The Thirteenth Time: The Dirigible Tragedy Repeats
A searing editorial recounts a string of dirigible disasters from 1913 to 1938, citing Zeppelins and airships from Germany Britain Italy and the United States. It argues the Macon tragedy proves the folly of constructing fragile airships and calls on Congress to end federal spending on such vessels.
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Macon
Germany
Vienna
North Sea
Chicago
England
United States
U. S
Italy
Hampton Roads
Mediterranean
Ohio
U.S
Congress
Federal
Nightly Columnist's Woes and Writers’ Odysseys
A reflective piece on writers battling deadlines and creative despair, citing Eugene Field and others, then pivoting to humorous anecdotes about punctuation zeal and flamboyant figures like A C Blumenthal and Rex Cole. The column closes with a glossy brief on media personalities and telephone obsessions.
Promise and pledges of 1932 Democratic platform
A retrocolumn recounts the 1932 Democratic platform and Roosevelt’s pledges to curb government spending and end extravagance. It cites his claim the platform was a binding promise and notes emphasis on stopping deficits and reducing costs, alongside Theodore Roosevelt’s warning that words must be backed by deeds.
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A. C
Blurmenthal
London Exhawasling
Hyde Park
Blumenthal
Roosevelt
Farm Board
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Smoke Them Out Officials Charged in Red Propaganda Plot
A women's patriotic conference accuses three government officials of aiding a Communist march on Washington and funding strikes riots sabotage and revolutionary propaganda. Robert Marshall Gardner Jackson and Pauline Skerexersky deny or admit aid while calls rise to expose more culprits and take action.
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Women's Patriotic Conference
N Wational
Washington
Robert Marshall
Forestry
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Gardner Jackson
Consumers Division
The
Farm Administration
Pauline Skerexersky
Maryland
Stik
Congress
Laira
What is the human self and personality then
Fragmented mosaic of ideas on life identity and the self. The text argues the self extends beyond the body through experiences and social contact, shaping personality via impressions, influence, and broadened awareness. It contrasts static bodily view with evolving character built from habits and encounters.references to speed records mix in.
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D. C
New York
Yan Belinve
Tost
Tiler
Ibnited
Becauke
Malcolm
Bill Starr
Sundan Speeres
Dog Trials Near Completion At Sturgeon Mo
The national amateur bird dog championship nears its conclusion with Judges Tay Loday and Genets awaiting tomorrow's final sessions. Contenders include Thatcher A Parker of St. Louis and Nash Buckingham of Memphis, while entries such as Gais Rumweah Parny Madge owned by Raymond Hoagland of New York and Seaview Rexs Quen owned by J J Bullivan of Binghamton are favored for the decisive set.
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Sturgeon, Mo
Te Tinh Tay Loday
Genets
da Jagees
Thatcher A. Parker
Bt. Lewis
Nash Buckingham
Memphis
Tenn
America
Gais Rumweah Parny Madge
Raymond Hoagland
New York
Fir Prial Clans of
Seaview Rex
J.J. Bulivan
Binghamton
N.Y
Stella Walsh Seeks 30 Day Suspension for FAME Program
Cleveland report notes Stella Walsh listed as participant on FAME program with transitional unwitting involvement. Amative athletics commission suspended days after, while Karnes County high school gasketball results feature Runge and Kennedy teams. Detailing local sports clashes and a Crockett club meeting drew community interest.
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Stella Walsh
Cleveland
Bidayco
Transeionala
Tin
Athiete Wrian
Whore Rile
Choate Uesets Noth Kenedy
Choat High Capers Upes
Karnes County
Kenedy
Runge
Gaate
Karnes City
Cigates
The Shrinking Sun and Earth’s Fate Explained
A fragmented earth sciences digest explains how a shrinking sun would alter climate and geography, predicting vast coastal inundation and loss of real estate as northern and southern regions flood. It notes the sun’s immense mass, the atomic structure, and the destructive energy when electrons and protons meet, with a speculative timescale spanning millions to billions of years.
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Feo
Washington
Buenos Aires
South America
Earth
Gold's horse offspring linked to Midwestern show stars
Ten and twenty years ago in February 1925 reports detail a famous gold dun mare linked to the legendary horse Fan, involved in a multi-country race plan and a King Ranch flush of descendants. Zach Miller, of the 101st show of Oklahoma, claimed the horse Miley’s line reappeared at the Gunter hotel, with Miller preparing for a parachute stunt and a Kerrville air event.
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Aly
Mex
Zach Miler
Oklahoma
Miley
Jor
King Ranch
Miller
Gunter Hotel
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Honouars
Central America
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Nicaragua
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Duke
Field
Ruth Hale
Nest
William Alla
White
Jupiter
Datet
Proust
Helnte
Meredith
Richard Watson Gilders
Chiles
Oliver Hoerfords
Cissla Loftus
Nestes
Louis
Bush
Anthea
Ziegfeld
Rex Cole
McNaught Syag. Inc
Elsie Robinson
Gopy
King Peas
Ras Sn Ad
Daytona Beach
Fla
France
George Fystan
British Diesel
Cummings
Evans
Mack
Taly
Sans von Sick
Greman
Ih-De-Nos
Matigen Felipe Valdez
Cn Fine 3 Onock
Attennon Oatie Crockett Club
Carmioe
Crockett and
Lasnya Streets
Allend
Hiram Percy Maxim
Waters
Jesse Man
Xueh & Tong
Reas
Sym
Ine
L. A. Light
Kerrville
H.C. Kramp
Thiel¢ Detective Agency
el Faso
Genera Francisca Villa
Sheriff's Department
San Antonio
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