150000 Students to Attend World Fair Reservations Soar
Bernard Wren of the World’s Fair division reports nearly 150000 student reservations for a vast exhibit program in New York, with gifts totaling over 5 million dollars. The plan includes special trips from Canada and across the United States, highlighted by theater events, radio features, and exhibitions at Radio City Music Hall and the Capitol.
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Bernard Wren
American Express
Mearna
Pabert
New York
Boe
Ana
Sare Wran
TAO Trey
Trem
Halifax
Winnipeg
Ceterais
Engine
Lone
Rika
Kivatnie
Rotary
YEA
Chretian Eedaaver
Sienna Sami
Midwest
Lataners
Sreupa
Teres
Insurance Semperies
Dart
Radio City
Musia
Panama Canal Zone maiden voyage marks historic steerage
The Paluma Railroad Steamship Line liner Sagshiy completed its maiden voyage to Balboa Panama Canal Zone under Captain Er Enkeen. The ship labeled the "finest in the world" crossed the Panana Canal from New York to Cristobal with ceremonies aboard hosted by Panama Canal Zone Governor Bodiey and Haltsudee command amid celebrations of the new route.
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Params
Paluma
de Canal Zone
Haltsudee
Er. Enkeen
New York
Crimebal
Panera Canal
Balboa
Pacific
Zy Dalny
Biter Ter
Bodiey
Panama Canal Zone
Holland America Lines Reports Best Winter Season Yet
The Holland America Line shows its best winter season ever with 20,000 passengers carried, a 70 percent rise from last winter. The line’s passenger traffic in the West Indies and South America is strong, and bookings for summer are already 10 percent ahead of the previous year as multiple 13 trips are scheduled from May to November via Rotterdam and New York.
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Progran
DiJung
Gananger
New York
Prt
Weat Jodi
South Ameres
Bnd
Amancan
Bratie
Fauna Atlantic Linen
May
Worowgh
Rotterdam
Valendad
West Indies
South Amerea
Rio de Janeire
Scots and Irish At World's Fair
A large Scots and Irish group arrived recently from Belfar and Glasgow by Amber Nee Californie bound for the World’s Fair. Robert Weimart commanded the Caliterog, a winterly improved vessel preparing for the coming trans Atlantic passenger service.
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New Torr
Bay
Belfar
Glastow
Amber
Californie
Robert Weimart
Shawinigan Wins Wonderland Title
Shawinigan clinches Wonderland title in a setting once a backwoods settlement now a model city. The site lies near Highway 13 in Quebec and offers boating, amateur sports and winter activities. Fishing tips and visitor amenities are noted for this era.
Century-Old Train Has-Part in Fete
Amsterdam hosts a centennial railway celebration with a replica of the first Dutch train on display. M W Hedong of American Fares Travel Service notes a centenarian audience expected, while conductors describe a replica operating for visitors at the exhibition grounds.
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Amsterdam
May
M. W. Hedong
Faorces Travel Service
Frat Dance and First Light of Local Harbor Festivities
A fragmented account describes a yacht club gathering with early season happenings, buoyant social events, and nautical themes near Jefferson County lakes and Lake Ontario. It notes informal dances, crowding, and cooking of seafood in open fires as part of festive activities, with beverages aiding relaxed social pacing.
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Firat
Sir Ketm
Harp
Jefferson County
St. Lawrence
Lake Ontario
Anchere
Jefferson County Rituals Draw River Boatmen Groups
River boatmen form petite political groups hoping to reach their constituents through communal meals and ritual events. The gatherings emphasize local identity and invite broad participation across the community.
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Jefferson County
They Made Her a Spy Star Sally Ellers in RKO Film
Husky Hero Allan Line leads cast in They Made Her a Spy a Sally Ellers film showing at RKO. Football notes mention six basketballs and a besanell victory with a retitta at each game.
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Allan Line
Sally Ellers
RKO
IRB
Retitta
Beaskall
Bewkatbell
Pee Footall
Besanell
Miss Ziegfeld to Stay in Hollywood
Patricia Stexfeld leaves Philadelphia radio for Hollywood to be with her mother Bilip Burke who reportedly broke an ankle. She will stay at least two months until her mother can walk unassisted and resume her career duties.
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Miss Ziegfeld
Hollywood
Patrica Stexfeld
Philadelphia
Tm Andar
Aed
Bilip Burke
U S to Welcome Batsh Rulers On June 7
A historical newspaper item outlines a royal visit itinerary for their majesties and the President and Mrs Roosevelt. The King Queen and diplomats travel by train and ship, with a wreath laying at Washington DC and Mount Vernon, a garden party at the British Embassy, and events ending in New York and Hyde Park before Canada.
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Wedgeatay
Canada
Pallewig
Waarstot
Thursas
He Union Station
Washington
Rovevelt
Kieu
Mre
White House
I m Ayertion
Stout
Potomac
Sioner
Mier
New York
New York City
Bill
Hyde Park
Juasi
Radio Broadcasts Schedule On Airwaves Across Stations
A dense schedule of radio programs and times across WEAF WEGL WEAR WHAM and more appears, detailing morning to late evening listings, music shows, talk segments, news briefings, and special features. Notable names and stations include WEAF WEGL WEAR WHAM and others with varying times from dawn to night.
World Travel Fete Forecast as May Fireworks Light Sky
The piece notes Bermuda and Canada ties, with Bermuda importing more American goods and a Queen Elizabeth window display drawing visitors. A July New York departure plans, Irish sites, and Rome and Lourdes trips are highlighted, plus a Geneva exhibition of Spanish arts and religious relics.
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Ireland
Wygona
New York
Boston
Killarner
Glenney Castle
Wacxford
Clendatough
Rome
Travamayy Firvith Ay
Apanich
Geneve
Ciba
Tolubie
Pricetesa
Medrid
Tarkow
Woman Completes Fourteenth Trip to Bermuda by Air
The voyage recounts Mrs Lucerte Mors Cooper making her 14th trip from Bermuda to Balimore, after a journey that involved three weeks crossing waters and a five week return. She sails aboard the Pan American airliner, with ADA noted as processed through frost waters and family awaiting at Oriole City.
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Hamilton
Bermda
Bermuda
Balimore
Ada
Froses Waters
Mra Lucerte Mors Cooper
Oriole City
Sulphur Springs Now Art Center opens historic springs
The Sulphur Springs Now Art Center preserves a historic site near Chester Springs in Pennsylvania. The area features multiple springs, including iron and magnesium waters, once noted by George Washington in 1777 and linked to a Swedish settler. The site sits within a 100-acre tract associated with the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
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George Washington
Philadelpha
Chester Springs
Penme Mlvatia Academy of Fine Arte
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