Red Tape Hurdlesed Citizenship Shown by Kansas Woman
Red Tape II promises reform as new administration takes office in March. A Kansas woman who believed she was a citizen discovers she has no nationality after applying for a passport for a Mediterranean trip. Her parents brought her to the United States when she was 11 months old, and despite 21st birthdays, a naturalization seems beyond reach. The case highlights bureaucratic delays in naturalization.
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Kansas
R. W. Hebard
New York
Rene Keilhauer
San Salvador
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Addressing Editorial Mail and Circulation at The Naly
Editorial note states communications go to The Naly Mail Editorial and Circulation Departments. Mentions SE Phillips as General Manager, entered at the Hagerstown Post Office as second class matter.
Tragic Champaign Teacher Takes Own Life After Failure Note
Daily Thought reflects on dreams and failure after a 25 year old Champaign public school teacher killed herself with a rifle leaving a note saying her life had failed. The piece contrasts lofty youth visions with grounded outcomes and cites philosophical cautions on deception.
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Champaign
New Year Reflections on Resolutions and Lost Dreams
The author muses on 1928 and 1929 as years that reveal how many fade from early lofty aims. It urges honest resolutions, self inspection, and persistent effort, noting that aspirations endure as guides even when unfinished.
Rumors and rants swirl in wartime era chatter
A jumble of sensational lines covers political rumors about Congress moving to New York, Afghanistan's beard abolition protests, Kellogg treaty chatter on Lottie Pickford, and U S Army drills in Nicaragua. The text then tempts with magazine style quips on printers and Sing Sing inmates volunteering for stomach photography experiments.
Bull Fighting And Opera Are Rivals In Salvador
Rodney Dutcher surveys El Salvador as a modern Central American republic. He notes coffee exports, US trade dominance, earthquake risks, growing radio use, and a thriving cultural scene with bull fighting and opera. American firms see rapid growth in La Union and San Salvador.
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Salvador
LA Union
el Salvador
San Salvador
United States
Germany
Britain
New York
Teatro Nacional
Franklin Adams
Pan-American Union
Washington
la UN Fop
Office Appiance
Boulder Dam Bill Leaves Open Lease Option
Congress passed the Boulder Dam bill authorizing a government led power plant but not forcing its operation. The interior secretary may lease power or rights to private firms, a path the power trust favors almost as much as a full government takeover. Monitor developments over the coming months.
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Boulder Dam
Congress
Power Trust
Wayne B. Wheeler
Distillers’ Association
Secretary of the Interior
New Year Reflections and Coal Output Note
A reflective verse by Edgar A guest contemplates time and labor across seasons and years, linking changes in date to enduring cycles. The piece notes that greatness in life comes from deeds and shared labor. The entry ends with a factual line: Great Britain produced 252,000,000 tons of coal in 1927.
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Great
Britain
Here Are Rules For Cure Of Flu Victims
Dr Morris Fishbein provides simple guidance for influenza care. Isolate the patient, avoid cross contamination, keep warm and hydrated, and seek a competent physician. Monitor for pneumonia and avoid early strenuous activity to prevent secondary complications.
Midnight on Broadway A New York Street Scene of Gaiety and Noise
A late night New York scene unfolds with street bonfires on a block off Broadway and subway construction nearby. Jazz bands drift from nearby coffee houses as gay white wayfarers mingle, while a stout woman shares sandwiches with a man who unwraps them before retreating to the subway. Two men argue under the elevated tracks as dawn approaches.
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New York
Broadway
Highth Avenue
Midnight Manhattan Reels From Broadway to Vancouver
A fragmented scene on Broadway shows two men delaying a bouncer by sipping coffee, while an alluring yet sharp voiced girl rails at passersby about gifts and fur. Across the Atlantic the longest telephone call spans London to Vancouver, at roughly 7000 miles, costing about $15 per minute.
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Manhattan
English Empire
London
Vancouver
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