Predicting World Air Travel By Dirigibles And Flyers
A long column discusses Roosevelt and Germany skipping ahead in trans Atlantic flight plans using dirigibles and airplanes. It argues a world air service could be built in 18 days with three dirigible hops and planes, linking New York to Southern Spain Manila Oakland and back, urging funding and avoiding costly battleships. It also critiques inflation policy and a Buffalo boy who learns about money, plus notes on the Dalai Lama’s reincarnation and comical religious speculation about birth and race, ending with musings on earthly existence and rebirth.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Breail
Chicago Exposition
Atlantic
United States
Alt’ Mall
Mr. Litentle
Spain
Dutch East Indies
East Indies
Manila
Philppines
Pacific
Oakland
Zeppelin
Pacific Coast
New York
Bone
Iosa
Mexican Woman, 110, Dies in Chair in Zochimiles
Bons Toribia Syndoval Winds by Balaariia, aged 110, died today in her rocking chair in Zochimiles. Parish records note her tales of the entrance of American troops into Mealon City after Obi fires, south to Moxloo City.
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Mexico City
Balaariia
Zochimiles
Donn ‘Torribia
Mealon City
Moxloo City
Early Action Urged On Farm Mortgage Bonds
President Roosevelt asks Congress to amend the 1933 emergency farm credit act to guarantee both principal and interest on bonds refinancing farm indebtedness. He proposes creating a government backed bond issue of about 2 billion dollars, with securities secured by government credit and tangible collateral, to accelerate refinancing.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Tress Ty Securities
Farm Credit Administration
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Seizure of Liquor and Bonds Linked to Tax Case
Internal revenue officials seized 100 gallons of mush, one gallon of whiskey, and a 50 gallon stir at 114 Santingo Street. Ramon Hernan Dez and Pepito Trinidad pled not guilty when arraigned before U S Commissioner Paul A Look. Temporary bonds of 1900 dollars each set at 71,000 bonds.
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Liogar
Ramon Hernandez
Petipe
Trinidad
U. S
Paul A. Lookhark
Dery
Santingo Street
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and East Texas
San Antonio and East Texas forecast: Wednesday night partly cloudy and warmer with a low around 34. Thursday partly cloudy and warmer with a high near 70. Light variable winds. Tuesday high around 81 and Wednesday low about 27 with Wednesday high near 60. East Texas east of the mile meridian shows warmer Thursday. Rio Grande valley remains partly cloudy and cooler Wednesday night. Northwest winds vary across regions.
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San Antonio
Portiona
Comat
West Texas
Balmy Weather Returns 8.4 Engagement Forecast
San Antonio sees warmer temperatures with a south wind pushing highs to 65 Wednesday and 1070 degrees Thursday afternoon. Kelly Field reports subfreezing 25.6 at sunrise, the coldest this winter, as a haze from smoke and light winds reduce visibility.
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San Antonio
Kureau
Kelly Field
Kelly Tursiny
J. H. Jarhoc
American Held in French Rioting in Paris
A U.S. man, described as a vagabond transient from Uniontown, Pa., remained the sole prisoner after a roundup tied to anti bank scandal protests in Paris. Police announced the man, 20, was the only American detainee in a day of demonstrations and efforts to calm unrest.
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Paris
Americtran
Bayonne
Polion
Joseph Kluathk
Uniondown
Hystaneisn I Xi Demonairessons
Tung Wei Dia
Pepien
Dutch Mason Van Der Lubbe Executed for Reichstag Fire
Dutch bricklayer Marteus Van Der Lubbe, aged 24, was beheaded in Leipzig for burning the Reichstag in Berlin last February. He confessed to the act, refused to name accomplices, and was executed with no emotion after a trial that condemned him to death in December. Public reaction in the Netherlands mixed with indignation while acknowledging Germany’s right to carry out the sentence.
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Marinus van der Lubbe
Guil
Leipzig
Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Marteus van der Lubbe
Vac der Lubb
Supreme Court
van der Lubbe
Paul von Hindenburg
van der Gubbe
Werner
van der Labbe
Wilhelm Buenger
Warner
Herr Goebler
Magdeburg
Ted
Aa Gorbler
van der Lithe
Amsterdam
Inn
Leipaig
Mob riots as seven arraigned in Archbishop Tourian killing
In New York on Christmas Eve the murder of Archbishop Leon Tourian sparked a 500 strong mob outside homicide court. Police fought to protect seven men charged with the killing as chaos erupted with fists, clubs, and scarves of violence.
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New York
Leon Tourian
Ita
Holy Cross Armenian Church
Rema
Navy Planes Prepare Pacific Flight From San Francisco
Six large navy seaplanes sit ready in San Francisco for a noon hop to Honolulu covering 2150 miles of open Pacific. The mission aims for the longest overwater formation flight yet attempted, with takeoff scheduled at 12 oclock Pacific Standard Time under Lieut. Com. Kneffiere McGinnis.
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San Francisco
Jan
Tautien
Pacific
Honolulu
Kneffiere McGinnis
Depopulation Forecast by Ag Economist at Maryland
Dr E Baker senior agricultural economist of the United States Department of Agriculture warned at the University of Maryland that if current depopulation trends continue in 1970 there may be no children remaining. He spoke to the annual convention of state extension service workers at College Park.
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U.S
College Park
E. Baker
United States Department of Agriculture
Gold Price Maintains 34.06 Per Ounce in 17th Day Quote
Washington D C January government again offers 2406 dollars per ounce for newly mined domestic gold. The quotation was repeated for the seventeenth time, reflecting the ongoing buying policy of the era.
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Washington, D. C
Powerful Navy Our Cheapest Insurance for Safety
Richard Washburn Child argues for a $58,000,000 naval budget atop $233,000,000 already spent, insisting a strong navy is essential defense, a cheap national life insurance, and the only reliable safeguard against disarmament’s failures. He warns against a large standing army, frames naval strength as a public, tax funded priority, and calls Congress to fund a Navy that can win.
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Richard Washburn Child
Adlier
Aml
Mary
Tey
Congress
United States
Reopening of Senate Inquiry Delayed by Illness
The Detroit banking investigation was postponed today as Ferdinand Pecota remains ill, delaying the inquiry committee’s course and plans. The illness halted further sessions and left the panel awaiting Pecota's recovery to proceed.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Detroit
Ferdinand Pecota
Power output rises sharply in New York week
An increase of output per canton electers power output last week over the same period last year marked the sharpest gain since the week of September 90. The report notes both periods include the New Year holiday.
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New York
Canton
200000 In Tat Shared Gift To Lindbergh Disclosed
Washington June 10 The disclosure before the Senate committee investigating mail fraud shows Col Lindbergh received two gifts totaling 250000 dollars in stock from Trans Continental Air Transport Inc plus a 10090 dollar annual salary for services The company sent a 250000 dollar check to cover the shares and a 1928 letter outlines how to structure the gift for tax purposes The letter recommends consulting Breckenridge Lindberghs adviser and details stock transfer plans
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Washington
D.C
Usat Cathares A. Linebergh
Tratts- Continentel Air Transport
Senate
D. M. Sheaffer
Lindbargh
Lindbergh
Hree L. Black
Democrat
Alabama
NM. Keys
Snesftr
Guggenheim Aviation Foundation
New York
Trans-Continental Air Transport, Inc
Trans- Continental Air Transport, Inc
Col. Breckenridge
Lindberghs
Gathell
Colonel Breckenridge
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
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