing back teeth not replaced, causing chewing loss and ear symptoms. Reconstructive dental work is lengthy and costly but can relieve pain with patient cooperation.
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C. A. Resch
Cleveland Clinical Quarterly
Resch
Dr Barton Health Booklets Offer Guides for Readers
Dr Barton has written nine health booklets available to readers. Each booklet costs 10 cents and can be ordered from The Bell Library at 247 West 43rd Street New York NY, with the name of this newspaper. The titles include Eating Your Way to Health Why Worry About Your Heart Neurosis The Common Cold Overweight and Underweight Food Allergy Scourge How Is Your Blood Pressure Chronic Rheumatism and Arthritis.
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Barton
Bell Library
West 43Rd St
New York
N. Y
Annoying Habits of Young Children
A column by Angelo Patri describes common child mischief. Examples include a four year old hiding items, a boy using his mother to threaten neighbors, and a girl recounting all actions to adults. The piece urges tolerance and maturity in adults and offers Patri's booklet for guidance.
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Angelo Patrione
dJinnie
Breatty
Sonny
Pilot Receives Message of Fatherhood in Interior Flight
Anchorage report notes pilot Dan Victor heard a radio operator confirm he is the father of a son during a flight in the interior. Victor promised to comment further on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Dan Victor
Okeh
Soda squirts code spelled by signal callers
Signal callers in Kansas City report that soda squirts have a distinct code meaning in their exchanges. The brief note hints at a parsing of signals but provides few concrete details for broader understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Navy board weighs fault in Squalus disaster myth and memory
Washington Daybook examines myth around the Squalus submarine disaster and its commanding officers. It recounts how several submarine losses and shipboard rescues shaped careers, noting promotions for some captains and the fate of others. The piece highlights Oliver Negrin’s role and the broader navy tradition of handling crew safely.
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Squalus
Oliver Negrin
Board of Inquiry
U. S
Honolulu
Portsmouth
Leutenant
Delaware Capes
Navy Department
Cook
Omaha
Florida Keys
H. H. Christy
San Diego
Fire Island
New York
Ank
Army and Navy Club
Washington
David W. Bagley
Jacob Jones
Ireland
Admiral Lima
Amand
Maresland Navy Yard
San Francisco Bay
Walter N. We “1
Pat G
Oxmond K. Ingram
When U S Cavalry Rode to the Rescue Excerpt
A historical note on U S Cavalry roles in frontier wars and a 1898 Trans Mississippis eight cent stamp depiction. The piece highlights cavalry protection of emigrants and wagon trains amid battles with Native Americans during 1869 to 1875 and the Army credited with aiding westward expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Cavalry
United States Army
Oregon
Santa Fe
Briefs: Shoplifter and a Soda Clerk Banter
A terse exchange plays out with a cashier being pressured by a thief who shouts 31. A separate note flags a confident patron who enters the store as a notable beauty, described in a casual tally of 62.
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