English five man mission studies America's problem handling
A five man British Parliament mission visits the United States to study how Americans address farm to city shift, conservation, unemployment and Communism. The piece argues the visitors will hear mixed views, encounter misinformation, and learn that Americans are action oriented yet prone to errors, with a complex national project to grasp.
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England
Atlantic
New Order
Mr. Roosevelt
Earth
Great Britain
Signs of the End Times Misread by Ancient Tablet
A columnist notes widespread anxiety about war, strikes, reforms, and natural turmoil. They dismiss modern doomsday talk, citing an Assyrian tablet from 2800 B C as a reminder that such fears recur every era and humanity endures.
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America
Be-whiskered Shaw praised as world’s handsomest man
A movie blond labels writer and playwright Bernard Shaw as one of the world's handsomest men, yet he appears modest and unshowy despite the compliment.
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Bernard Shaw
Saxophonist founder stabbed amid careless theory
A man who introduced the saxophone was stabbed. officials suspect carelessness rather than public duty. A fragmentary remark about a fashionable dress is noted, and Henry Ford is quoted on wealth with a playful counterpoint about pennies from heaven.
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Henry Ford
Roosevelt views sit-down strikes with cautious tolerance
The article notes President Roosevelt prefers keeping sit-down strikes within limits rather than drastic action. He sees the danger but minimizes it, aligning with his broader push for government power to enforce policy on labor and capital. Perkins appears closer to his private view than other advisers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Miss Perkins
Rise of inter state tariff barriers alarms observers
The piece notes increasing talk of state taxes on products from other states. Southern congressmen fear western moves to tax southern goods and cite Illinois fuel tax and Iowa oil based shortening proposals. Ohio upholds a retaliatory beer tax amid repeal era shifts.
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Illinois
Iowa
Ohio
Michigan
Ohio Supreme Court
Volunteers of Mussolini in Spain Prove Raw and Ill-Equipped
Military and diplomatic reports say the Mussolini volunteers in Spain are mainly blackshirt labor battalions rather than seasoned troops. Hitler sent better men, but Mussolini’s force remained inadequately trained while Loyalists quickly grew from an unruly mob into veterans in six months.
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Mussolini
Spain
Ethiopia
Hitler
del Furore
Germany shifts toward Britain as Mussolini left isolated
The analysis notes Germany leans closer to John Bull while Mussolini is left to bellow. It argues Germany is not ready to fight major powers and fears for a broader European conflict. Eden is blamed for inaction, keeping Germany and Italy in tension and sparking a fragile peace mood as war readiness remains uncertain.
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Germany
John Bull
Mussolini
Bellow
France
Soviet
Russia
Great Britain
Anthony
Eden
Italy
Europe
Nye Seeks Spain Embargo Question Stirring Neutrality Debate
Senator Nye frames a resolution asking if Spain’s conditions justify an arms embargo. Officials privately call the idea a bid to rock the boat and label Nye a publicity hound. Authorities say law could justify an embargo but warn it would entangle the U S in the European power struggle.
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Nye
Spain
Italy
United States
Transcript of Lewis and Chrysler Talks Described as Rich
A stenographic transcript of conferences between John Lewis and Walter Chrysler is praised as more readable than current news. Lewis is noted as a tough customer, while Chrysler is not a Palm Beach socialite. A Kansas Congressman recalls Chrysler sweeping railroad boilers at age 13 and lasting in manual labor to understand workers and machines.
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John Lewis
Walter Chrysler
Lewis
Chrysler
Palm Beach
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Automobile Labor Board
NRA
NIRA
Bill Green
Green
U.M.W.A
Mr. Chrysler
C.I.0
Canute
Detroit
Aria Singers Video Struck as Striker Leaves Soprano Marooned
A neighborhood soprano on the 12th floor of a Detroit hotel faced a strike related standstill. Fire department was summoned when an aria failed to calm the situation as tensions rose among guests and staff.
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Detroit
Chrysler Strikes Clash Over Exclusive Bargaining
Washington column argues exclusive majority representation avoids two bargaining bodies. It criticizes proportional representation and notes Chrysler faces labor pressure while maintaining independence amid supplier and customer networks. Detroit labor dispute nears resolution.
Bartlett stores robbed in two break-ins report
Two Bartlett shops M. J. Perkins and I. A. Morrow were broken into and robbed. Bloodhounds were brought in to track the raiders.
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Bartlett
M. J. Perkins
I. A. Morrow Estabishments
Twenty Years Ago Exhibit At Buchtel School
Supt Arthur Amerine with 12 teachers aided by District Supt Dil linger held an exhibit. Mary King Nora La Follet Rosa Bauer and others displayed artistic and fancy work in Room 6. A local resident from Guysville headed to Canton for work. The report notes a meat sale and a car crash near Charles Mills Meat Market with food items left in the vehicle overnight.
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Buchtel School
Arthur Amerine
Dillinger
Mary and Ella King
Nora la Follet
Rosa Bauer
Velma Ward
Addie Whitmore
Fauna Locke
Nora MaHaffey
Mable Locke
Mae Worthington
Mavis Smathers
Lelia Allways
Violet Witzell
Kathleen Conley
Leone Metcalf
Public Forum Letters Aim for Short Signed Entries
Community page notes letters to the editor must be signed with author name and signature shown. Writers should keep letters concise to allow multiple submissions daily.
Supreme Court Defender Warns Against Tyranny of Dictator Court
The Messenger editorial argues the Supreme Court is not a dictator but a vital independent guardian of the Constitution. It cites 25,000 cases with 72 unconstitutional findings and asserts the court defends liberties against any executive or legislative overreach. Dexter signer J. E. Bowles notes the piece is continued.
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the Messenger
Supreme Court
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Republic
Webster
New York
Supreme
District Tales of Long Ago on the River Showboats
A nostalgic look at a river showboat routine with breakfast rehearsals, uniforms, audience crowds, and a lively theater atmosphere. Performers mingle with fans, villains hiss, heroines suffer trials, and final goodnights spark invitations for return journeys as spring arrives.
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Harry BR. Horn
Calliope
Pearl worth fifteen dollars found in oyster bite
In Conneaut, Ben Shu bit a pearl from the oyster supply while his wife cooked. The pearl, valued at $15, inspired him to create a ring setting.
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U.R
Ben Shumakes
Ben
Stranded in San Diego to Santa Barbara to Monterey Tale
Martha Shittain and Betty Haynes overspend on a California vacation and chase a phantom Airspeed trailer assignment across the coast. Anxious with delays, they meet Gerry Neal while pursuing a supposed deep blue roadster, while multiple towns and a fogbound coast complicate their escape toward San Francisco.
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Martha Shittain
Betty Haynes
California
San Diego
Airspeed Trailer Company
West Coast
Arnold Sloss
Airspeed Company
Bond
Gerry Neal
Neal
Jack Bpeddon
Long Beach
St Long Beach
Martha
San Francisco
Friece
Santa Barbara
Palace Hotel
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Paso Robles
King City
Speddon
Carmel
Monterey
Carmel Coast
Betty
Airspeed
Salinas
They Say Talk Peace Yet Prepare Defense
Col Andrew J Copp in Los Angeles urges peace from the heart while warning on defense. Leonard FP Ayres calls out dollar devaluation that he says makes the nation a bargain counter abroad and in domestic finance.
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Andrew J. Copp
Los Angeles
Leonard Fp, Ayres
Infantile paralysis care and cautious recovery methods
Dr Morris Fishbein emphasizes strict rest for infantile paralysis with bed rest and gentle nursing. Specialists immobilize limbs to protect damaged tissues, often for six to eight weeks, to allow nerve recovery while avoiding pressure injuries and unsafe home treatments from unqualified practitioners.
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Morris
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