European aviation leads in South American air routes says German expert
The Living Age argues Europe holds aviation advantage for South America with plans for Spain to Brazil service in 1929. Winds favor Europe, while US routes face hurricane belts and longer journeys. A Madrid Rio de Janeiro dirigible line is proposed, with Portugal Germany Italy eyeing links. American exporters risk losing market share unless a US backed air path emerges.
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South America
Europe
United States
Martin Wronsky
German Airways
Teader
European Aviation
V Frotisky
Living Ag
Spain
Brazil
African
Cape Verde Islands
Argentina
Madrid
Rio de Janeiro
Portugal
Germany
Italy
Marriage Trends and Divorce Rise Highlight Uniformity Need
Census figures show falling marriages and rising divorces across the United States, fueling moralizing debates for uniform marriage laws. Analysts caution against drawing firm conclusions from a single year and note California’s license delay may push marriages to neighboring states.
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United States
California
Arizona
Nevada
Skepticism Dangerous at Kitty Hawk Centennial Ceremony
The Kitty Hawk celebration honored the Wright brothers twenty five years after their first flight. Orville Wright attended and lamented Wilbur not being present. The piece argues skepticism harms progress and cites past mockery of aviation and space communication.
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Kill Devil
Hill
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Orville Wright
Wilbur
Wright Brothers
Darius Green
Mars
Boulder Dam debate swells across editorials and votes
The Chicago Tribune editorializes on Boulder Dam as a political tool, noting how Senator Johnson of California traded for project support and predicting large fiscal and strategic consequences. It cites Deneen and Vandenberg in reviewing tax and policy shifts, while warning that the $25 million flood control loan risks turning into a treasury raid benefiting California and other states.
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Arizona Daily Star
Boulder Canyon Dam
Chicago Tribune
Boulder Dam
Hiram Johnson
California
Boulder Darth
Congress
Deneen
Illinois
Johnson
West
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Ulawestal McNary-Haugen
United States
Glenn
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Midwest
Treasury
Chicago
Hoover in Latin America by Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service writer Rodney Dutcher profiles El Salvador focusing on economy culture and modernization. He notes coffee driven trade imports from the United States and Britain and describes urban paving projects a vibrant though earthquake prone capital San Salvador and local humor about American music and Latin rhythm.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Herbert “Hoova
NEA Service, Inc
el Salvador
San Salvador
Salvador
Honduras
la Union
H. W. Hebard
New York
Rene Keilhauer
Central America
Chatham-Phoenix National Bank
United States
Lanion
Britain
Germany
Ins Salvador
Hoover
Smith
Teatro Nacional
Franklin Adams
Pan-American Union
Washington
Ccs
Premier suspects railway theft shocks nation
A bold claim from Romania's premier details an entire railway dismantled and sold. The report notes light gossip about officials and city councils while other items touch on small jokes, gin sales, and a movie star's mild injuries.
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Romania
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