Hearst Papers Advocate Proposes Postwar Reform Platform
A list outlines unified English speaking peoples for global peace without minority representation in foreign leagues. It calls for proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, a January installation for President and Congress, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a thirteen month year with four week months, Saturday holidays, and a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense. It also mentions acquiring the French and English West Indies as debt payment to the United States.
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United States Senate
Amrncy
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Uprising in Palestine Threat To Britain
A turbulent Palmerston era style editorial describes horror in Jerusalem and Palestine, condemns Arab violence against Jewish settlers, and urges Britain to uphold the Palestine mandate under the Balfour Declaration. It warns that abandoning Palestine would threaten British interests and security across the Muslim world.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Palestine
Lord Rothermere
Britain
Holy Land
Singapore
Pales
Norgesser Coli and companions live on as a dream
A patrioticDeclaration praising Nungesser Coli and Jalkowski who died on July 14 aboard an Atlantic flight. The text asserts their lives exceed the mortal body and that their courage gives their dream lasting force. It frames their deaths as a beacon of freedom and renewed purpose through flight.
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Odeibyesti
Atlantic
Nurgesser
Coli
Ida
Koreki
Nungesser
Coll
Jcalkowski
Tdelkowski
Our Dream Lives On By Elsie Robinson
A fragmented column discusses mortality and reality, questioning eternal life and purpose while urging resilience. The piece reflects on existence, morality, and enduring dreams beyond personal trials.
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Elsie Robinson
Bad Indian Cure By Herbert Kaufman
A garbled discursive piece argues about historical Balkan intrigue and great power politics. It references Serbia, Austria, the ex crown prince, and censorship, noting secret strings and propaganda while touching on British and Soviet influence amidst a chaotic portrait of influence, loyalty, and national interests.
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George
Serbia
Balkans
Austria
Peter
Herbis
Dial phone boom reshapes New York life and culture
In New York on August 20 a rapid dial phone installation reshapes city life. The shift is driven by operator shortages and rising demand. Mobiles and private lines grow, with Marcy Walker noted for many phones at St Luke Place. The piece also touches on The Explorers' Club and Molly Picon in the East Side Ghetto, plus Cafe Novel as a social hub.
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New York
England
Ia Algo
Marcy Walker
Luke
Arcot
Ells
Tn He
Thone
Aix Cees
Na Ndrens
Mirlaker
Lower East Side
Molly Picon
Ficon
Second Avenue
Eldewalk
Hella
Molly
Hare
Secon Avenue
Miriiece
Mine Picon
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Tandon
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Aunsel
Ana Fetsalan Soldite
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Rue
Explorers’ Club Nom Baee New
Cathedral Parkway
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Civilization
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Arctic Club
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Beth
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Valite
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