Golden Legion Bible Reading Read Ps 1191-40
The passage extols the Psalm 1191-40 focusing on the law as supreme and enduring. It notes the monotony and musical variation in its verses, emphasizes keeping God's testimonies with whole heart, and urges youth instruction, devout study, longing for growth, and prayer for open eyes to behold wondrous things in the law.
Siamese moves toward new allies in aerial ties
The Bangkok Don Muang airfield serves as a key stop for British and French long distance services, while Japan signals intention to join Siam in aerial ties. Japan plans Bangkok flights though none have flown yet. Siam weighs options as Sir Josiah Crosby reports to London.
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Bangkok
Don Muang
Japan
Siam
Sir Joshiah Crosby
London
Rail rule allows pets in Pullman cars in Spokane area
Spokane rail rule permits dogs and cats to ride in Pullman cars if confined to baskets or containers and placed in owners compartments staterooms or bedrooms. This new regulation applies to the Spokane area and specifies the requirement for pet containment within rail cars.
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Spokane
Wash
Faith in Americanism: Hopkins Defends Academic Freedom
Dr Ernest Hopkins of Dartmouth argues against restricting student speech and urges teaching the fundamentals of government economics and social relations. He says exposure to varied ideas, including Communism, clarifies the merits of American systems through open discussion, not suppression.
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Ernest Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Geneva
N. Y
Drought Spurs Replanting Forests Across the Nation
Droughts push planting efforts from Mangum Oklahoma to the national level. CCC crews in Minnesota have planted 20,000,000 seedlings in two years, Nebraska has ordered 600,000 more amid drought, totaling over 163,000,000 trees on public lands last year. Secretary Dern approves 696,000 acres for new national forest reservations in multiple states with nearly 3 million dollars funding, including Green Mountain Vermont and White Mountain New Hampshire. The drought exposed vanished forests and spurred renewed forest restoration nationwide.
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Mangum
Oklahoma
Canadian Line
Texas
CCC
Minnesota
Grover M. Conzer
Nebraska
Dern
National Forest Reservation Commission
Green Mountain
Vermont
White Mountain
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Carolinas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Absaroka Statehood Idea Emerges from Western Dissatisfaction
Western activists propose a new 49th state called Absaroka formed from ten South Dakota, ten Wyoming, and five Montana counties with Crow Nation as the tribal designation. Backers cite poor roads, taxes, and governance as motives, citing Yellowstone and Black Hills regions as the scenic basis for a secessionist plan.
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Iraq
Persia
Iran
Union
Absaroka
South Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Teton National Park
Big Horn Mountains
West Virginia
Virginia
Florida’s comeback: tourism fuels post boom recovery
Florida’s economy shows signs of revival as tourism yields 625 million dollars in business from nearly two million visitors in the season just closed. The report notes the state’s resorts prospered after the crash and that broader national business conditions influence Florida’s rebound. A separate local column encourages boys to help with chores and garden work, promising allowance and leisure as summer incentives.
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Florida
Sion
Anniversaries and Birthdays in History Featured
A list of historical anniversaries and birthdays across notable figures. Includes Roger Sherman, David Ricardo, James Leffel, Susan Blanchard Elder, Augustus Juillard, John Grier Hibben, Louis H. Pammel, Miller J. Huggins, plus events like the Lexington and Concord battle and key dates such as Disraeli and Darwin deaths. Concludes with contemporary birthday notes and a brief character sketch.
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Roger Sherman
Connecticut
U. S
Newton
Mass
New Haven
David Ricardo
James Leffel
Ohio
Boretourt Co
Springfield
Susan Blanchard Elder
New Orleans
Fr. Jessup
Augustus D. Juillard
New York
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Peoria
Ill
Louis H. Pammel
Iowa
Lexington and Concord
Britain
Benjamin Disraeli
Lord Beaconsfied
England
Charles Darwin
Paris
Prof. Curie
U.S
Siam shifts from Britain to Japan in policy rethink
In Singapore a Siamese trend toward Japan surfaces as education moves away from Britain. A Siamese Parliament delegation studies Japanese institutions, funded from the same pool once used for sending students to Oxford Cambridge and Paris. Siam remains a British French buffer with ongoing relations.
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Singapore
Siam
Great Britain
Britain
Japan
Oxford
Cambridge
Paris
France
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