Death of Taft Revered as Nation’s Beloved Leader
The Chronicle Telegram recalls William Howard Taft as a devoted public servant and joyful judge who never shirked duty. It notes his long career from president to chief justice and honors his memory amid a nation in mourning. Also reports the sudden death of Supreme Court Associate Justice Edward Terry Sanford, a close friend of Taft during illness.
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Wonders Of Visagraph Read Aloud For Blind Readership
A German inventor, Robert Naumberg of Leipzig, is perfecting a device called the visagraph to read printed pages aloud. The system uses a thin light band tracking across lines. reflections from white page parts feed light-sensitive cells to generate sound. It aims to convert letter shapes into distinct speech, aiding blind readers with audible output.
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Babe Ruth Sets 1930 31 Salary Record With Yanks
Babe Ruth will earn 80000 dollars for the 1930 season and a similar amount in 1931 as his services to the New York Yankees. He may gain extra income from advertising, vaudeville, prizes, and World Series money. Ruth has already accumulated about 697 thousand in salaries plus World Series earnings and other ventures.
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Today's Histories and Anniversaries Across Time
A compact digest lists birth and death anniversaries for historical figures including Karl von Schiegel James W A Nicholson Robert Hoe Didhey Buck Pablo Serasate Arthur Lewis Sifros and Mary Mills Patrick. It notes 1785 transfers and first Bell speech milestone plus a horoscope about social reform and leadership potential.
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Holland not wooden shoe land says American envoy
J F Van Wickel, commercial attache at The Hague, portrays modern Holland as industrial hub beyond tulip image. He cites Amsterdam and The Hague with populations near 7.9 million in big cities, notes heavy traffic, modern factories, and textile and aircraft sectors, including Rotterdam branch assembly plant. remarks on Dutch industry and tourism contrasts.
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Dictionary offer to close soon promo ends soon
Readers urged to act fast as the dictionary distribution campaign nears its end. The exact closing date will be announced in a few class sessions and readers who have not yet claimed the offer are advised to visit and compare the volume before distribution costs and coupons are exhausted.
Indispensable Air Transport Gains Notice in Day's News
Clarence M. Young, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Aeronautics, highlights air travel as an essential part of daily life. He notes extensive schedules, night operations, long-haul routes, and growing employment and facilities, insisting the industry remains vital despite recent slowdown and reorganization.
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Community gathering and social visits noted in Birmingham
An item from Birmingham recalls Linus Theda Grenzebachk’s eighth birthday party with after school guests including Alarjoris Davidson and others. Visits include Dusades Eckleber and Mildred Bates, while trips and dinners feature residents like Thomas Rusk in Brighton and Louise B. Moulder returning from Providence. A church meeting is planned for April 3.
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London movie owners eye doctor publicity ploy
London theater managers consider a novel publicity stunt by flashing doctors names on screens as require ar gestic and asking physicians to leave word at their offices before entering the theater in case of calls. Traveling Postman Westville notes Walter E Davidson retires after 235 years service on rural route with vast mileage and equipment worn.
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Berlin adopts automatic telephone network progress noted
Berlin is gradually introducing automatic phones. Twenty five of the city's seventy exchanges are automatic, with four more expected to switch this year.
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Toscanini to Conduct All Tristan and Tannhauser at Bayreuth
Arturo Toscanini will conduct all performances of Tristan and Isolde and Tannhauser at the Bayreuth Festival in July and August this year. It marks his first appearance as conductor at Bayreuth.
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Taft as the only man to head both executive and judicial branches
A retrospective on Taft's career tracing his rise from reporter to lawyer, assistant prosecutor, and internal revenue collector, to governor, secretary of war, president, and finally Chief Justice. The piece highlights his reforms, key decisions, and personal anecdotes from the era.
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