Michigan Strikes and National Guard Clash at GM Plants
Michigan troops were mobilized as General Motors plants in Flint faced violent strikes. Federal efforts to end the sit-downs faltered, while labor and management clashed over plant evictions and potential nationwide walkouts.
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Sloan
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Hayashi Likely New Japanese Premier With Army Backing
The emperor tasked Gen Senjuro Hayashi with forming a cabinet after General Ugaki failed due to army opposition. Lieut Gen Kotaro Nakamura agreed to become war minister, with Vice Admiral Yonai as navy minister. Tokio industrial leaders expect stronger defense, higher budgets, and state influence over iron, fuel, and metal industries, plus greater control of transport and trade.
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Ugari
Japan
Senjuro Hayashi
Kotaro Nakamura
Military Education Board
Ugaki
Mitsumasa Yonai
Navy
Tokio
Navy plan flight to Honolulu tests endurance of aviators
The Carter Field twelve Navy planes completed a 2553 mile non stop flight from San Diego to Honolulu in 21 hours 43 minutes carrying 80 officers and men under Lieut. Commander William H. McDade. They faced strong winds late near Honolulu but maintained navigation and mission success, while the operation drew praise from the Navy as a routine transfer and a test of aviator endurance.
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Honolulu
San Diego
William H. McDade
Navy Department
Plight of Spal and Optimism De Luxe in Everly Hills
A column mixes global critique with domestic quips. It argues Spain’s ruin is aided by European powers, questions ransom laws, notes a New York dredging stunt, and recalls a French Riviera tunnel salesman. South American explorers are lampooned, and a medical claim links whisky aging to music.
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Calif
Spain
New York
East River
French Riviera
Grand Corn
South America
Amazonian
Pennsylvania
Pbirit
Striking Wild Rose Design in Cutwork
Striking wild rose design combines cutwork and applique for easy, decorative needlework. Transfer motif patterns include a 6 by 20 inch center and two smaller pieces. instructions show stitches, materials, color ideas, and patches. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept, 82 Eighth Ave, New York, with pattern number and sender details.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Pept
Eighth Ave
New York
Palace of the Soviets rises near Kremlin in Moscow
Russia builds the largest structure in the world called the Palace of the Soviets. A million cubic yards excavated for foundations with steam shovels and pumps working around the clock behind a fence near Kropotkin square. It will hold 290000 tons of steel and 400000 tons of concrete. one hall seats 66000 people. A drug advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription claims seven decades of use as a tonic for women.
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Kropotkin Square
Moscow
Kremlin
Palace of the Soviets
Self-Pity Critique Echoes Bright Saying
A brief quotation from Bright condemns self-pity as a subtler form of evil, warning readers that dwelling on one's woes can corrode character and resolve. The author emphasizes vigilance against this creeping habit and its moral cost.
Three Days Cough Warning Promises Creomulsion Relief
An advertising pitch urges readers that a three days cough signals danger and promises Creomulsion as the fast acting cure. It claims the medicine soothes inflamed membranes, loosens germ laden phlegm, and expels it. Ruggists guarantee satisfaction or refund if unsatisfied from the first use.
Philosophy chief duty to reconcile experience contradictions
The statement frames philosophy as the discipline tasked with reconciling the tensions within human experience. It highlights that core duty is to address conflicting insights, guiding coherent understanding across varied perspectives.
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