Mail Publishing Co Daily Page Contains Regional Notes
The page details the Mail Publishing Company of Hagerstown Maryland with address and editor J A Hawken. It lists national advertising representatives in New York Chicago Atlanta Dallas Oklahoma City and notes Associated Press rights and local news. A closing remark voices regret that social reform principles were not enacted by the Republican party years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mail Publishing Company
Summit Avenue
Hagerstown
Maryland
J A Hawken
National Advertising
Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
New York
Graybar
Chicago
North Wabash Avenue
Avlanta
Rhodes-Haverty
Dallas
Southwestern Lita
Oklahoma City
First National
Associated Press
Republican Party
Kidnapping on Wane Says FBI Chief J Edgar Hoover
The FBI under J Edgar Hoover claims kidnapping is among the least popular crimes. The bureau has solved all but two of 156 kidnapping cases and expects to clear the rest soon. Lindbergh law supports the effort, with strong public support and persistent investigation.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Dewey Refuses to Discuss Simpson amid New York GOP fights
Former President Hoover held confidential conferences with publishers as Dewey faced a protracted struggle to unseat Kenneth F. Simpson from the New York GOP setup. Despite 56 of 58 county committee members backing Simpson, Dewey showed hostility and endorsed the regular organization, signaling a surprising shift amid party power plays and summer politicking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert. Hoover
Old Guard
Thomas E
Hoover
Dewey
Simpson
New York County
New York
Young Republicans
New York Herald Tribune
Ween
Danzig Poland clash over pontoon bridge risk
The herring and margarine war between Danzig and Poland resurfaces as Nazi Danzig builds a pontoon bridge toward East Prussia to link with Danzig. Poles warn German control would strangle their commerce and Britain's pledge to defend Poland looms. The looming clash could hinge on a 900 foot Vistula bridge and potential troop movements.
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Free City of
Danzig
Poland
Vistula
East Prussia
Great Britain
Teddy the toad’s cross country journey prompts route debate
A California owner notes Teddy the toad’s habit of hopping home to Harvard and wonders which route across the country he should take. The piece riffs on past hops from Dallas and Chicago, compares routes and guesses at potential fame, jokingly imagining a historic long leap.
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Teddy the Toad
Oakland
Calif
Harvard
Mass
Teddy
Chicago
Dallas
New England
Rockies
Redwoods
California
Calaveras County
Mark Twain
Lindberg
Note on Patents and Congressional Recommendations
The Temporary National Economic Committee may prompt major patent reforms if its recommendations are adopted. The article argues patents have fostered monopolistic practices and should serve the public by enabling rapid, cheap dissemination of innovations rather than enabling corporations to hoard rights for high prices. It stresses balancing inventor protection with broad public access and timely use of inventions.
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Congress
National Economic Committee
United Stattes
Agencies Watch Foreign Propaganda Across U S Agencies
Washington Daybook notes that multiple agencies including the FBI, State Department, War and Navy departments, the coast guard, and the FCC monitor foreign propaganda. The piece cites Treasury input, remarks by Captain Monroe, and comments from Thomas Burke on Germany and Latin American efforts, with Congress also countering propaganda.
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Washington
United States
J. Edgar Hoover
F.air
B.I
J. Edgar
F.B.I
State Department
War and Navy Departments
Coast Guard
Federal Communications Commission
The
Treasury
England
France
Morgenthau
Monroe
Naval Intelligence Office
Germany
Navy
Munich
Ica
Thomas Burke
International Communications
Russia
Communist Internationale
Moscow
Congress
Just Faux. By EDGAR A. GUEST
A humorous verse about a dinner party where guests tire of dining out while hungry neighbors go without. The poem contrasts guests reluctance to dine out with the harsh reality of those at home lacking meals.
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Edgar A. Guest
Hawaii
Pualani Mossman
Olsen and Johnson
Ray Kinney
Lexington
Expensive breakfast shocks Oklahoma City household
Mrs. Maude Tarbert paid seventy dollars for breakfast. She hid the money in the oven near the burner and later lit it to cook breakfast, only to remember the loss too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Maude Tarbert
Aviator Photographer Rudy Arnold Shapes Aviation Imagery
New York based photographer Rudy Arnold built a career around aviation images from Floyd Bennett Field to Curtiss Field Long Island. He captured Lindbergh and Earhart, photographed Corrigan’s California take off, and now leads a team including longtime associate Joe Lane.
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New York
Rudy Arnold
Arnold
Manhattan
New York American
Curtiss Field
Long Island
Rudy
Floyd Bennett Field
Brooklyn
Floyd Bennett
Charles A. Lindbergh
Clarence Chamberlin
Dick Bird
Bert Acosta
Charles Levine
Douglas
Corrigan
California
Amelia Earhart
Bernarr Macfadden
America
Friday
Joe Lane
Joe
Federal probe of industry opens in Los Angeles
A federal investigation into the motion picture industry for possible income tax evasion restraint of trade and labor racketeering is underway in Los Angeles. Letters of authority were filed in federal court by Special Assistant Charles H. Carr who will spend 30 days pursuing indictments. One objective cites a reported $100,000 paid by film producers to William Bioff, an agent for the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
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Los Angeles
U. S
Frank Murphy
Charles H. Carr
Carr
William Bioff
What Is Your News I Q AP Feature Service Questions
The text poses five quiz questions from an AP Feature Service item. It asks why two armed men attended a marriage, to name a king who lost in an amateur golf tournament, whether Bombay riots were caused by caste, British rule, or prohibition, which events made a famed Briton say his blood boiled, and whether Hungary and Romania are the Balkans' most peaceful neighbors with a true or false answer.
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Hopa Dare
Bombay
Balkans
Hungary
Rumania
Mrs. Amy McCormick Dies in Chicago
Amy Irwin McCormick wife of Chicago Tribune publisher Col Robert R McCormick died Monday at Passavant Hospital after months of poor health The year old artist and patron of Chicago art and charitable works was active in various causes in her community
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Chicago
Amy Irwin McCormick
Robert R. McCormick
The
Chicago Tribune
Passavant Hospital
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Daily Six Mail
Daily Mail
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ee Sec EL
Haseretore
Wane
Republican National Committee
Kenneth F. Simpson
Empire State
Eral
Preston Grover
C. P.O
Crane’s Clothes “Factory
Potomse Street
George Tucker
Hyes
Panama Canal
Coco Solo
France Field
Army
Manzanillo Bay
Kort Amador
Canal
Simon Bey
Finch
U.S
McCormick
Rudy’s
Hamilton Corner
Furniture Mart
Gateway
L. Keller Garver
Mgr
R&g Dept
Icodemus
Ark
Caskey
Grocers
Schindel, Rohrer & Co
Sherwin - Williams
S. Potomac St
Harry
Myers
North Potomac Street
Dick Tracy
Abyss
Tess
Edward
Tryig
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