British Aviation Not Ruled by Politics
Editorial contrasts British unity in defense driven aviation progress with American political interference. Highlights Britain designating aviation as a government department, separate from army and navy, and funding air forces with proper due process. Criticizes U.S. air mail policy, army pilots, and lack of specialized training amid debates on Empire Day and aviation as a national asset.
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Britain
United States
London
Air Express
Court of Justice
British Airways
College
America
Guild of Air Pilots
Brecklands
Lonston Club
Royal Air Force
Hendon
Hatfield
Melbourne
Congress
Aircraft Exchange and Mart
Plignt Lieut. R. Preston
Duchess of Bedford
Duichess
Prins
Britsh Aviation
Paolitics
Self-reliant Girls: Coeds Learn More With Boys Around
Dr Henry N MacCracken president of Vassar College argues girls in women’s colleges grow self reliant, while co eds imitate men. The writer suggests this may be a familiar idea, not a new discovery, and notes girls often choose whether to follow or lead with boys present or absent.
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Henry N. MacCracken
Vassar College
Marrying for Love Among Notre Dame Graduates
Among several hundred Notre Dame graduates, 91 percent said married life was happy. About half reported no discord. Of 274 responses, only two were divorced and seven separated. Causes of discord included wife’s sense of humor, mother-in-law in home, bridge, mystery stories, and late meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
The Airway Becomes the Highway by Charles Iwward
Preparations for new air lines accelerate linking major towns. Increased Bristol Cardiff and other routes expand services from London to the Channel Islands and beyond. Continental travel grows with Dutch and Imperial services, while UK airfields open to the public and Empire day debates arise.
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Charles Iwward
London
Bristol
Cardiff
Hull
Grimsby
Portsmouth
Weston
Isle of Wight
Margate
Clacton
Liverpool
Isle of Man
Ireland
Royal Dutch Air Lines
North Sea
Amsterdam
Banco
le Touquet
Aid
Imperial Aiigars
Paris
Continental Air
Lyons
Marseilles
Rome
Naples
Brindisi
Corfu
Chamier
Air League
Air Ministry
League
New Faces at Manhattan Stage Brightens Broadway
The New Faces revue offers fresh talent from California and a potpourri of ideas amid familiar veterans. Elsie Janis shines under Dillingham’s direction while critics note the revival’s jaunty energy and bold departure from NYC’s stale repertory.
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New York
Charles B. Dillingham
Alwins
California
Manhattan
Dilinghapus Didaes
Elsie Janis
Heyden
Dilingham
The Illusion of Efficiency and Modern Refrigerators
A fragmented rhetorical piece contrasts efficiency with choosing the right first task. It questions the meaning of efficiency and urges focusing on truly valuable actions amid crowded modern life. It then shifts to a 1934 refrigerator show ad urging readers to visit, compare models, and seize special offers.
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Ney Eatiun
Desibuty
Ope
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland and the power of the nose
A humorous essay argues that a person’s nose and profile influence success in acting poetry and fame. It cites Cyrano de Bergerac George Arliss and other performers to illustrate how facial features shape perception and destiny in theater and society.
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George Arliss
New Wonderland of Science Explores Ocean Depths and Life
The article describes ocean exploration and biology from the California University and Scripps Institute, detailing kelp forests, deep sea life, Sahara-like Pacific zones, and the immense pressure and unique organisms found below 200 feet. It contrasts French industrialist Andre Citroën's rise, wartime production, and later stock-market reactions with a shift toward more rational corporate management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of California
Ratwome Sutton
Tae Angeles Times
Pacific
California
Gurato
P. S. Barnhart
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Equator
Medway
Japan
Burt Richardson
Open hours and advertising fares noted in Stars and Stripes
The item recalls open hours from 8 AM to 10 PM for Stars and Stripes and mentions railways advertising cut rate fares for the summer. It also reports that Judge W. McGrory of the Ninety fourth District Court is bedbound after a street accident near Camden Street. John Evans, a prominent Uvalde merchant, visits for days to arrange publishing for the Uvalde High School yearbook with his son Jack Evans and John Hines.
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WW. McGrory
Ninety-fourth
Camden Ftreet
San Antonio Light
John Evans
Stockean Aid
Uvalde
Businss
Mr. Evans
Ila
Jack Evans
John Hines
Uvalde High School
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Perry Belmont
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Scroff
Tony Pastor
Heleler
Tokko
Hahimer- Nein's
Temples
Broadway
Fife
George Ariiss
Minut
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Busnan
Penal Institution
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Currier and Ives
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Sophir
Iistes Dinneham
James Shelton
Paauckh
Noel Coward
Walter Cat
McNavent Syed
Elsie Robinson
Helen Rowland
Ite
Cyrano de Bergerac
Jimmy Dare
Cyrano
Sage
Fate
Cassie
Ead
Ronen
Syn
Tom
Edwin C. Hill
Henry Ford
France
Andre Gilreen
Europe
Mator
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Washington Monument
Monsieur Citroin
Polytechnic School
Joffre
Petsin
Foch
Andre Curean
Ford
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Detroit
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Michigan
River Rouge
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