Government Letter Cost Sparks Buyer's Quiet Reform
An analysis by the Federal Bureau of the Budget finds every government letter costs 26 cents to write and deliver. The piece argues unnecessary correspondence, especially mass questionnaires, wastes time and money across agencies, urging executives to curb frivolous mail while preserving useful government-business communication.
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General Motors
Ford
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Navy
Post Office
Treasury
Departments of Commerce, Agriculture and Labor
Tom, Dick
Tarry
Pacific Flight Tests Endurance of Wane Craft
Reported progress of the Southern Cross and the Wane in a Pacific crossing highlights daring aviation feats. G Allen Hancock of Los Angeles funds the expedition with three-engine craft aiming for speed and endurance. Navigation remains a critical risk with long legs and limited fuel.
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Pitt Islands
Pacific
G. Allen Hancock
Los Angeles
Feelai
Honolulu
Atlantic
Southern Cross
Nervous disorders tied to calcium treatment advised
In this Diet and Health column Dr Lulu Hunt Peters reports on 18 nervous disorder patients given six months of calcium. Within 1 to 2 days they felt well and rested, with improved appetite and sleep. She notes calcium helps tissue fluids, iron balance, and suggests milk and dairy as calcium rich.
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Gault
Enshia fleet at Charleston and 19th century milestones
Yesterday's Todaits Annws lists the Enshia fleet arriving in Charleston to begin the campaign in the south. It notes the Kentucky legislature meeting in 1828, Confederate cavalry leader Alexander W. Campbell born in Nashville and dying in Jackson, Tenn. Also mentions electrocution law in New York, royal and naval figures, and a series of birthdays including Thomas F Bayard and Alexander W Campbell. It previews the Great Lakes waterways convention in Albury New Mexico and a joint nursing congress in Louisville with 9,000 nurses from major associations.
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Lexington
Alexander W. Campbell
Worrest
Nashville
Tonu
Jackson
Tenn
Judah
San Francisco
Hull
New York
Duke of
Padinburgh
Grond
Quirn Victoria
Meteor
Prince of W
Britannia
Gravesend
Lenace Monscichi
Lemberg
Chem'st
Poland
Chamberlain and Levins
Troosevelt Field
S. 1
Gerlin
Alexander W Campbell
Tennnessie
Thomas F. Bayard
United Stairs
Delaware
Great Lakes
Jtudson Waterways Association
Albury
Lawrence
Who's Who In The Day's News Trained Youth Needs Lead
Secretary of Interior Dr Hubert Work profile outlines a life in public service from birth in 1860 to his roles as postmaster general and interior secretary. The piece emphasizes education shaping citizenship and the humanities guiding social betterment and individual responsibility.
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Hubert Work
Interist
Mation Center
Indiana Pennsylvania State Normal School
Work
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Greeley
Colorado
Pueblo
Wota
United States
Jufe
Call for a peacetime army of trained young people
The speaker urges a national shift toward service and education as the foundation of a modern peacetime nation. Emphasizing youthful voters, college influence, and the need for a new understanding of religion and moral power, the text argues reverence, humility, and love of truth will shape citizenship, happiness, business success, and ethical national leadership.
New Warplane Is Developed in Britain
London June 4 An important step toward Britain’s air supremacy has been reported as aeronautical progress yields a new fighting airplane. Described as the most remarkable craft yet built for warfare, it records a speed of 156 miles per hour and can stay aloft for twelve hours with a full load.
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London
Great Britain
Wonder warplane Ripon I L dives with 100 hp engine
Military officials from Argentina to the United States witnessed trials of the Handley Page slotted wing grounded marvel named Ripon IL. The plane reportedly carries bombs and a ton torpedo and can take off in fifty yards and ascend vertically. It hovers, lands on land or water, and uses a Napier Horn engine.
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Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Pinland
Greece
Iiali
Japan
Norway
Sweden
Spain
United States
Missile travel rate and air load noted in report
The report states a missile can travel at two miles per hour and carry a load of nearly two tons. It also notes corporations spend about $200,000 on warrant for inscientifie work.
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