Lindbergh Seeks Oblivion in Paris Interview Twist
Paris Soir quotes Col Charles A Lindbergh saying he wants to be forgotten and to rest in France while his family hides in Wales. He professes love for France and asks people to forget his name as he seeks silence and peace amid exile. The piece notes it is his first interview since arriving in Britain.
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Stop That Cough Before It Becomes Something Worse
Fragmentary OCR text shows medical advisory tone warning against persistent cough and suggesting early care. The garbled passage mentions health, remedies, and a recommendation to act quickly to prevent escalation. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable.
Farm leaders hear Norris sultry view on AAA legality
Washington, Jan 14. Senator Norris bluntly told farm leaders the law regulating agricultural production would likely be unconstitutional in light of the AAA decision. He called the ruling wrong and said he believed the act was constitutional. A Capitol Hill hearing on AAA’s replacement drew a jammed committee room.
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Dallas Attorney in Race for Congress
Dallas attorney in the congressional race announced Saturday his stance on immediate and phased actions related to veterans bonuses and pension plans. He endorsed an immediate payment of Wiers' bonus and supported the Townsend plan, aligning with lawmakers Hatton and others in the race.
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Pacific May Keep Bodies of 28 Victims
Astoria reports the North Pacific freighter wreck left 28 victims believed aboard, with only six bodies recovered so far. Coast Guard Captain Lars Bjelland warns recovery may be impossible due to dangerous sea conditions and buoyed by the wreck’s marked bow.
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Junior Birdmen squadron formed in Picher Okla
Dirk Lucas named commander of the first Junior Birdmen flight squadron in Picher Oklahoma with Horace Farthing as sergeant at arms Roy E Walker reports from the local wing headquarters The proficiency committee includes Dirk Lucas Horace Farthing Johnnie Flynn and the program committee lists Dick Lucas Robert Lollar Carl Williams Frank Grayson Adolf Mueller 612 Avenue A In answer to your question the ac
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Junior Birdmen course booklets offered for 5 cents
The Junior Birdmen of America at the San Antonio Light announce the final booklet of the Junior Birdmen course available for 5 cents in cash. The first booklets cover lessons through 25, while the second covers lessons 26 to 52. Acclaimed Roger Pryor can play 13 instruments including piano trombone saxophone trumpet banjo, though none are used in The Case of the Missing Man featuring him for Columbia.
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Billions for needy asked by US mayors memo
Washington dispatch reports the executive committee of the United States Conference of Mayors estimates an extra 2.64 billion dollars is needed after July 1 to care for the needy. It claims 300,000 employable families remain unassisted by current WPA/CC and related programs. A 1929 Chevrolet coach is advertised for sale at 165 dollars.
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Jackson day dinner sparks debate on New Deal contrasts
A forum letter from Corpus Christi notes federal spending near a million dollars on various projects and recounts Jackson day dinners. It cites Games Kilday of Houston praising Andrew Jackson while contrasting his methods with Roosevelt’s, asserts Democratic unity on loyalty to the president, and challenges the idea that New Deal ideas align with Jackson’s. The writer references a Literary Digest poll showing opposition to the New Deal across many states.
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