The Price of Speed on Modern Highways
An editorial argues speed kills and notes 1934’s 36 000 sudden ths as proof. It links reckless driving, alcohol impairment, and human frailty to fatal crashes, warning even skilled drivers face danger at high speeds. The author cites J. Nagin and questions whether speed can be safe while humanity fails.
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Map talk in war reports from Gorahai to Harar
The piece discusses war correspondence maps and claims that Gorahai’s fall unsettles Harar while Makale’s capture prompts a push toward Lake Tana. It notes the 250 mile distance between Gorahai and Harar and describes how river waters and uphill terrain affect Italian troop movement during the drought renewed campaign.
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Gorahai
Harar
Makale
Lake Tana
Ethiopia
Fafan River
Failed Italian advance through rugged Ethiopian terrain
The commentary notes Gorahai and Valual near Harar, a difficult Makale to Lake Tana route with peaks up to 15 000 feet, and questions the Blue Nile watercourse as a strategic objective. It suggests a possible scare for the British if maps are lacking, while acknowledging Duce's forces progress amid challenging terrain and limited opposition.
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Gorahai
Harar
Valual
Makale
Lake Tana
Addis Ababa
Duce
Trans-Pacific Air Mail and the World’s Flight Future
The piece contrasts rapid air mail progress with persistent political fear and war. It notes Pan-American’s Alameda Canton service starting in November with stops at Honolulu Midway Wake Guam and Manila. It questions whether global mail will spread newspapers of war or promote peace as aviation speeds erode wartime barriers.
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Alameda-Canton
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Wake Islands
Guam
Manila
Armistice day lines urge peace and preparedness
Press comment argues that national readiness pairs with peace, noting preparedness costs as vital insurance while avoiding European quarrels. It cites Bluefield Telegraph and Portland Journal as voicing cautious support for Roosevelt and outlines a GOP need for a strong, electable candidate to defeat him.
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United States
Bluefield Telegraph
Farnsworth Heir Fight Draws in Ocean Town
Anne Farnaworth fights a wrongful heir claim by To Farley and the gang over Luke Farnsworth’s estate. She travels to deter angry fishermen from harming Farnsworth property as her uncle Lee Farnaworth lies recovering from a gunshot wound amid a quarrel. Tecla Sorkt, the nurse, visits the injured heir.
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Anne Farnaworth
Luke Farnsworth
To Farley
Farnsworth
Lee Farnaworth
Ards
Tecla Sorkt
Anne
Charlotte
Sharlee Farnsworth
Farley
John’s Loyal Flame Fades as Trial Begins
Anne endures prison, doubt, and a nerve wracking trial for a crime she may not have committed. John’s absence haunts her, Tecla shares troubling hints, and Nikki Nielsen faces a verdict as the courtroom drama unfolds amid seaside air and fog of uncertainty.
Helen Mack Aims to Make Producers Unhappy With Great Roles
Hollywood the starlet Helen Mack, formerly a child actress from Rock Island set, says her ambition is not merely fame but to be so essential that producers cry at the thought of not having her in their films. She cites Leslie Howard and Claudette Colbert as benchmarks of a true actress who can dominate a project.
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Roosevelt
White House
Portland
Oregon
Journal
Ind
John
Lee Farnsworths
Tecia
Lissa
Orin
George
Anne
Luke
Lucinda
Lenholm
Rob
Nikki Nielsen
Luke Farnsworth
Lloyd
Leo McCarey
Hollywood
Helen Mack
Leslie Howard
Claudette Colbert
Helen
Ethiopian Lions Start Offensive With Timing
A garbled column mentions the Ethiopian Lions moving to begin their offense while noting a doctor cannot reach a sick mule in a hick town. Witty asides about Mack, Stefansson jokes on a meat diet, and quips about underground mysteries and a detained comedian in Soviet Russia frame a scattered, opinionated piece.
Brief political quip on job graft in department
A sharp exchange shows an expert politician praising a candidate for a department post who supposedly can do nothing. The official replies that this would simplify matters since there would be no need to train him.
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