Five army aviators killed in air mail operations policy dispute
The article reports five army aviators killed during air mail service operations. It notes political finger pointing over the contract cancellation, debate in Congress on returning mail contracts to private companies, and statements by figures such as General Parley and Postmaster General on future policy and investigations.
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Talus
Actd Injstration
Rrosevelt Kimpelé
Congress
Festmaster
Shalder
Army Air Corns
Army
Ben
Mer Larley
Senate
Air Made Affaire
Bunimonca
I5s
Walter Brown
Lyowns
fEarley
Jiagzo
Ansbody
Jarley
New York
Lhailpey
Army Air Corps
Tle
House Rules Committee
Majo
Hen Boulota
President outlines relief plan with subsistence homesteads
The President proposes to extend relief by keeping the CWA in cities and creating subsistence homestead colonies in rural areas funded by 25,60,000 dollars of public works. Distressed families would grow food and gain part time work in industries and on roads. The plan aims to move unemployed miners to new localities offering land and incidental employment, citing Reedsville West Virginia as a test case. The rejection of a furniture plant approval is noted as a political flare, described as a plunge into stale socialism.
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CWA
Regiuna
Fon
Mirea
Reedsville
President Roospitit urges new federal commission for communications
A special message from President Roospitit asks Congress to create a federal commission to regulate wire and radio communications. The proposal would transfer duties from the Federal Tadglo Commission and the Interstate Commerce Commission to the new body.
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Presidint Roospitit
Congress
Commission
Tadglo Commission
Interstate Commerce Commis
Government to back export banks for Albanian trade
After a White House conference, officials announced plans to create export import banks to finance shipments. Three institutions would be government owned with one focusing on Persian Albanian business and Coban ties, another on credits for other foreign countries.
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HRP Export Inport Bank Sie
George Neck
Poveroment
Wil Dent
Pusalan
Coban
New Emperor Henry Euyi and Ta pin dynasty rise in Klatchoukuo
The child emperor Henry Euyi ascends as Tan Heig deh, with the new dynasty in Py driction of Ta pin. He rides to the altar in an armored car after a guarded coronation. His invalid wife Yueh Mua is titled queen but cannot attend the ceremony amid state precautions.
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Tapin
Henry Euyi
Hos
Chingani
Klatchoukuo
Puyjet
Tan
Japan
Manchuria
Elsinking
Ford Company in Labor Dispute With Unions
Iti and the Ford company quarrel over refused bargaining with unions at Sedgewater and Chester plants. The National Compliance Director Rear both aisles at a Washington meeting. Secretary Craig denied the charges and barred a meeting representative. The NIX will investigate without cooperation. Unrest in the auto industry follows threats of a general walk out amid unionization and pay demands. Milwaukee 1200 Seaman Body workers strike in sympathy with Racine Nash Motor workers.
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Iti
Ford Fofor
Sedgewater
N 7
Chester
Idsel Lord
Milwaukee
Wis
Seaman Body Corporation
Racine
Nash Motor Com
Public hearings on ERA policies opened in Washington
General Johnson opened hearings inviting public comment from businesses unions and organizations about ERA administration. He limited speakers to witnesses with factual statements. A flood of complaints followed from small business groups asserting bias toward large firms. The Pennsylvania governor’s wife and others criticized government intervention and steel interests faced attacks. Labor advocates pressed that employers abuse of wage and labor laws harms workers.
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NDI
Ifugh Johnson
Washington
NRA
Weott
Cates
Dinchot
Pennsylvania
Steel Trust
Harward I Militiary
Litar
Lipeket
Lig Steel Companies
AT 4
Ste Male
Johnson
Mtr
President seeks new tariff powers for quick adjustments
The administrator asks Congress for expanded authority to alter tariff rates up or down by 1 percent. The plan would grant the President power to set duties without Senate confirmation and bypass tariff commissions for three years. No goods could return to the free list. Analysts doubt passage amid party opposition.
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Congress
Senate
Tariff Commission
Wis
Repub Cine
Satme
Lalon
Sleepless wonder fills minds on Brisbanes forgotten dreams
An evocative note discusses sleep and dreams as a young woman in Chieu observes the world after waking. It reflects on the many generations who sleep and the invisible passage of time, questioning meaning and presence in life.
Tuki Chingse prince heir to Manchukuo throne
The article discusses Tuki Chingse as the former heir to the imperial line in China, his period of purification, and the Manchukuo leadership's claim that tranquility and virtue are needed in a sovereign state. It questions how long Manchukuo will last and whether Japan will sustain its independent rule facade.
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Tuki Chingse
Fle Iimperul
China
Ag Limpetor Kangeh
Manchukuo
Gonfuchis
Tu Yig
Janan's Power: Empire Setup on Edge of Eurasian Territory
The text notes Janan demonstrating power to install an emperor on Chinese territory near an ancient border region. It compares this act to Napoleon elevating relatives and to Woodrow Wilson creating new states in Turkey, suggesting a historic parallel to redraw maps and set up nominal realms.
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Janan
Tynssia
Napoleon
Woodrew Wilson
Tureye
John J McGraw Remembered As Fiery Baseball Figure
A garbled tribute recalls John J McGraw as a fierce player known for tough play and daring feats on the field. The piece praises his competitive spirit, his battles in the sport, and his impact on fans who valued his rugged style and leadership.
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John J McGraw
Fizty
McCraw
Britain To Claim South Pole Regions In Byrd Expedition
An article asserts Britain will reiterate claims over parts of the South Pole regions mapped by Rear Admiral Byrd. It states English sovereignty extends over a sector called Little America in three large zones around the pole, challenging American exploration.
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Great Britain
Uncle Sam
America
Byrd
England
Little America
South Pole
Tritain
Thim Grst
Roosevelt proposes threefold utility reform including communications
President Roosevelt hints at consolidating control of communications by wire telegraph phone and radio. He envisions a new Federal Communications Commission with power to investigate and study utilities and report to Congress on transportation power and communication sectors.
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Congress
Stoosevelt
Wmld
United States
Feder
Federal Communications Commiision
Basque Herders Lend Charm to Oregon Ranges
A National Geographic Magazine piece by Amos Burg describes Basque herders in southeastern Oregon. It portrays Basque men attending to nomadic flocks, their courteous quiet nature, and a Jordan Valley town scene with fringe chaps, small sombreros, and lively Basque dancing. It notes language and customs blending with local life as Basque children attend school and travel to Ontario.
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Amos Burg
Gugon
Jodan Valley
Dashtag
Oregon
Jordan Valley
Spain
Ontario
National Geographic Magazine
Great Truth It's Better to Be Dressed Up
A concise note argues that dressing up conveys more polish than dressing down, emphasizing presentation and confidence in social settings.
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