Flight to Alaska hints at Pacific power and warning
Speculation surrounds a planned mass flight of 10 U S Army bombing planes from Washington to Alaska and back. The discussion centers on strategic intent and international perception rather than aircraft, with Japan and Russia watching for military aims and defense implications for Alaska.
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Washington
Alaska
War Department
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Uncle Sam
U.S. Air Corps
Sign Language Dictionary of American Indians in Progress
Major General Hugh L. Scott began a dictionary of a pan tribal sign language used by Native Americans from Pacific to Atlantic. The Smithsonian, via the bureau of ethnology, continues the project with Richard Sanderville, a Blackfoot, aiding as one of the few remaining sign language experts. The dictionary will reach about 2,000 cards, each a symbol and its sign, aiding ethnology.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Hugh L. Scott
Smithsonian Institution
Bureau of Ethnology
General Scott
Washington
Richard Sanderville
British Guiana
Amazon
Zoser
B.C
Eight common sense rules to cut 1933 auto accidents
A National Bureau study of 736000 crashes shows most occurred on dry straight roads in good light with experienced drivers. Blunders such as driving too fast, failing to slow at intersections, unsafe passing, ignoring pedestrians and traffic devices, and parking at dangerous spots account for about three fourths of mishaps. Obeying eight simple rules could reduce deaths and injuries dramatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Despoilers of Nature and the Loss of Delicate Beauty
The author laments countryside visitors who despoil wild flora for fleeting pleasure. They criticize the reckless uprooting of plants that cannot survive water or new surroundings, arguing true appreciation is lacking in most cases.
Mumps Likely To Be Eradicated Soon Says Rockefeller Institute
Rockefeller Institute reports tracking the mumps germ to its lair and predicts an immunizing agent will be developed soon. The note quips that eradication would affect school attendance, while mumps has offered occasional relief from classes. The piece adds satirical asides on entertainment and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute
America
Silent Observer Glass Breaks Yet Bends Not Fracture
A report details a flexible glass that resists breaking when struck hard, yet shatters under sharp blows. Developed from a secret formula in an English lab, it promises a major impact on the automotive industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorae Commerce Department
England
Anniversaries and historic notes on notable figures
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES recalls Thomas Hooker Philip Physick George Sharswood Miriam Harris T Mitchell Prudden and TODAY IN HISTORY marks Scott clasa novel Waverly Lincoln assassination Hawaii annexation. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS highlights Frank Noyes Abraham Cahan and Dr Matthew L Spencer with ages and origins.
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Thomas Hooker
New England
England
Hartford
Conn
Philip S. Physick
Philadelphia
George Sharswood
Pennsylvania
Miriam Coles Harris
Long Island
N. Y
France
T. Mitchell Prudden
New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Waverly
Scott
Lincoln
United States
Hawaii
Frank B. Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Associated Press
Washington
Abraham Cahan
Russia
Matthew L. Spencer
Syracuse University
School of Journalism
Bates
Golden Legion Bible Study Faithful unto Death
A devotional urges steadfast faith beyond past experiences and trials. It recalls Jeroboam’s treatment of priests and Levites, warns against complacency, and prays for redeemed church members to persevere. The poem asks God to arm believers with faith as they battle spiritual foes.
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Jeroboam
Israel
Judan
Laundry care advice from old rag mags
Do not stain rag mags after washing. wringer, warp. Hang on the line after taking from rinsing water and let them dip until dry. They will last longer.
RITLER PLANS 10 CONCENTRATE CONTROL
Berlin reports indicate a pause in the rapid Nazi events and a rush of foreign correspondents leaving for London Paris and Moscow. Observers struggle to form a consistent view of Adolf Hitler Goering von Papen and Goebbels amid the Schleicher Boehm revolt and the regime s future prospects. The article notes Hitler s task to unite Germany and to purge the party if needed while remaining the central figure for the masses.
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Webb Miller
United Press European
United Press
Berlin
Pausa
Germany
London
Paris
Moscow
Nobory
Adolf Hitler
Herman Goering
Hitler
Iron Fist
Charechor France von Papen
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Reischwehr
Incomplete Text on Propaganda and Storm Troop Revolt
The fragment discusses a propaganda ministry preparing a statement about a storm troop revolt and notes public ignorance. It mentions ongoing negotiations and limited official information released the prior weekend, offering only a sparse glimpse into the unfolding events and their significance.
What Next Freedom Talk Sparks Morning Worship Inquiry
A fragment notes public interest rising over greater access to information as morning worship at 10:45 prompts questions about next steps. The garbled text hints at a societal debate on transparency and religious observance intersecting with civic concerns.
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Ita
Wonderbour
Day's Music Store promotes Philco radios and lessons
A local store highlights low cost and reliable Philco radios and auto radios for cars. They advertise sheet music, orchestrations, popular songs, and offer guitar banjo ukulele mandolin violin trumpet lessons for youths with piano and vocal teachers arranging summer appointments.
Day's Hardware showcases Spoon bait and fishing gear sale
Tony dAccetta led a plug casting demo at Cascade Park drawing Sportsmen who stayed late for tales of fishing. Spoon bait priced at 65c and two variants. Also a broad sale on baseball equipment, Shakespeare line spools, bait specials, canvas golf bags, odd golf clubs, and house furnishing deals.
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Tony dAccetta
Cascade Park
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Adam
Yoo ~ Hoo
Jenkins
Jenny
Hannah
Iville
Miss
William C. Hays
San Francisco
Upton Birnie, Jr
Field Artillery
Jackie Sears
California
John D. Rockefeller
Richford
Willard H. Bronson
Lyons
U. S
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Alabama
Lamar
Ala
Percy Grainger
Australia
Mantis van Sweringen
Cleveland
Eve
Golden Legion Bible Study
Ritler
Christopher Wordsworth
Elyria Dairies Ice Cream
Smetzers Grocery
East Broad
Citizens Budget CO
Broadway
2Nd St. Lora
Elyria
Hubert Day & Sons
Philco
Mr. Wagner
RCA
Day's Music Store
Broad St
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Pocahontas
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