Unstable Ecuador Leader Deported After Short Rule
The article recalls Colonel Luis Larrea Alba born 18M, once Ecuador’s provisional president after Ayora’s resignation, later accused of dictatorial aims and deported as an undesirable alien despite constitutional limits. It also mentions Vernon Breedrove, a champion boxer from Kansas, detailing his long title reign and upcoming fight.
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Luis Larrea Alba
Thomas Larrea
Chile
Alba
Army
Ecuador
Senate of
Ayora
Alfredo B. Moreno
Critique of Roosevelts New Deal Pauper Policy
The New Deal is blamed for expanding relief rolls and creating a dependent underclass. The piece argues Roosevelt favored the "forgotten men," misdirecting recovery by shifting wealth and undermining thrift, with CWA and housing plans praised as impractical. It concludes relief threats reduce wealth and jobs, leaving less to distribute.
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Roosevelt
Professor Sumner
Mr. Roosevelt
Upton Sinclair
Townsend
Huey Long
Father Coughlin
Aman
N. Y
Middle Ages Recalled in British Real Estate Ad
A British firm markets new Middle-sex subdivisions with built in dugouts gas and bombproof homes and a wartime slogan promising safety in war. The piece argues such housing echoes medieval siege preparation and questions modern security versus quality of life.
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Middlesex
Parlor Pink Menace and the Communist Talk Abroad
A critical pose against liberal claims that foreign lecturers preaching Communism are harmless. The piece notes many are discreetly persuasive in upper circles, citing an English author detained for downplaying the Communist tie while meeting locals. It argues such dialogue is a real risk to capitalism.
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Communist Party
Incompatibility in Democratic Senate Fractures Highlight Cotton Woes
The southern Democratic block shows strains in Congress as Senator George of Georgia attacks Agriculture Secretary Wallace over cotton prices and export decline. The article also notes steel holding companies delaying a bill, with Roosevelt pressuring for action and possible fallout at next year's elections. An RFC probe reveals a corporate insider loss from a stock buy.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
George
Georgia
Byrd
Wallace
House
Roosevelt
Wheeler resolution and Baruch tax records in inquiry
The article outlines a privately pieced story behind a Wheeler resolution seeking a railroad financing investigation. It suggests forthcoming names and figures during the inquiry and notes Bernard Baruch faced scrutiny before testifying, then shifted to backing bolder munitions legislation, reshaping expectations.
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Senate
Bernard Baruch
Baruch
Treasury
Gas masks sent to Malta as population nears 250000
The report notes Britain shipped 200000 gas masks to Malta for its inhabitants. It claims Britain provided a mask for nearly every resident as Malta’s population nears a quarter of a million. The piece also quotes policy moves on unemployment and old age pensions and hints at work relief revival.
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Malta
Mediterranean
Britain
Labor Department
Congress
Montana
Washington
Utah
Oregon
Richberg
Washington Newspaper Club
Parlor Pink Crackdown Dubious in National Debate
Opinion asserts foreign agitators have no place in American politics but warns against attacking domestic dissenters, urging restraint amid domestic critics and critics of the "American Plan."
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Socials
Professor Asa Hoskins and Ada with Miss Aril Smith and Miss Neil Starkey visited Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Reeves. Springfield guests Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Parriett stayed with Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Hallett. Mrs. Hallett joined Columbus trip companion Mrs. I. K. Mickle. Edna Swan, East Cleveland teacher, vacationed with her parents. Lloyd Dailey, training for field secretary, got a Maine area appointment. Lillie Class and Miriam Class social events at Christian Church venues. Pythian Sisters held a masquerade party.
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Asa Hoskins
Ada
Aril Smith
Pomeroy
Neil Starkey
Guysville
A. F. Reeves
Lee R. Parriett
Springfield
M. H. Hallett
Edna Swan
East Cleveland
Mrs. H. Swan
Lloyd Dailey
American Legion
Indianapolis
Maine
Health Hints On Mental Deficiency and Inheritance
A discussion of the distribution of mentally defective persons, their varied causes from birth injury to brain disease, and the limited role heredity plays. It notes British survey findings on parental ages, contrasting old and young parents and the slight influence on child brilliance, except childbirth difficulties with extreme parental ages.
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Great Britain
Grandsons by Louis Adamic reviewed as a sharp social study
The review commends Adamic for portraying modern American life through three men descended from a Croatian immigrant killed in the Haymarket unrest. One becomes a gangster, another a radical organizer, the third a reporter who writes about them. The piece notes flaws but praises the book as a grass-roots portrait of restless America.
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Adamic
About Your Children by Olive Roberts Barton
A social influence essay argues mothers are overwhelmed by outside pressures on children and warns parents unintentionally aid the very forces they fear. It critiques modern freedoms, media, and peer culture while urging mindful parental involvement and accountability.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Elsie Books
Tom Brown
Tiddie Dewinks
Public Forum Letters Welcome Signatures Included
The Public Forum invites signed letters on current events. Writers should keep comments concise so multiple contributions appear daily.
Economic fever and the need to balance the budget
F E Bolton of Albany argues the country suffers from debt fueled by consumer buying and stock speculation. He likens the current policy to a flawed medical treatment and urges hard work, budget balance, production over debt, and elimination of bureaucratic overhead to restore normal business conditions.
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New Deal
F. EB. Bolton
Albany
The Dark Blond Mystery Unfolds With Millicent
Millicent Graves hides in a hotel under an assumed name after finding her employer dead. She meets Sarvis App who helps her vanish transformed as a brunet. Robert Caise confronts her as she investigates a murder tied to a mysterious woman in black ermine.
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Millicent Graves
George Drimgold
Sarvis App
Millicent
Happ
Norman Happ
Robert Caise
Ermine
Robert Calse
Jarvis Happ
Woman Defends Self as Man Attacks In Close Encounter
Millicent wards off an assault by forcing her assailant away and seizing a chance to escape into a closet. The man, frustrated, shouts and twists her arm as she resists, urging her to come for a kiss before the scene continues.
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Millicent
Continer
Notable quotes on discipline and public opinion in America
The excerpt reflects views from Rev Fr Martin C D Arcy Garry Myers and Will H Hayes on spirituality, parenting, film industry responsibility, and military training. It contrasts hopeful spiritual activity with concerns about parental discipline and calls for disciplined training over war readiness. Institutions referenced include the Darimouta president and motion picture leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Martin C. D'Arcy
Will H Hayes
Hopkins
Darimouta
History of This District Oil finds and travel routes in Hocking County
A historical sketch notes early oil tests near Logan with modest yields and eventual abandonment. It covers a 19th century stagecoach line from Lancaster to Logan and beyond, the evolution of the Hocking Teachers Association, and local figures such as Murphy and Rempel shaping education and transport in the district.
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Neyivanian
Bishop Farm
Logan
Yo Ing
Hocking County
Murphey
Dresbach
George
Hocking
McArthur
4Ington
Chillicothe
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