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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
4
A New York City discussion on student morals yields varied opinions. Parents, teachers, courts, and churches are cited as factors in lax behavior. A committee explores moral training while several cities test closing early one hour weekly for church instruction with hopeful results.
The piece notes General von Hindenburg’s strong personal popularity in Germany but cautions election could damage international relations and spark distrust abroad. It cites concerns over a shift from a republic to monarchy, plus his age near 80 and limited executive power of the presidency.
Teachers in New York City debated religious instruction for children, agreeing only that some moral training is needed. Proposals varied from weekly church attendance to avoid school time, to nonsectarian ethics courses. Parents churches and courts faced sharp criticism amid the dispute.
A Brooklyn Eagle Washington correspondent outlines 23 miscellaneous bureaus and commissions costing about 70 million dollars annually. The piece argues the president may prune these jobs to reduce taxes, but warns Congress could replace them with new offices. It questions whether Congress members see job creation for constituents as an inalienable right and predicts continued dead wood beyond any axe cuts.
Planning for two weeks at Grand Central Palace, the Architectural and Allied Arts Exposition will focus on city planning and housing. Prominent foreign architects and landscape gardeners will speak on interior decoration, good taste, and the use of concrete. A speaker will discuss colored concrete buildings and future street skylines.
Fred C. Hicks, a Quaker and former congressman from the First New York district, heads property seized from aliens under U. S. government. Born March 6 1872 in Westbury N Y, he studied at Swarthmore, Harvard, and Columbia. A Navy Affairs advocate, he served four terms in Congress, later directed Republican Nations Committee campaigns and undertook a diplomatic mission to Peru with Pershing and Dayton.
A Burgess tale features Farmer Browns Boy guiding Bowser the hound through the Old Pasture as plans unfold to plant trees and transform the pasture into a Green Forest. Bowser signals understanding while the boy explains future growth and work, with Reddy Fox and Granny Fox in the background.
Radio Digest lists daily schedules from various stations across the country. Entries include times and program types ranging from music and piano to organ and orchestras, with highlights such as pianist solos and vocal ensembles.
A Browning poem urges loving for love's sake alone not for looks kindness or pity. It argues love should endure beyond charms or comforting acts, lasting through love's eternity.
Former German chancellor Stresemann is quoted saying Germany will not reconcile all Versailles provisions. He argues for security of frontiers andWestern status quo while rejecting any eastern frontier concessions or moves toward Austrian union. The plan seeks to strengthen peacetime foundations but could complicate European pacification efforts.
The chart notes Mercury Venus and the Sun in a gentle aspect while Uranus dominates, advising avoiding risky business with women who are persistent. Mercury favors partners and easier paths. publishers facing political policy shifts may fare poorly. Those born on this date should avoid moving homes this year, while children may be restless and love travel yet capable of growth.
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