Peace and reform program for a united world
A Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a platform including an English speaking bloc to preserve peace and promote global harmony, proportional representation in the US Senate, reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department, abolition of illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and a January inauguration after November elections. The plan calls for direct federal action to enforce constitutional changes and to schedule elections in November with inaugurations the following January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Officials Mark Time With Gamblers
San Antonio citizens face ongoing exposure of illegal gambling as The Light shows professional gamblers operate openly and implicates local officials who may know why enforcement has faltered. The piece argues for continued scrutiny and a grand jury inquiry despite pressures to treat the issue as closed.
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San Antonio
Texas
Red Grange and American youth fame in sports history
A newspaper voice lauds Red Grange along with Lindbergh Bobby Jones and Gene Tunney as symbols of American pride in swift achievement. It notes the romanticization of athletic celebrity and the lasting fascination with these young figures who captivated the nation.
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Lionaire
America
Lindbergh
Grange
R. L. Stevenson
Bobby Jones
Gene Tunney
Toni Story
Red’ Grange
Enjoy Your Weekends and Open Air Leisure
The piece extols weekend leisure and open-air recreation as vital for regional well being and business. It praises lake and gulf trips and mountain retreats as essential escapes from drudgery, urging people to seek blithe, healthful time in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Riviera
No Thrill in Work Ends in Fatal Speeding Stunt
An Ariel, Michigan youth sought thrill through speedhunting with five companions. They steered a paddle wheel steamer in dangerous circles, causing the vessel to capsize. Only two survived. the rich young man perished. The piece contrasts risky speed with safe work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Michigan
Restless Earth Observations From a Geologist Feature
Garrett B P Servisa discusses the restless Earth and its mighty forces shaping continents. Dr Bailes Willig of the Geological Society of America outlines global observations, highlighting mountain growth and erosion through geologic eras and the planet’s enduring dynamic, inspiring awe at Earth’s immense processes.
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Waonders
Bailes Willig
Geological Society of America
Japan
Hagene
Ae Weil
Seli
Win
Géologie
Walk For Health by Royal and Copeland
Health column advocates daily brisk walking for all ages as essential exercise. It contrasts pre auto towns with modern life, notes walking improves breathing and fitness, and cites examples of long-lived walkers. Included are brief health Q A items on mouth dryness and coughs with practical guidance.
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Rewa
Middle West
Burign
Verev
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A Messenger Boy rises through the ranks at a department store in Luke South, starting as a delivery helper and becoming Credit Manager. He recalls feeling like a millionaire on receiving his first two silver dollars, then advancing through cashiering, charge accounting, and white lining before heading the credit department.
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Ane Ag Ote Teadiiye
Atore
Uke
Travers Gerling
Mlanda
le Anne
Howe
J. H. Malmenlare
Forest Bill Promises Broad Research For Forestry
Henry Graves of the Yolo pchod forestry group emphasizes that the McSwernes McNary bill aims for the most comprehensive forestry research legislation yet. Franklin Moon of Horaceune College of Forestry notes funds under scrutiny will support alternate timber supplies, erosion control, fire and insect protection, and cooperation with institutions and private agencies worldwide.
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Henry 3. Graves
Yolo Pchod
Taekron
United States Nam
Dolinw
Franklin Moon
College of Forestry
Horacune
Gal
Acretary of
Eondack
Tanem
Methania
Watersheda Nut
Ranger
Wien
Dhe
McClure Syndicate
Storms brighten New York amid urban spectacle
A vivid New York Chronicle fragment describes a dramatic electrical storm over Manhattan and the Hudson. Windows fill as lightning dances around the skyline, while Coogan's Bluff and the terraces along the Drive offer panoramic views. After the storm, city life returns with revived energy and a brisk, cheerful mood among pedestrians and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Niathea
Hudson
Learhor
Coogan
Harlem
Sun's Power: Artificial Sunlight Aids British Athletes
An article extols artificial sunlight or actinic rays used to treat bodies and boost energy and metabolism. It notes use in Britain and Germany for rickets, cites royal and athletic examples, and warns eyeglasses protect eyes during sun exposure. It laments child worth and cautions hat and eye protection for blond individuals.
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Britain
England
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Hearst Papers Advocate
John
Restless Earth
Garrett BP. Servisa
Walk For Health
ROYAL
Copeland, M. D
Philip Nowlan
Forest Research
New
Prietor
Big Seagon
Shawn
Alma’ Fox
Ke Wen
He Russiey
Jt Fm
Merry Nation
Walthy
Wen
Insarts
Park Aveane
York
Sun
Great Britain
Germany
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