The Atchison Wheely Globe Daily Quips and Quotes
A December 1 1932 issue features light musings and wry observations from The Atchison Wheely Globe. It includes social humor about aging couples housework and housekeepers and anecdotal lines on newspapers traveling salesmen and common folly.
Editorial Bits and Bites Reflecting 1930s U S Attitudes
A compendium of editorial fragments noting imperial shifts and economic limits. It suggests Japan’s Pacific presence irritates China and the world, questions U S recovery optimism, hints Roosevelt Hoover ties, and critiques American influence on global markets while warning on nationalism and democracy.
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Pacific Ocean
Japan
Manchuria
China
World
Day's Doings In Atchison Newspaper Items And Notes
A collage of Atchison notices covers veterans memories, local personalities, social events, and small town happenings. Navy veteran McKernan recalls Yangtze patrols, royal arch masons gathering, weddings, hospital runs, school and church notes, plus a flood of brief blurbs on residents, injuries, and community life.
Norway trip for Jorgensens ends in Atchison homecoming
Mrs Minnie Anne Jorgensen and her son John visited Norway's eastern coast and towns Tonsberg Fredrikstad Lisleby, meeting nine grandchildren and three siblings. A Bergensfjord storm delayed their voyage. two crewmen died on another ship. They arrived in Atchison after a long Atlantic crossing and recounts of relatives still in Norway. The blotted column also notes postal and telegraph fare changes and a train derailment near Auburn Nebraska with no injuries.
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Government overrun by new ideas sparks beer comeback
The speaker laments government abandoning simple doctrines for many individuals ideas and a maze of laws. He argues progressivism harms the country and questions future under such governance while noting beer returning and pondering the fate of the goldfish.
Study unemployment insurance proposal urged in Ohio
Youngstown Telegram reports a 1931 legislature study commission recommends unemployment insurance. The plan funds the program by payroll taxes for employers and employees, aims to stabilize work, and offers up to 16 weeks benefits at half the wage with incentives to seek part time work. Critics, including the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, oppose, but the piece urges thorough study and public discussion.
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Commission On
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Ayres Suggested as Democratic Speaker Pick in Kansas
The piece notes Democrats in Washington weighing candidates for Speaker of the House and mentions Wichita Republican William Ayres of the Kansas eighth district as a regional favorite. It praises Ayres as steady, well regarded, and repeatedly reelected, with no need for campaigns to retain his seat.
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House of Representatives
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Kansas
Ayres
Wichita
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