Peace and Reform Platform Urges National Unity
The Hearst papers advocate a program for peace among English-speaking peoples and world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment in the House, unified national defense under a Secretary of National Defense, federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and a November congressional election with inaugurations set for January 1 following the election. The plan outlines a separate defense departments and a January 1 inauguration timeline.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
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Navy
Air Forces
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America Stands by Its Ideals in a Foreign Policy Debate
The piece criticizes Oles Murray Butler for portraying American policy as merely idealistic and passive. It argues that America often acts forcefully in defense of its ideals, citing naval conferences and wartime loans to France, and questions Butler’s claim that the U S does nothing. It defends pursuing strength while maintaining principles.
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Oles Murray Butler
America
Geneva
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Europe
Columbis University
Nich
France
Navy Flyer Sets Record With High Dive Safety Landing
Lieutenant C. C. Champion of the Navy performs a spectacular height record and a near mile dive to a safe landing in an almost completely disabled plane. The feat surpasses prior aviation achievements and showcases bold air prowess.
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Army
Lindy
C. C. Champion
Navy
Moon travel by rocket imagined by French engineers
In a discussion of science versus fiction readers may meet a proposed moon voyage by rocket. The piece traces historical ideas from Poe to Verne and Halbach, notes the physics of orbital balance, and critiques feasible large scale propulsion and an electrified parachute concept used in space stories.
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Moon
Tey
Celestial Express
E. W. Hy
Chicago
Baron Halbach
Edgar Allan Poe
Hans Pisl
Jules Verar
Poe
Baron Holbach
Jules Verna
Earth
Professor Goddard
Stomach Should Serve Man 100 Years By Royal Copeland
A layperson’s guide to stomach anatomy and function explains the stomach’s size, shape, and role in digestion. It describes the esophagus, gastric juice, and pyloric valve, noting how chewing and food quality affect digestion and that with proper care the stomach can last many years.
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Copeland
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Science Sideshow: Odd Hailstones From Cloud Particles
French astronomers record surprising observations on enormous hailstones forming not by direct frozen water drops but by particles rotating and collecting water in clouds to grow. The finding challenges common ideas about how hail develops and could astonish readers.
Income Tax Annoyances By Dr Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane critiques U S income tax practices noting crossing two billion dollars in collections and the delay and fear in reassessments. He argues government audits pressure firms, with accountants maintaining records for years to face later claims. He denounces delays in tax refunds and advocates timely fair enforcement and fewer abusive agents.
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Frank Crane
Uncle Sam
Ordeavor
Amerita
Wellington
Busines
Call for U.S. Department of Aviation to coordinate flying agenda
Fiorello La Guardia urges creation of a Cabinet level Department of Aviation to unify policy across Army Navy Post Office and Commerce. He argues a single agency would end cross purposes, improve safety, speed, and efficiency, and place aviation under a central coordinating authority led by a capable aviation expert.
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Fiorello H. la Guardia
Congress
New York City
Army
Navy
Post Office
Department of Commerce
la Guardia
Department of Aviation
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