Hearst Papers outline progressive national reforms
The Hearst papers propose a program including non entangling neutrality, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, universal literacy abolition via a Secretary of Education, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a 13 month calendar with all holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Conference on Home Construction and Ownership
President Hoover calls a nationwide conference to study home ownership and building. It will cover finance design city planning and transportation with emphasis on financing costs and barriers to ownership in town and country.
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Hoover
Settein
Heart of Steel and Welfare Plans in Industry
Industrialists seek worker relief to avoid unemployment doles. General Electric lists employee funds matched dollar for dollar for relief and loans during slumps. Bethlehem Steel Corp shows grace to executive Eugene G. Grace with a large bonus, illustrating financial buffers amid mergers.
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England
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Eugene G. Grace
Youngstown Sheet
Vube
Betheleher
Grace
Berlin Diary of a Potemkin Tour through Potsdam and Tiergarten
A traveler records a rambled Berlin excursion from Potsdam to the Tiergarten and Potsdam’s palace area. He notes Unter den Linden with linden avenues, a dog parade, encounters with Karl Kitch en, and impressions of German life, politics, and architecture. He recalls a mix of humor and criticism, including zeppelin fame and Berlin’s democratic mood, ending with odd travel recollections and cigars.
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Borlin
Potsdam
Viergarten
Herlin'a
Victori
Tiergneten
Kaiser's Palace
Alwass
Karl Kitchen
Reigberd
Otto Bsarte
Stunich
Mfunteh
Munich
Koicer
Tiergarten
Berlin
Europe
Safety First By Royal S Copeland
Commentary on child safety and accident prevention by Royal S Copeland cites rising fatalities among under 15s and auto crash causes. It notes Metropolitan Life warnings, nurse education efforts, and urges strict caution, traffic rule adherence, and safety play environments to reduce injuries.
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Great Citier
Stelp
Tory
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Rev
Borse Falls
le Mae Suibils Arcidenta
Do You Know That Ban Antono Map 14 Percent Street Fare
A fragment notes a question about a plan or map concerning street fares and a T6 motor vehicle option. The readable bits suggest inquiry into pricing or routes, with no clear event or named entities beyond generic references. Further text needed for precise reporting.
Growth and size control in living organisms
An article discusses growth dynamics across species, noting postnatal growth periods, daily weight gains, and how body size results from longer growth durations and surface area constraints. It cites environmental and cellular factors, including yeast extracts and growth regulators, as possible future tools to control growth.
Preaching Friars Seek Simpler Life on Trail
Elsie Robinson chronicles five men known only as Brother Maul Droid, Silvester, Joecah, Tawrenne, and Hen, who abandon modern life to walk from San Vege to Heatelé seeking humility, charity, and God. They live penniless, learn from hardship, and reject city bustle as they follow Father Serra’s historical spirit.
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Harter
San Vege
Heatelé
Father Kerra
Jennie
Silvester
Fitch
Elia
Father Deren
Creeds of Trade and the Soviet Embargo Debate
An op-ed argues that lifting the embargo on Soviet cargoes tests American capital and labor ideals. It weighs abstract ideals against practical trade, noting tariff barriers harmed American manufacturers and that foreign markets require payment, with a British maxim offering a buying and selling hint in dealings with the Soviet.
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New York
America
The Family Not Yet Extinct in Modern Life
Pessimists fear the family will fade but a Brooklyn obituary excerpt defends domestic unity. The will of a wealthy New York woman asks her three children to live with and honor their father, stressing unity, support in illness and old age, and the proverb United we stand, divided we fall.
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New York
Brooklyn
Tennessee
California
Varity
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Ggoree Powell
Elsie Robinson
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