Wisconsin Legislature Rejects Teaching US Constitution in Schools
The Wisconsin legislature voted down a resolution requiring teachers to emphasize the US Constitution in class. The editor warns this signals anti Americanization amid a sizable foreign population and urges adherence to American civic duties. Also included are notes on Governor Walton’s education policies, old age respect, economic misfortunes from hyperinflation in Germany, and various political opinions from the era.
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Ford Named Wealthiest Man As Ford Company Reveals Finances
The Street reports Henry Ford is the world's richest person after Ford Motor Company files a 1928 statement with $556 million in assets and $359.8 million profit surplus. Wall Street estimates Ford fortune between $600 and $750 million, surpassing Rockefeller and others.
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Regal Banquets Hold No Charms for Heir Apparent
London hostesses vieing for the Prince of Wales dine with him find his tastes abstemious. He passes lavish banquets preferring a plate of cold ham and beans. English physicians credit his health to frugal diet outdoor exercise and a cherry disposition.
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