Hearst program proposals for peace and structural reform
The Hearst Papers advocate equal English speaking representation for peace, proportional Senate seats with no state under two, unified defense forces under a National Defense Secretary, education drive to end illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four week months, and the Nicaragua Canal plus acquisition of the West Indies as debt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Soviet Government of Russia Threatening Peace of Pacific
The article argues that the Soviet government, citing Manchurian and Chinese Eastern railway tensions, is a bully threatening Pacific peace. It links Soviet acts to global democratic threats, alleging secret plots, diplomatic breakoffs, and widespread tyranny at home, urging democratic powers to confront Moscow.
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Russia
Pacific
Far East
Manchuria
China
Chinese Eastern Railway
Harbin
Nanking
Hollywood's Idol Draw And The City Of Fame
A fragmented portrait of Hollywood as a magnet for fans and film culture. The piece notes crowds flooding Broadway blocks when stars appear, clerks abandoning customers, and pedestrians circling in awe. It hints at Hollywood’s lure, the idolatry of actors, and the city’s economy built around cinema allure.
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Flollyweed
Hollywood
Ila
Broadway
Bousevard
Talkies transforming Hollywood life and studios rise
A reflective look at how sound films reshape Hollywood with talkies spreading through blocks and studios, injecting new forms of dance and performance. The piece notes Belain Lose’s auto crash impact, rising talkie stars like Off er Love, and William Collier’s Hollywood fixtures as the Flatiron building shifts westward.
Petes of Childhood and Social Reform Echoes
A fragmented excerpt argues that Americas playground expenditures in 1928 exceed U S revenues of 1825 and laments flawed material conditions. It promotes preventive welfare through sanitation, education, and good management, citing foundations and figures like Rockefeller and Rosenwald, while contrasting past brutalities with modern social reforms. It also recalls historical abuses such as debt imprisonment, kidnaped children, and slave-era scenes as cautionary benchmarks.
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América
United States
Philabthrops
Rockefellers
Co Ates
Rosenwald
Charles II
Virginia
Maryland
Protect Foodstuffs From Contamination By Royal Copeland
Dr Roy al Copeland M D Syracuse New York senator warns against food contamination and places emphasis on proper handling and refrigeration. The piece stresses heat, germs, and bacteria in perishable foods, outlining how improper storage leads to illness and urges careful purchase, sanitation, and cooling practices to protect health.
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ROYAL
Copeland
New York
Meanth
Clits
Listen World Why People Are Composite Not All Good
Elsie Robinson argues there are no pure good or bad people, only mixed, composite beings made of strength and flaw. People range from mud to gold, with dignity and cruelty interwoven, and readers should accept humanity as found and seek the best in others.
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Far East
Russia
Fyranay
Prohibitionists
America
Belain
Hollywood
Eile
Chenut
Hing
Sye
The
San Antonio Plans City Growth Through New Plan Effort
A San Antonio newspaper reports the city plans a comprehensive Alamo City plan with Taran Bare Youcew and St Lovie to guide growth. The initiative follows national examples, stressing long term planning to avoid past blunders and shape a progressive urban future for the expanding metropolis.
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Mierghat
A& 9 Starccy
Sur Acton Cite
Taat
Taran
Efenciates
St Lovie
Alamo Cite
Bringutz
Tonger- San Antonio Vm
Ita
Dallas
Kerler
Chicgra
St. Loui
Bucolic Press Announces Candidate Mr. Wild Winn
Bucolic Press plans a community airings column naming Mr. Wild Winn as a candidate for shorts in the upcoming primary. Winn, a former city police officer for about a decade, is described as well qualified. A dance is scheduled at the Jean Knog farm Friday evening with supper offered.
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Wild
Winn
Shorts
Enming
Big City
Leseake
Shelbsville
Reno Garmin
Jien Knog
Delfaar
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Anchoria
Great Britain
France
Genny
Japan
Ramibassador
Paris
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Eth
Delsarte
Han
Noa
William Collier
Meckaughe Syndicate
Petes
Abers Baveman
Kaufma
Fittes
Ingenuilits
Elsie Robinson
San Antonio
Toa Dali Sens
Bucolic Press
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