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Fragmentary notice notes a Sunday celebration and mentions Associated Press rights and distribution details. Readers are urged to contact local agents for subscription delivery rates and payments.
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Associated Press
Anewryu
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dallas
Abo
Walt Hatee
Contact
Focal
Denless Rnkuyers
Fleratey Wapapers Corporatics
Teachers to the Attack on Forest Fire Prevention
The article urges forest fire prevention as the season nears and calls on teachers to educate students about fire risks. It cites John Tillinghast on suppression costs and proposes higher salaries for teachers who include fire prevention in curricula, appealing to public support.
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John Tillinghast
Mount Hope
Hegister
Revolution Witness Describes A Nonviolent Uprising
A New York Communist trial witness told the jury that the revolution would come without force or violence and that America’s capitalist oppressors would be put to work in mines and other places. The remark sparked questions about who would be classified in the upheaval.
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New York
America
Capitalist Cartoons Spark Clash Over Power and Wealth
The piece contrasts capitalists like John L. Lewis Ben Fairless Henry Ford Jr and George Love with a poorer man in a jalopy, suggesting a parade of elites to nines and luxury hotels. It questions American views amid labor and revolutionary tensions and hints at anti Stalin sentiment.
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John L. Lewis
Washington
Ben Fairless
United States Steel
Henry Ford, Jr
Ford Enterprises
George Love
Pill-Consol Coal Company
Joe Stalin
Not a Bellwether: Pennsylvania Race Signals Mixed national mood
The 26th Pennsylvania Congressional District victory by Republicans is played as a bellwether by some, but critics caution the result was not decisive. The campaign centered on wartime military ties with veterans and a gold star mother, while Ohio and Taft loom as future tests in 1930 and 1952.
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Pennsylvania
Hou
Iwo Jima
Truman
Ohio
Robert Taft
Buckeye
West Virginia air travel advocate urges airport funding
Private R Blevins, stationed in Birkenfeld Germany, rebukes Raleigh County voters who opposed the airport levy. He argues West Virginia trails neighboring states in transportation, cites airlift in Germany, and urges residents to support modern airport facilities to boost economy and future mobility.
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R. Blevins
Air Force
Birkenfeld
Germany
Blevins
Uncle Sam
West Virginia
Charleston
Huntington
West
Forsun
Raleigh County
Beckley
Three Hour Manhattan Lunch Threatens Shangri York
Boyle argues the three hour Manhattan lunch is eroding New York City’s social and economic fabric. He describes executives meeting for business and gossip over multiple courses and cocktails, leaving them exhausted and unproductive. The column portrays lavish meals as dismantling productivity and spirit in the financial district.
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Washington, D. C
Long Island
Shangri-York
Manhattan
Hollywood
Shakespeare
J. P. Morgan
New Yorks
Rail Grievances Build to Striking Point on Railroads
Norman Walker reports the rail labor dispute centers on contract terms and grievances filed with the National Railroad Adjustment Board. Backlog exceeds 3,000 cases, four to five years to settle, unions boycott the board, two newer panels lack funding, and the push toward arbitration or direct bargaining intensifies as strikes loom.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Missouri Pacific
Then
Congress
National Railroad Adjustment Board
Chicago
Iemploys
Wions
National Mediation Board
White House
Adjustment Board
Young Samaritans Win Honors With Kindness
In Chicago Pittsburgh officer rescues trapped puppy from a sewer. Tim Suter, 16, crawls into the manhole to reach the dog, then carries it out to safety. He later wins the National Humane Act Award from the AMVA for his act and compassionate work for animals.
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Tom Ward
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Faney
Tim Suter
Ron
Tim
Anetican Veterinary Medical Association
AMVA
San Francisco
Animal Friends
Association
Frank Kiemele
Pet News
John Newton
Columbus
Ohio
Suzanne Weller
Pretty Blonde Swanne
Richard Swank
Mentor
Richard Rose
Detroit
Iself
Merger of Anglo American World Power in Money Talk Stage
Washington reports six months remain to craft a joint Anglo American policy to prevent British collapse. Talks explore devaluation, a continental economic union, and a greater role for private capital with broader Anglo American collaboration in Asia and India.
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Washington
Victoria
Treasury
Congress
Dean G. Achegon
Ernest Bevin
United States
Ube 'Bar East
India
China
Asia
Greece
Acheson
Bevin
Far East
Jawa
Harlal Nehru
Nehru
OR. P
Girl slips from pursuers on moving train in Lilac Street tale
Derria plans a bold escape from Mrs. Jason and her son on a farm road then boards a moving train to vanish from the house. She uses timing at the New York bound station to outrun the Jasons as the train pulls away, leaving her fate to be revealed in the next chapter.
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Derria
Jason
Forks
Derrin
Stanley
New York
Jasons
Plaform
Terria
Marilyn Maxwell Reveals Atom Dance Work and Blonde Preference
Marilyn Maxwell recalls her five month tour and her wish to return to brunette, noting fans prefer her as blonde. She discusses performing the atom dance with balloons, training from burlesque styles, and reactions from Loretta Young and Clark Gable. She describes the dance’s visual gimmicks and a chain balloon effect.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Maxwell
Clarinda
Hace Street
Marilyn
Sally Rand
RosMa
Johnston
East
Atlantic City Steel Fiel
San Francisco
Loretta Young
Clark Gable
Chuck Walters
Ceck
Prisoner Train Crews Urged to Be Pro Soviet
Former prisoner Hans Rolf Trache claims crews on trains taking released prisoners home to Germany should be pro Soviet. He wrote to Neues Deutschland criticizing railway staff for anti Soviet agitation and lamenting negative depictions of Russians by German crews.
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Reda
Associated Press
Berlin
Hans-Rolf Trache
Russia
Geremany
Neues Deutschland
Socialist Unity (Communist
Germany
Soviet
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