Navy Budget Cuts Spark Question on Truth and Impact
A lengthy critique questions President Hoovers claim of a 59 million dollar Navy budget cut while keeping personnel and ships intact. It argues the reduction harms fleet readiness, notes ships tied up or modernized, and cites long term impacts on the Asiatic squadron and London treaty limits. The column contrasts rhetoric with documented effects on the American Navy.
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Hogger
Wickersham
Great Britain
Chief of Naval Operations
United States
Congress
Hoover
W Navy
Shadow of the Bear Texas Trails Fragment
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentioning cattle, yearlings, Walter Who, and barbecue. The readable parts reference ecology, cattle and local figures, but there is no coherent event or clear outcome to report.
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Walter
New York Mood Shifts as Social Grubbiness Fades
New York visitors and natives alike notice a easing of formality and a rising casual tone across the city. High society is softening, with formerly stiff clerks and waiters adopting warmer manners, while tailors, bootleggers, and hostesses adjust to a more relaxed, sometimes comic, social scene amid scarce smiles and wary humor.
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New York
Larry Hirshfield
Ls Lely
Otto
Abe
Flarry Go Round By Helen Rowland Good-Sport Wives And Marriage
A column by Helen Rowland explores good sport wives and marriage, contrasting resilient partners with those who wilt under provocation. It discusses mood, loyalty, and gender expectations, concluding that true sportsmanship matters most in marriage amid temptations and social pressure.
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Helen Rowland
New memorial chapel scene and local sights teased
The piece reflects on a proposed memorial chapel described as a beauty, mentions a bird sanctuary and Jersey cows as local charm, and notes ongoing poultry shipments from Flatonia. It includes a glimpse of memoir writer Kenedy’s Buller and a candid interview with Young Jim revealing contradictions between truth-telling and lying, amid a stream of district life notes.
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Jim
Finn
Young Jim
Tam
Elywaye
Fragmented 1941 notices mix in scattered items
A jumbled OCR fragment from 1941 newspapers mentions booklets, theater notes, and lecture ads. It references authors, college women events, a gubernatorial dinner, and a possible Colquitt club formation in Bexar county, plus stray notes on a general and regional rail freight rates.
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George Fh.Taliaferro
u+ter
Colquitt
Colquitt Club
Bexar County
The Spot Where Edison Will Rest in Rosedale Cemetery
A reverent scene at West Orange reveals Edison’s grave as workers dig nearby for his friend John Ott who died on hearing the news. The column extols rest, duty, and the belief that all should strive to do something worthwhile, inspired by Edison's life.
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Garr Ho
Irvin
Cabb
Walker
Mussell Wilson
Cincinnati
Christopher Borley
Morley
Rosedale
West Orange
X. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
John Ott
Mr. Ott
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