Federal Control Of Air Advocated
A bill introduced in the House by Rep White of Maine proposes federal control of air to prevent radio congestion and boost efficiency. It would grant the President and the secretary of commerce broad authority to regulate cross state and international communications, license stations, and assign wave allocations while exempting receivers and amateurs. Licenses would last ten years with fees from 50 cents to 300 dollars.
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Night Flying For Commercial Planes
London reports night flying for commercial planes has been tested and found as easy as day. tests validate safety and practicality, enabling around the clock air travel. officials see potential for expanded schedules and improved mail and passenger service across regions.
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Japanese consul general predicts no war with United States
Honolulu June 10 Kei chi Yamasaki consul general of Japan in Honolulu scouted talk of war as unfounded saying both nations cannot afford it. He said commercial ties should bind Japan and America and noted cooperation between capital and labor could ease Hawaii sugar plantation tensions. He warned China outlook stays unsatisfactory for years and denied Japan will intervene there beyond protecting lives and property.
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Somebody Lists W Warner's Book
Walter Warner of Neghannock Falls lost faith in human nature after theft during a city visit. He bought magazines and a metaphysics book, then paused at a display while an unseen thief took the book under his arm. The missing volume seems of little value to most readers.
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Lightning Hits Gasoline Tanks in Franklin Pa
Two 25,000 barrel tanks owned by Atlantic Refining Eclipse works were struck by lightning in a thunderstorm. Estimated losses range from 76,000 to 100,000 dollars. Nine streams of water brought one tank under control after two hours, while the other remained burning late last night as hundreds fought the blaze.
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Worker in Mission Sued as Bigamist
INDIANAPOLIS June 10 A court case unfolds in which Mrs Alma Hamble Smith seeks annulment of her marriage to Oliver P Smith alleging bigamy and a troubled romance rooted in a church mission. The suit details Smith courting multiple women, marrying Miss Wildam Bostwick in Chicago, and pressuring Hamble with threats of suicide to gain funds for further marriages.
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Highland Pupils Are Readers Certificates Awarded
Highland school honors sixth and seventh grade pupils for reading ten or more books in the Home Reading course. The list names numerous students from grade 6 and 7, with several receiving certificates and seals for continuing achievement.
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Books Centuries Old Are Placed On View
London on June 1. Oldest Durham cathedral monastic library texts are on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Writings date from seventh to fourteenth century, with Bede attributions disputed. Key volumes include Pudsey Bible, once linked to Bishops William de St Carleph and Hugh de Puiset Pudsey.
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Willys Plant Sold at Auction in Elizabeth New Jersey
The Willys corporation plant covering 37 acres in Elizabeth New Jersey was sold at auction for 5.525 million dollars to the Durant Motor Car Corporation. Maxwell Motor Car Company placed the second bid at 5.5 million. Sale awaits confirmation by Judge Dodine in federal district court at Newark.
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