Navy Tribute to John Paul Jones National Observance
The Navy and Hearst newspapers announce a July 6 national observance for the bicentennial of John Paul Jones. Ceremonies nationwide will honor his actions toward liberty, with ships and personnel presenting a patriotic display and schools, academies, and ports participating in the tribute. The effort underscores Jones as a enduring American hero.
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John Paul Jones
United States Navy
Hearst
United States
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
America
Navy of
Paul Gatfico
Gielst Hee
Adi
Halsey
Walter Winchell Radio Row Recaps Busy Broadway Scene
The column surveys a noisy showbiz week with Walter Winchell noting Broadway bouts of hit plays like Life With Father and The Woman on the Hear. It highlights performances, star turns by Joan Bennett and Lugosi, and a sweeping mix of radio, cinema, and theater buzz across New York.
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Cinemyi
Victor Monve
Ilangies
Joan Beonett
Lugosi
Larue
President's Veto Power and Taxation Debate Explains Checks and Balances
A fragment discusses Article I provisions on presidential veto power and ten day return rules, noting checks by Congress and the possibility of reconsideration. It also touches on the constitutional duty to levy taxes and current tensions between executive initiatives and congressional prerogatives, with reference to uniform taxation across states and evolving tax practices.
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Unite States
Congress
United States
President’s veto power and parliamentary contrast examined
In a Commentary by George E. Sokolaky the piece compares American and British systems. It notes the president cannot unilaterally levy taxes, may veto laws, and contrasts with a prime minister who leads a majority in parliament. It discusses how national representatives align with a platform and how public opinion can sway leadership. The article reflects on political dynamics and governance in the United States and England.
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England
Uvoes
Congress
Herbert ‘Hoover
Eric Land
Mons
King Fess
Ringing in Ears Causes and Misconceptions
An overview explains that ear ringing or tinnitus is not a disease but a symptom with many possible sources. It may arise from heart or blood vessel disorders, nerves, digestive issues, allergies, mental states, or ear itself through wax buildup, middle ear infection, nerve damage, or eustachian tube blockage. Determine the underlying cause is essential.
Tinnitus treatment and thyroid health guidance
Dr H N Bundusen discusses examination of patients with tinnitus and the role of thyroid function in treatment. He notes large vitamin doses may worsen the condition, while thyroid extract can help when secretion is deficient. Eustachian tube inflation, taught to patients, can reduce symptoms and monitor progress to reassure and prevent deafness fears.
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Munud Price Fowler
New York City
Baarut of Health
Callaghan
Exhra
Monkeys May Be Kept in San Antonio As Netl
The city commissioners consider a rule prohibiting keeping monkeys in San Antonio. KR B McMillan city attorney presented the proposal to restrict primates within city limits amid ongoing enforcement by health inspectors and officials.
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San Antonio
KR. B. McMillan
Lawthayhich
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