Lindbergh warns rich rich, poor poor threaten world peace
In a Soldier Field speech Col Charles Lindbergh urged Europe cooperation and warned American entry into war risks. He argued wealth disparity drives conflict and urged US rearmament and a peace plan centered on Western civilization. He cautioned treaties are fragile if a dominant Europe arises.
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Chicago
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Europe
Germany
Soldier Field
Citizens Keep America
Lindbergh
Lindy
M. J. Doyle
America
British Empire
Willkie Liquidation Talk Sparks Senate Clash
In Washington Senator Claude Pepper denounces Charles Lindbergh as a fifth columnist and warns of a choice between Lindbergh and Pershing as counsel for America. An American Banker editorial linked to Willkie suggests a plan to liquidate the federal government and remake it under Republican leadership.
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Washington
Claude Pepper
Florida
Charles A. Lindbergh
Senate
Roosevelt
National Guard
Pepper
John J. Pershing
Lindbergh
Chicago
General Pershing
United States
Great Britain
America
Wall Street
Willkie
White House
American Banker
New York
Senator Declares Scientist Holds The Mechanical Heart Key
The senator slammed desk and said the man who builds a mechanical heart knows more about it than a human heart. Lindbergh has long experimented with a mechanical heart.
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Lindbergh
Sour cream as a cookery aid at Texas A and M
Nora Ellen Elliott of the Texas A and M College Extension Service argues sour cream can elevate baked fish and veal dishes. She describes seasonings with lemon and butter, a five minute high heat start, then sour cream and bread crumbs baked to brown, and pan broiled veal finished in sour cream.
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College Station
Nora Ellen Elliott
Texas A. and
M. College Extension Service
Miss Elliott
Perpetual Rainfall Complaint Seeks Court Relief
Heinz Schwarz of Lancaster Pennsylvania asks the county court for relief from perpetual rainfall caused by a spray device at a nearby ice plant. The filing seeks delivery from continuing showers and cites ongoing damage to property and comfort.
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Heinz Schwarz
Lancaster
Texas A&M College Leads Military Training in Nation
Texas A M College is described as the leading military school of the nation with mandatory military science since 1876. It notes 2,200 students and graduates served in the last war, most becoming commissioned officers, some at colonel rank, and details two year basic and advanced courses with time requirements and pay.
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College Station
Texas A. & M
Texas A and M Army ROTC Leads Nation in Training
Texas A and M College hosts the nation’s largest all male military school with an ROTC unit ranked premier. It includes Engineers Signal Coast Artillery and Chemical Warfare Service units with two formations west of the Mississippi and a seven unit structure in total. Government equipment valued over 1 million dollars including 155 mm guns supports training for the Texas Aggies.
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Texas A. & M. College
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Engineers Corps
Signal Corps
Coast Artillery Corps
Chemical Warfare Service
United States
Regular Army
National Guard
Mississippi River
Chemical Engineering
Texas Aggies
Eggs Shaken In Colorado Springs Car Crash
A Colorado Springs driver said he was shaken after being hit by an assistant fire chief's car. He noted the incident also caused 48 dozen eggs in the truck to break about half their shells.
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Colorado Springs
Local election candidates listed for Fannin County races
District Attorney Ralph Elliott and Roy G Baker, County Clerk C. H Barrett, Representative Place 1 Jim Waggoner, District Clerk J E Leatherwood, and Representative District 41 John W Connelly are named for Fannin County races. The notice lists district and county positions with candidate names for the upcoming election.
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Ralph Elliott
Roy G. Baker
Fannin County
John W. Connelly
Trade at home in Whitewright message on printers
A local opinion urges spending money locally and criticizes transient solicitors who overprice advertising. It notes a transient earned 104 dollars for a desk blotter, with 34 dollars printing costs, leaving 70 dollars profit before leaving town. It extols supporting local printers and the Whitewright Range News.
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Senator Charles Lindbergh
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Luther Gordon
Texas A&m College
Military School
C. H. (Shorty) Barrett
J. H
Jim) Waggoner
J. E. (Hutch
Leatherwood
Whitewright
Barbee & Bassett Insurance Agency
Glen Earnheart
Whitewright, Texas
Texas Oil
Texas
Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
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