Too Much Red Tape in Federal Oversight of AT&T Cable
Washington columnist William Bruckart denounces FCC actions expanding jurisdiction over AT&T experimental ecoaxial cable. He warns of bureaucratic overreach hindering tech advances, noting AT&T plans to test 100 miles of cable between New York and Philadelphia to transmit telephony, television, and telegraph exchanges.
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Lost land Iliawa described as a peaceful secluded valley
The article portrays a mythical valley named Ialawa in Hawaii, home to Tolynesian families living without money and isolation from modern civilization. It notes efforts by Paul J. Fagan and partners to preserve 9,000 acres and a forest reserve, keeping the domain pristine for future generations.
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Italian City Guidonia Promises Aviation Center
Guidonia near Rome emerges as an aviation centered city built as a rural hub. The plan features a laboratory-like complex for model aircraft research with stratosphere studies, radio aviation experiments, aerodynamic galleries, and towers housing test models.
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Harvest All Year Round Wheat Harvest Timeline Across Nations
The article outlines a year round wheat harvest across the world. It lists regions by month with nations like Australia New Zealand Chili India Mexico Cuba Algeria Central Asia Spain China Japan Morocco and more. It notes harvest months span from May in Texas to August in the Dakotas.
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Daily Population Increases in the United States
Based on the 1930 census the population grows by about one person every 36 seconds. The birth rate averages one per 14 seconds, a death every 22 seconds, an immigrant every 12 minutes, and an emigrant every some hours.
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Nicotine Content in Tobacco Varies Widely
The article notes nicotine ranges from 2 to 8 percent in tobacco with coarser varieties higher and fine cigars usually under 2 percent. Turkish tobacco is said to contain scarcely any nicotine.
President shifts to taxation as tool for industry experiments
The article notes a Supreme Court limit on government regimentation and cites Arthur A. Ballantine on the President's turn to tax policy as a means to influence industry, warning of costly repercussions for employment and the average citizen if rushed through without debate.
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Cry for Peace: Ethiopia Seeks Modernization and Unity
Emperor of Ethiopia appeals for peace to complete modernization efforts. He cites education, road-building, and commerce as priorities to employ liberated slaves and integrate into global intellectual life through radio stations. War threats from Italy could derail progress and divert attention from national development.
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Stabilizing Influence by Harry Hines Woodring
In this editorial style piece Assistant Secretary of War Harry Hines Woodring argues the army is now a familiar presence in American life. He credits education within the armed forces for progress and calls the military the nation’s greatest stabilizing influence despite equipment shortfalls.
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World on Mend by Sir Robert Dorden
Former Canadian premier Sir Robert Dorden writes that while the world faces confused conditions, he remains optimistic that things will improve. He urges active participation in public affairs by the best elements of society, recalling a 26 year old pledge to prefer youthful opposition over idle drones.
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Japan's War Spirit Revealed by Kato
The piece argues war fever in China grows from imperialist politicies and Japanese capitalists push arms despite resistance. It asserts unavoidable clash between US and Japan while Britain recedes, and outlines indirect conflict over China.
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Government can Fix Wages on Works Relief in Idaho
Senator from Idaho William E. Ponag states the government can set wages for men on works relief projects at 319 4 month. He asserts the plan could stabilize relief work and ensure fair pay.
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Housewife's Idea Box A Time Saver
A housewife advises folding towels in thirds lengthwise to simplify storage. She notes towels slide onto bathroom rods without refolding and fold straighter when first folded lengthwise. Suggests trying it next time. Public Ledger WNU Service.
Parasite Catalogue Aids Global Economic Vegetation Control
Faraday house maintains a 60 006 parasite catalogue detailing habits hosts and countries found for empire governments. A tlober pest in Canada prompted a Europe sourced parasite leading to 3 500 cocoons shipped in 1032 and exports surpassing four million last year boosting Canadian timber profits.
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Poison Ivy Poisoning Through Animal Contact Theory
Mysterious ivy poisoning cases may arise without plant contact.Experts suggest toxic oil from cattle or other animals touched by the susceptible person could transfer the poison.
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