New Deal campaign targets rich in tax and stock practices
The piece argues the Washington campaign against income tax dodgers and corporate extracts aligns with New Deal aims to discredit the rich. It cites Senate Banking and Currency probes, FTC disclosures, and Attorney General Cummings tax charges as political tools to rally voters and justify reforms.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Cummings
NRA
America
Force and Reason in the Automotive Labor Rift
In the automotive industry dispute both sides claim the momentary victory as President Roosevelt proposes a works council in industry. The AF L laborists call the plan presidential labor protection while motor firms hail it as aligned with their principles. The debate centers on pro rata representation and a dispute board as a temporary setup during recovery. The piece urges peaceful methods over warlike tactics to avoid public discontent.
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Roosevelt
Works Council
American Federation of Labor
French smoke screen tale falls apart as navy fears rise
Washington notes challenge the Paris spy story as French government woes deepen. It cites Switz couple allegations about American fortifications and airport plans as baseless, while tracing France’s currency loss and political crisis to Stavinsky fallout and civil tensions.
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Washington
Paris
Switz
Robert Switz
East Orange
Atlantic Seaboard
Newark
Roosevelt Fields
Canal Zone
Roosevelt
Times Square
Brooklyn Bridge
Army
Navy
Longer lifespan urged by surgeons despite age bias
The Longer Life surgeons claim proper health care can extend an active career to 80 and beyond. They push frequent check ups to detect illnesses early, while noting social bias limits employment for those over 50.
Vacation by the columnist ends two week leave
The writer announces a two week vacation from a world he calls cockeyed and pledges to write nothing during the period. He recalls a clubman claiming a revolution is coming on the ticket and cites Harvard alum James H Rand Jr and Doctor Wirt in Gary School System as figures in a fading plot.
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James H. Rand, Jr
Harvard
Doctor Wirt
Gary
Rand
College
Roosevelt Kerensky Debate Sparks Senate Alarm
A 38 year old heads Remington Rand and critics label Roosevelt as an American Kerensky. Rand, Jr. claims Brain Trusters align with proletarian upheaval, while publishers resist Guild talks citing lack of authorization. Section 7A is criticized for vague labor rights as Washington observers report mixed signals from the press trade group.
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Remington Rand, Inc
Senate Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kerensky
Roosevelt
Chary
America
Czar Nicholas
Lenin
James H. Rand, Jr
Messrs
Tugwell
Wallace
Mussolini
Intestinal Blockage Causes and Treatments Discussed
The article explains how intussusception and other bowel obstructions occur in children and adults, including causes such as twisting, tumors, swallowed objects, and worms. It stresses prompt surgical relief to prevent death and notes political commentary on wages and CW A funding.
Public forum letters on CWA wages and food aid
Chauncey March 24 letter from M. Andrews criticizes CWA wage practices and government relief. He alleges workers earned 7.50 weekly with rent and utilities, cites hours cuts and hourly pay reductions, and questions distribution of government foods while some receive more. Chauncey includes rebuttal from a Messenger editor.
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CWA
the Messenger
Chauncey
M. Andrews
Andrews
It Seems to Me Columnist Urges Rest for Writer
A critic voices fatigue with a New Deal era column It suggests the writer take a two week break and avoid activity to refresh. The letter expresses hope the columnist returns with renewed clarity to a world described as still cockeyed.
George S Woodruff Sings 69th Birthday Radio Program
Independence Indiana broadcaster George S Woodruff presented a 15 minute radio program of songs to mark his 69th birthday. He performed a varied set reflecting his long radio career and local listening audience.
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George S. Woodruff
Independence
Silent vow of Czortkow stranger shocks Poland and Germany
Reb Israel Frommer, a famed Czortkow resident, never spoke for thirty years after cursing his wife. He died in 1928 amid worldwide reports of his bizarre self imposed penance and feared misfortune. Tomorrow: a “Split” at 63.
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Frommer
Germany
Poland
Nurturing Leadership and Discipline in Dominant Children
The article argues dominant children can be strong leaders yet must learn to respect others' will. It warns against breaking their will and emphasizes discipline through diverse social groups. With experience among peers, the child learns defeat gracefully and gains broader skill without bitterness. Eskimos make ice cream fromish oil, snow, and sugar.
Century-Old San Francisco Turtle Dies at Owner's Request
A 100-year-old turtle living in San Francisco was euthanized per its owner's request after the owner died, prompting sympathy for the long lived reptile left without a caretaker.
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San Francisco
Long Ago News: Local Clubs and Events
Mrs Emmet Parker and Miss Thelma Lehew hosted a bridge club gathering. An East Side PTA program featured Paul Saylor William Cooper and choruses from grades seven and eight. The Pallas Club met at Mr Wa A Mathenys home. Nelsonville Kiwanis heard club district reports Dr C B Welch presided and the Athens Kiwanis quartet performed Ray Roy spoke as Athens club president Union Grocery relocated into the former Fulton Grocery building.
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Nelsonville Kiwanis Club
C. B. Welch
Nelsonville Club
Athens Kiwanis
Ray Roy
Athens Club
Union leaders and guests at Jacksonville district event
Twenty years ago United Mine Workers district leaders Robinett and Wein led an executive board with Wyse Mason Jones. A social night at the Elks featured a Blackface Quartet and a comedy sketch while out of town guests checked into the Court House Ladies Rest Room with numerous local attendees listed.
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United Mine Workers
Robinett
Jacksonville
Con Wein
Murray City
John Wyce
Athens
David Mason
Corning
Isaac Jones
Glouster
Sanford Snyder
Soles
KR. D. Williams
T. W. Craig
Dick Butts
Elks
Alien
DeMolet
Roach
Cornell
LeRoy
Court House
Rus England
Chauncey
Lucy Cundiff
M)field
Elmer Nida
Millfield
Cave Dean
Mise
Margaret Bingett
Quotes on duty and peace from German and Austrian leaders
General Werner von Blomberg extols the fighting spirit and sacrifice of German forces. Rev Frank N D Buchman cites the Oxford movement. Henry L Mencken comments on prophecy. Edgar L G Prochnik says Austria should stabilize European peace and world peace.
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Werner von Blomberg
Frank N. D. Buchman
Oxford Movement
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