Tribute to America TT praises U.S. aircraft progress
Col James Fitamaurice, famed Irish pilot, plans to enter the London Melbourne race under British auspices. He notes U S long distance speed planes as the finest in the world, and says U S aviation has made unmatched progress in major aircraft design. He also plans to fly American planes in the event of war.
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America
Ryan
Buidersiat
James Fitamaurice
Colonel Fitamaurice
Wye
United States
Graduates Face Hazy Job Prospects but Hopeful Outlook
A 1934 graduate cohort leaves schools with diplomas while unsure of wage earning chances. Yet analysts note improving business conditions since 1930s and urge pursuing further study or service to humanity. Graduates are urged to prepare for a tough job market, learn resilience, and trust national confidence in their capabilities.
National Teachers Day proposed by Southeastern University
Officials of Southeastern University in Washington propose a National Teachers Day to honor all U S school teachers. President Dr James A Bell says the move would recognize a group essential to civilization, asking students past and present to send notes of appreciation to instructors who helped shape their public school years.
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Southeastern University
Washington
United States
James A. Bell
Valle
Gut Daily
Ute
Geographical Advantage and Curious Global Paradoxes
A scattered column muses on hemispheric ties, noting Europe’s jitters over armament and Canada’s cool stance toward U S and the potential of American bases there. It humorously mentions Northwest tourism, London street violin nuisance, cosmetics, cotton, poker dangers, and Peggy Hopkins Joyce’s bank trial appearance.
Once Overs By J. J. Mundy
An advertisement argues a new car offers speed and comfort but warns that faster travel shortens leisure and disturbs family enjoyment. It suggests using sensible trip planning to preserve education and interest while still benefiting from car improvements.
Mud Puddles and a Jury in a Sparse Court Scene
An excerpt describes Bil Childs stubbornly defending a verdict made by a jury once 23 snornN on a case. The sheriff arrives at noon as the foreman orders seven dinners and a bale of hay, implying a rustic, humorous courtroom tableau.
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Gene
Bil Childs
Bill
Foreman
Tomorrow’s Truth Ahead for Truth Seekers
Poem by Edgar A. Guest reflects on breaking old limits and facing unknowns. It urges pioneers to defy fixed maxims and seek new knowledge. The verse envisions progress as tomorrow’s grain of truth that overturns false beliefs once learned.
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Edgar A
Guest
Hints and Dints From An Odd Collection of Quotes
A bon mot style collage of misheard names, political quips, and wordplay. It recalls Hoover and Roosevelt chatter, Prohibition rhetoric, and odd anecdotes about scientists, explorers, and critics. The fragmentary items mix humor and social commentary across diverse topics.
The Old Refrain And Humorous Dinner Jokes Parade
A cluttered collection of jokes and witticisms from a vintage dinner stories page. It riffs on manners, gossip, and social folly with characters like maids, waiters, and family members in short quips and light anecdotes. The tone mimics a playful, period newspaper brief.
Bible Thought For Today Tetee Es 1
A short devotional note reflects on the human tendency to scorn those who rest easily and to scorn deceit, drawing on a Psalm verse about contempt for fraud. The wording emphasizes a cautionary tone toward complacency and dishonesty.
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Tetee
World at a Glance Reflects Navy Parade and Salaries Debate
A Central Press roundup notes a New York Navy Day parade aimed at boosting naval awareness, amid editorials on labor bills and wage debates. It cites packing industry salary figures and argues high pay supports executive leadership affecting livestock prices. Also previews the Oberammergau passion play under Nazi rule featuring Alois Lang in a crucifixion scene.
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Central Press
New York
Bey
United States
Navy
Bardenbach
Intel
Cisco Cxecutive
Oberammergau
Christ
Alois Lang
Outlaw Morton’s Trials and Brandeis Supreme Court Milestone
A 1628 account recalls Thomas Morton’s capture by Miles Standish at Merry Mount and his banishment to England, inspiring Hawthorne’s tale and an opera. It notes June 5 1916 Brandeis becoming the first Jewish associate justice, amid Senate opposition. The item also mentions WWI events and 1913 selective service.
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Thomas Morton
Plymouth
Miles Standish
Wessagu
England
Dillinger
Maine
Morton
Merry Mount
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Howard Hanson
Richard L. Stokes
Ligotry
Louis Dembitz Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Health Talk Warns Against Modern Life Shocks
Weekly Health Talk by Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges personal welfare focus to shield against nervous and mental breakdowns. He links shell shock to cumulative life stresses and discourages excess alcohol caffeine tobacco and improper rest, urging moderation to prevent disorders.
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Theodore B. Appel
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