Hoover Aims and Delusions by Forbes
The article by B C Forbes questions President Hoover's aims for his administration. It discusses poverty abolition as a central objective, modern technique benefits, equal rights for all, and fears of wealth concentration. It references Washington sources and critiques Hoover's public communications and loyalty to economic order.
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Jury of Women to Pass on Causes of Flaming Youth
Chicago April 28 A jury of 12 prominent women led by Tone Addams of Hull Howse will decide what causes flaming youth. The panel will weigh whether modern jazz youth or their parents bear responsibility, with broader debate on poverty, industry, and government action to support those displaced by economic shifts.
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R R Differentials Shelved in Texas Freight Debate
Corpus journalist reports statewide push to end freight controls as a coalition including U.S. Wawkett of the South Texas Chamber of Commerce and others seek full elimination. The editor notes a broad interest across the state for deregulation affecting transportation costs and carrier practices.
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Global arms talks spark U S disarmament offer
Washington weighing a bold proposal to cut armaments, challenging world powers to match limits envisioned since Geneva and Washington conferences. The plan links reductions to broader access to peace and fears of renewed naval buildups.
Britten Hits Gibson Proposal in Diplomatic Move
Washington dispatch reveals Britten dismisses Gibson proposal as a complete surrender by the Wrineules entvanced by Amerie ele gates. Charen of the Tissanyennmut calls the develop a victory for Merit in diplomacy and notes continued pressure at the general range.
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Peanut Vendor Dies on Maiden Flight in Dubanside
A peanut vendor, Browning from Cali or Aqril, attempted to pilot a homemade aircraft from his stand. He died on the first flight when the plane crashed into a building. a search party noted his belief in advancing airline invention despite the fatal accident.
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