Hearst Papers Advocate Founding Principles Listed
A compilation of proposed national reforms includes Washington’s entangling alliances stance, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a Secretary of National Defense, federal action to end illiteracy, and a January installation date for the President and Congress. It also calls for a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year with Saturday holidays, the Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearat
English West Indies
United States
Hoover Pushes Tariff Commission Reorganization
Public sentiment backs President Hoover in reorganizing the United States Tariff Commission to supervise rate revisions under the new act. The commission will comprise equal party representation and use semi judicial methods after hearings to adjust duties by up to fifty percent, aiming to align costs with domestic and international production.
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Hoover
United States Tariff Commission
Tarif Commission
Tariff Commission
Decadent French aviator survives brutal Andes ordeal
Henri Guillmat, a mail aviator, set out from Santiago toward Mendoza in winter. A snowstorm forced a high peak crash, he spent a freezing night in the wreck, slipped 400 feet, lost provisions, and endured 48 hours of suffering before reaching a sheep herder and eventual rescue. He is now recovering in Mendoza.
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South America
Henri Guillamat
Santiago
Chile
Mendoza
Argentina
Guillamat
Alizzard
Ragain
Selective immigration urged by House committee chair
Chairman Johnean of the house committee on immigration urges a 30 percent cut in arrivals for the fiscal year and advocates a selective system. He argues revival of prosperity could reduce unemployment, while Congress should promote employment and commerce by favoring applicants most qualified, drawing on Canada as a model. A joint resolution to authorize preference for those with genuine need exists before adjournment.
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Johnean
House Committee On Immigration
Congress
Canada
United States
Secretary of Valor Tor
Listen World! Elsie Robinson on Indian struggle and meekness
A fragmented editorial voice critiques colonial rule in India and the idea that “the meek shall inherit the earth.” It contrasts British methods with Indian nationalism, framing nonviolence and mass persistence as formidable tactics. The piece mocks complacency and urges active political engagement.
Pink and Red Color Inheritance In Plant Breeding
A discussion of how plant color traits segregate in crosses shows that red and white color alleles combine to produce pink offspring in the first hybrid generation. It explains gene units on chromosomes and notes pink plants fail to breed true, while red and white lines may breed true after multiple generations.
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Whitrwan
Penes
Meniel
Outdoor Play Boosts Child Health and Growth
An article by Royasl Copeland M D extols outdoor play as vital for a child’s physical and mental development. It promotes balanced activity, proper breathing, posture, and motor skills while cautions against fatigue and overexertion. The piece endorses natural learning through safe, undisturbed outdoor exploration and emphasizes joy and health benefits for children.
Transatlantic Le Havre to Paris Train Tales and Ports of Call
An American traveler recounts a foggy Le Havre start aboard a Continentale bound for Paris. The vignette covers port bustle, porters with tips, packing quirks, a vivid train compartment scene, quirky fellow travelers, and brief reflections on France, weather, and travel rituals.
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LE Havre
France
Misty Will
Bose
Hira
Anil
Yavre
Cherbourg
Ainger
New York
Noel Cowori
Bag
Tudsinge
Ranductor
Kourainey Herath
Conductara
Happy Mother Happy Father Lindbergh Baby Blessing
A sentimental note extols the Lindberghs and their newborn, praising the mother and father and wishing happiness. It celebrates the child as fortunate, evokes Viking ancestry, and hopes the boy will honor his parents and country through service.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
Gaher
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