Disaffection bill push urged by McCormack in House
Massachusetts representative McCormack moves to fast track a bill making it a crime to incite disaffection among U S army and navy members. The measure, backed by Senator Tydings, has passed the Senate and cleared a House committee, with allies urging immediate action to protect national defense.
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McCormack
Massachusetts
Rules Committee
House
Army and Navy
United States
Tydings
Senate
House Committee ON
Red Russia
Baldwin
American Civil Liberties Union
Tydings McCormack
Menstra
Committee On Military Affairs
Cne
Enna
New York “Daily Worker
Communist International
Soviet Union
Amerrica
America
Russia
Communist “Western
Revolutionary Workers OF
San Diego
San Pedro
Long Beach
San Francisco
M. J. Olgin
Freiheit
Henry L. Roosevelt
House Committee On Military Affairs
Kramer
House Judiciary Committee
Tydinge-McCormack
Dinosaurs of the Sky and the dirigible debate
A four year Navy scientific advisory report pushes a new dirigible program amid questions from Axton and Macon disasters. Congress weighing lightening payloads with helium, airship tech debates, and possible airplane launch from dirigibles while winds and wind stress challenge newer craft.
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Navy
Special Scientific Advisory Board
Axton
Macon
Congressional m
Wavy Department
Tis Criter
Count Zeppeliy
Zeppelin
Los Angeles
Germany
Bus
Helusn
Lake
Congress
Vie
Pirsant
Scientific Advisory Committee
Eng
Observing the rising reach of air travel and dirigibles
Edwin C Hill surveys aviation advances from stratosphere exploration to faster air routes and lighter-than-air craft. He notes cautious scientists, German aviation expansion via Lufthansa, and calls for reduced bureaucratic hurdles to merge defense and commerce amid rapid global progress.
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Pueblc
Washington
Germany
United States
Luftham
South Atlante
Congress
Yadkins
King Feas
Syudy Inc
Recital Highlighted by Noted Pioneers and Officials
Ten and twenty years ago from February 4 1926 and 1916 San Antonio notes recall Bingham a pioneer and former resident giving a recital at St Anthony ball which recalls Char les Reliner of Los Angeles Texas the late Theodore Roosevelt and a franc air officer Count Rene de Montjou arriving at the Gun ter hotel with French horses. Eugene A Holmgreet elected president of the San Antonio Traffic bureau to safeguard commercial interests by addressing current rate issues.
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Charlés Reliner
Los Angeles
Texas
Treodore Roosevelt
San Antonio
Rene de Montjou
Eugene A. Holmgreet
Words of Wisdom Fleatures and Shared Delight
A fragmented quotation gathering notes on sharing wisdom, solitude, time, and language. Mentions Dip Chrysostom Jeremy Taylor and Rousseau with partial phrases about providence of time, the strength of street language, and the actant of language giving feeling and truth.
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Rousseau
Listen World Listen World By Elsie Robinson
An encouraged piece on inner worth urges readers to look beyond routine drudgery. It cites Epictetus and a 1928 copy by King Features Syndicate era authors to remind people they carry a divine seed within. The essay promotes self respect and personal purpose.
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Epictema
Copy's
King Fras Byad, Inc
Once-overs By McIntyre Marcosdon in New York Social Circles
McIntyre Marcosdon, a famed traveling journalist, has relocated from Gramercy Park to an East 20s apartment after years abroad in world capitals. The piece recalls his associations with Clemenceau, Lloyd George, Mussolini, and a wide network, noting his autographed portrait collection and ties to David Graham Phillips, Hendrik Willem Van Loon, and Douglas Fairbanks among others.
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Lloyd George
Herriot
Hitter
Mussolini
Rudyard &Kipling
Paul Kruger
Lord Northclitte
King Edward
King Alfons
Coolies
Baperta Ray
Marcosson
Louisville
David Graham Phillips
Hendrik Willem van Loon
New York
Radical Department Tales of a 100 Percent American
A narrator recounts a comic, disjointed conversation about radicalism in 1930s America. A nephew discusses strikes and work hardship, jokes about culture, and negotiates 25 cents for entertainment. The piece ends with a line about becoming a 100 percent American again.
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New Deal
Teasa
Neuralgia and its bane in seasonal exposure
An informal medical guide notes neuralgia rising with winter drafts and colds. It explains nerve pain, potential causes such as infection or inflammation, typical locations like face neck and shoulders, and emphasizes seeking medical advice to rule out misdiagnosed conditions. It warns neglect worsens nerve irritation and urges timely physician consultation.
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Boéland
M. D
King Peon
Fragmented Opinion Snippet About Women and Legislation
A garbled note from Stars and Stripes questions RMY interest in trebes and statues, suggesting some legislators show patronage. The text references anxious RMY readers, moral concerns, and attire, implying debates on dress codes and age display amid political context.
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Rada
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San
Bien
Gunter Hotel
J. Frat Davie
Jeremy Taylor
Elsie Robinson
Bo! Jones
Bill Jones
Epictetus
God
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Goar
Kisee
Hackensack
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Wizard Novely Company
Wizard Novelty Building
Department J
No, Street
Hackenzack
N. d
Ward Novelty
Wizard Novelty Company
Bacheller
Holland
Douglas Fairbanks
Lafayette Treet
Puck
Zim
Flagg
Gelett Burress
Montague Glass
Myra Kelley
Prick
Theodore’ Dresser
1Nelvnye
John Gilbert
Ascent
James Quirk
Gilbert Woa
Quirk
Gilbert
Las Anehelea
McNaught Synod. Inc
Winston Norman
Americe
Mickey Mouse
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