Peace and Reform Proposals Across Federal System
The article outlines plans for an English-speaking nations peace pact, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified Department of National Defense, a Federal push to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and a November Congress election with presidential inauguration on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Systemic Oil Waste Endangers Navy Reserves
The piece argues that oil waste stems from a flawed system across the industry, not just individuals like Sinclair, Fall, and Doheny. It cites payments and political influence, noting engineers say production halves could be achieved through cooperative extraction. It urges Congress to empower or replace the Federal Oil Conservation Board to save Navy and Army oil reserves and national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Fall
Doheny
Republican Campaign Committee
Navy
Army Oil Reserve
Army
Navy World
United States
Coolidge
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Congress
Automobilist
Better Pictures In India And China Motivate Global Film Growth
A survey by Arthur Loew of MGM foreign department, announced by Louis B. Mayer, finds India and China have one theater for 800,000 to 9,000,000 people. In the US one theater per 6,000, Great Britain 31,000, France 14,000, Brazil 30,000. Mayer says foreign fields must be developed as saturation nears in America to boost cinema interest and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Arthur Loew
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer Foreign Department
Louis B. Mayer
United States
Great Britain
France
Brazil
America
Mr. Mayer
Business Loans Rise Sharply February to March
A substantial gain in commercial loans from Feb 13 to March 15 totals about 200 million dollars for actual business financing, while loans on securities and investments remain near standstill. February manufacturing rose 3 percent from January and 2 percent higher than 2027, with a steady uptick in industrial and business activity and payrolls across many trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeary
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Ninth Planet Sought By Sassaepvers and Write It Poyral
Professor William H Pickering argues for a new planet between Neptune and Uranus based on perturbations in Neptune Uranus and Saturn. He provides short ephemeris, estimates magnitude about 17.2, and urges prompt amateur search with telescopes near the ecliptic.
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Sassae Pervers
Poyral
William H. Pickering
Neptune
Pickering
Serr Ture
Uranus
Neme
Azour
Jupiter
Mnull
Profesnce Pickering
Plese
Protetor Pickering
Gy'28
Featire Merstox
Tne
Everyday Dangers Threaten Health Warns of Hazards
An article by Royal B. Copeland warns readers of daily health hazards in homes offices and factories. It highlights risks from broken stair treads warped surfaces and careless practices that lead to injuries fires and long term health problems. The piece emphasizes vigilance from individuals and communities to reduce danger in everyday environments.
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ROYAL
Copeland
Copyrucht
Hnoruce
Suitlun Bunate
Betrey
Renate
Tor Othr
Marea
Mgadhart
Pled Piper Legend Recalled In German Folklore Tale
A retold tale links the Pled Piper to the German legend of the Pied Piper of Hamelin, in which a magical piper lures away townspeople, including children, after a failed payment, leading them to a river and an underground march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenda
Tinwalin
Ila
Tntann
Forest Week urges school planning for tree planting
Dr. Frank Crane calls Forest Week a national call for organized action by schools and groups to plant and protect trees. Foresters warn abandoning forest land would harm wealth and defense, while forests aid flood control and watershed protection, urging rapid school and public involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Minamaipal Alley
National Forest
Mihi
Watching Joan of Arc Burn and the French Talent Displayed
This fragment describes a French film about Joan of Arc, noting French genius and emotion, the crowd scene at Verdun, and the tragedy of Joan being burned at the stake. It comments on actors’ faces conveying anguish and reverence, and the historical claim of France saving itself from England.
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Ie Talian
Joan of Arc
Joan
France
England
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