Hoover Morse Conveys Nominations Rights to Americans
Senator Moses as permanent convention chair salutes Hoover, saying the nomination honors his training character and leadership. Hoover replies that no debt is owed by the country, only equal opportunity and support for American ideals. The piece argues for youthful Americans to value liberty and self reliance.
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Hoover
Kansas City
George H. Moses
United States
Wnter
Oman
America
Land of the
Free
Golf for the People demands democratic greens spread nationwide
The Observer Dispatch notes golf as a symbol of democratization with over 200 courses in about 130 American cities. Six million rounds last year, modest fees, and self supporting links spread across ages and incomes. airports lag behind municipal golf in promoting public play and space.
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Observer-Dispatch
Seven Seconds Save Fifty Years Warn At Grade Crossings
A speaker at the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners warns that seven seconds can determine life or death at grade crossings as statistics show over seven thousand motorists were killed last year. The message urges drivers to let trains pass, noting automobiles cannot gauge speed and speed of trains arriving from different directions. The talk emphasizes prudence over rushing past trains.
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Railroad and Utilities Commissioners
Gabriel
Salve to relieve cancer pain debated in medical column
In a physician's critique, Lulu Hunt Peters questions if salves and patent medicines can ease cancer pain. She notes the need for robust testing by ethical laboratories and clinics, cites risks of false cures, and urges readers to consult the American Society for the Control of Cancer for reliable information.
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Cotludeten
Articie
Zomag
Alonz
Feanes
Cals
Flinn
Tnoure
Journal
ALML
American Society For the Control of Cancer
West 43Th Street
New York City
Peters
Taliy
Dr. Peters
Improved Postal Service Urged by Bartlett in Talk
John H. Bartlett First Assistant Postmaster General urges adapted rules for cities. He warns about Saturday and Monday mail backlogs and urges conspicuous lobby notices. He stresses special delivery stamps for weekend deliveries to keep mail moving and inform patrons.
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John H. Bartlett
John Henry Bartlett
Sunapee
N. H
Dartmouth College
Srammar School
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Congress
Special Delivery System Criticized for Inconsistent Service
The excerpt urges strengthening the special delivery system, condemning mismanagement by boys over women and calling for persistent, prompt handling of special letters. It warns against bluff deliveries, suggests posting more reliable substitutes, and stresses consistent performance regardless of couriers.
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Sisep
CIA
Tragedy on a creek fishing trip ends in drowning
Four school boys on a half day out fishing near Toledo use homemade poles and worms. Raymond Wojciechowski, 19, slips from a railroad trestle into Ten Mile Creek and drowns after falling about 15 feet. companions Reagan Curtis, 12, Edward Pawlowski, 11, and Sylvester Pawlowski, 10, witness and report the incident. the body is recovered.
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Ten Mile Creek
Toledo
Raymond Wojciechowski
Ten Mule Creek
Raymond
Regamond Curtis
Edward Pawlowski
Sylvester Pawlowski
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