Hamburger: Solution to Problems of World
Emile Aymoz the Dorchester chef argues a nation’s character and destiny depend on its chefs. He urges Oxford or Cambridge to create a chair of gastronomy for nutrition study and training. He notes Americans value food more than the English, praising hamburgers as a remedy for unrest.
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Emile Aymoz
London
Dorchester Hotel
Oxford
Cambridge University
Aymoz
Aymar
United States
England
Clear and colder December forecast by Caltech scientist
Dr. Irving P. Frick of the California Institute of Technology predicts December will be clear and colder with below normal rainfall. He notes shifting storm centers north and west, with cold Canadian air moving south through December, bringing cold nights and clear skies in valley regions.
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Irving P. Frick
California Institute of Technology
Hollywood
California
United States
Canada
Middle West
Krick
San Joaquin Valley
Texas
Waymack cites farmer backbone as democracy pillar
Des Moines Register editor W. W. Waymack asserts American democracy rests on a large secure middle class and that the backbone of that class is the individual farmer.
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W. W. Waymack
The
Des Moines Register
Waymack
What makes a boss an executive class
Elmer F. Andrews administrator of the wage and hours act declared at a Chicago gathering that a man with an office desk and a buzzer who can summon someone at once is an executive.
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Elmer F. Andrews
Chicago
Manufacturers of Nation Seek Prosperity Through Private Expansion
The National Association of Manufacturers at the Congress of American Industry in New York urged a business like national budget, a balanced deficit, and a stable currency to enable expansion. They opposed arming plans and government controlled spending, favored private production and warned against artificial wealth distribution. They supported collective bargaining with no intimidation and asked the government for tax relief and stable competition to revive the economy.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Congress of American Industry
New York
Roosevelt
Institute of World Affairs Seeks Basis for Universal Peace
At Riverside the sixteenth meeting of the Institute of World Affairs gathers 17 American university representatives to pursue a security grounded in social welfare rather than armament. Dr Geoffrey W Stafford of Drew University argues for a global patriotism serving humanity, not nationalism, as the path to lasting peace.
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Riverside
Institute of World Affairs
Geoffrey W. Stafford
Drew University
Dr. Stafford
Unusual becomes common in aviation advances
A historical note highlights Howard Hughes and Douglas Corrigan as examples of aviation whimsy and reports John M. Jones's 2,785 mile Los Angeles to New York flight in a 50 horsepower light plane. Jones averaged 91 mph, climbed to 7,000 feet, and kept operating costs at $30.91, illustrating future potential for light aircraft and reduced costs.
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Howard Hughes
Douglas Corrigan
Ireland
John M. Jones
Los Angeles
New York
Jones
Shafter Delivers Mixed Local News and Legion Actions
Shafter hosts eight of nine county posts as the American Legion council elects Nobert Dinsmore as commander for 1927 and names McFarland as next council meeting site. Reports from ginning plants, grape and cotton prospects, water plan talks, and local social events fill the weekend pages.
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Shafter
Tipton
F. E. Enns
American Legon County Council
Legion Hall
Nobert Dinsmore
Randsburg
Jack Zimmerman
Liston Powell
Bakersfield
Frank Brink
William Patrick
Chaplan
Ada Jackson
Women’s Auxiliary
Richland School
California Vineyardists Association
Santa Fe Railroad
W. L. Hetz
San Joaquin Valley
California
Sacramento River
San Francisco Bay
Business trip ends for Shafter resident in Los Angeles
A resident of Shafter returned Wednesday from a business trip to Los Angeles.
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of Shafter
Los Angeles
A J Zimmerman Named Notary Public Insurance Counselor
A J Jack Zimmerman is listed as notary public and insurance counselor with duties as a public weighmaster relating to automobile matters in official records.
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A. J
Jack” Zimmerman Notary Public Insurance Counselor Public Weighmaster Automobile
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Fred Manuel
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W. H. Hitchcock
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Alma’ Zimmerman
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Long Beach
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Stockton
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A. S. Edelman
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