Hearst Papers Advocate Calls for National Peace and Defense Reform
An English speaking bloc should preserve peace and extend it worldwide. Propose proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state and prompt reapportionment in the House. Recommend a unified National Defense Department, a Education Secretary to end illiteracy, and a November Congress with January inaugurations.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Pressing Needs Call for Extra Session of Congress
A call for an extra session to pass flood relief and begin large upcoming work. Walter Parker warns the 1932–33 Congress faces a heavy agenda, with flood control and levee gaps needing urgent action and funding via bonds rather than current revenues. The piece cites Boulder Dam and other river projects as key examples.
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Congress
Walter Parker
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Seattle
Parker
National Flood Prevention and
Mr. Hoover
Mississippi Valley
Boulder Dam
Columbia River Basin
Mississippi
St. Lawrence Waterway
Divorce Fight Over Flea Infested Car Plaints Led By Almirails
Mrs. Clara May Almirail seeks a divorce from Leon Vincent Almirail noting his automobile is infested with fleas. The case centers on domestic discord involving the prominent Denver couple and a public figure in tennis.
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Almiralls
Denver
Clara May Almirail
Leon Vincent Almirail
Almira
Babies Need Adequate Water and Proper Feeding for Infants
A newspaper note urges caregivers to ensure babies receive enough water year round to prevent dehydration and constipation. It links insufficient hydration and improper feeding to stool issues, arguing against overuse of laxatives and advocating gelatine additions to feeds as a safer remedy.
Air Transport by Railroads Moves Toward Private Initiative
A San Francisco meeting of railroad superintendents urges railroads to enter air transportation. Advocates note Lindbergh and Chamberlin flights spurred progress, argue government subsidies or private capital are needed, and praise efforts to create a dedicated air bureau with Lindbergh in charge.
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San Frascisco
H. Harmon
Lindberet
New York
Parie
Chamber Tevine
Kermeir
Ehet
Clapp
Lisa
United States
Fort
Sideshows of Science and Marvel in Beaks
Fragmented text describes peculiar avian beaks and toollike jaws. It notes a remarkable specimen with a lower jaw longer than the upper, flattened by age to resemble a paper knife, and hints at how these features aid subsistence in watery habitats.
Eclipse Reflections on a Day of Glory and Superstition
Observers across northern England and beyond witnessed a total solar eclipse on June 25, drawing thousands from all walks of life. The event sparked both awe and superstition, while underscoring the rise of scientific understanding and the shift away from occult beliefs.
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England
France
Melgiget
Holland
Germany
Epeeracles
Ste Kot Theta
Seeming versus Doing in a Tennis Era in Kansas City
A reflective piece contrasts the allure of seeming action with real effort, citing Miss Maude in Kansas City tennis scenes. It notes Colonel Coates’s era at the Coates House and a Business Men's Lunch, then contrasts a bathing scene with a “shooting whales” pose. Helen Wills and Mrs Godfree are mentioned as contrasts in real achievement.
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Kansas Ciy
Colonel Coates
Coates
Miss Maude
West Side
Fickford
Dr. Manning
M and C
Hem
Helen Wills
Herve
Mrs. Godfree
California
California Rose
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Ludbergh
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