Peace, representation, and defense under a National Plan
A Hearst Papers Advocate outlines goals for a united Anglo American partnership, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, separate Army Navy and Air Force departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to end illiteracy under a Education Secretary, and election of Congress in November with inaugurations in January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Controversy Over Showing Dawn in San Antonio
A San Antonio debate questions whether the film Dawn about Edith Cavell should be shown. Proponents cite censorship and wartime law while opponents warn it could inflame German-American tensions and revive old hatreds. Military members here are expected to oppose screenings.
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San Antonio
Edith Cavell
England
Floyd Bennett Hero of Early Air Pioneers Passes
Floyd Bennett died after contracting pneumonia while seeking to aid the Bremen crew. His brief life packed intense adventure and courage, earning praise from Commander Richard E Byrd who had counted him as a future Antarctic companion. Bennett’s death ends a vivid chapter in American aviation.
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Floyd Bennett
Richard I. Byrd
Byrd
Bennett
Otherwi Bennett
Bremen
America
Public Schools Week and the case for education
The column urges unwavering support for public education as essential to representative government and an enlightened electorate. It highlights Hearst papers backing federal action to abolish illiteracy under federal authority as a thought provoking goal during Public Schools Week.
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Hearst
United States
Einstein and the elevator weight illusion
The piece explains Einstein's equivalence principle using elevator motion and weight change. It describes how acceleration affects perceived weight, with passengers feeling heavier during upward acceleration and lighter during stopping or free fall, illustrating gravity as a consequence of inertia.
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Einstein
Newton
Ling
Measles dangers and treatment in infancy notes
Measles described as highly contagious with incubation variability and common cold like early symptoms. It outlines transmission by sneezing or contact, progression to fever red blotchy rash, and potential complications. emphasizes isolation, bed rest, fresh air, and careful care to prevent spread, with warnings against premature recovery claims and guidance for protecting others.
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Innel
Ile Yleilm
Mearlen
Mont
Cocantutter
Hand-Shaking by Dr. Frank Crane
A Missouri newspaper opinion critiques President Coolidge handshaking gesture as excessive. It argues the president should focus on official duties, suggesting a mechanical substitute for handshakes to avoid delaying work while acknowledging the intent to connect with common people. The piece contrasts Coolidge with Roosevelt and notes prior glove-wearing after such events.
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Mr. Coolidge
United States
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Wenxlat
MoQlure Niwapapar Ryn
Modern Woman Miss Herta Junkers Sets Example for Era
A profile of Herta Junkers daughter of German designer Hugo Junkers, praising her as a decisive modern woman who aided early Bremen repair efforts in North America. The piece portrays her as capable, level headed and globally representative of the new era for young women.
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Herta Junkers
Canada
Koeh
Fitzmaurice
von Huenefeld
Bremen
Herta
Greenery Island
Junkers
Miss Junkers
Hugo Junkers
Dessau
Germany
Ireland
North American
Kohl
New York
Mineola
Curtiss Field
Montreal
Murray Bay
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
An early crime expert from the United States recounts his career from pharmacy to chemistry, then forensic criminology. He led public safety work in Alma, tutored in Toutler, and later served as city manager before returning to practice in Sacramento and contributing to the MindieGhader plain invention.
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Philip Nowlan
Trenama
Wan
Hin
Ha Wan
Thado
Almmeda
Toutler
Ohio
Ainge
Tle
Sancaneiien
MindieGhader
Ap Hla
Howard C. Wtelneleh
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