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405 Shops
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News- Telegraph
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Democracy and party life in a free nation
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler argues that American democracy rests on universal civil and religious liberty, urging college students to study history and compare systems. He emphasizes Liberal versus Conservative as a key division, warns against anti democratic Radical Socialist Communist Fascist and Anarchist ideologies, and urges active, principled party participation.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
England
Labor Party
Ethia
Bankers
United States
Der Tag concerns and foreign peril loom in 1939 headlines
The State Department warns April 28 may mark war start as German maneuvers culminate one week after Hitler's birthday. Russia looms as Britain’s pivot, while Chamberlain paddles between Mussolini and Stalin. White House plans for Somoza visit spark staffing and guest-bed questions.
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Europe
Russia
Stalin
Hitler
White House
Drew Pearson
Robert
Allen
Washington
Army Alles
Atlantic
Hood
Nelson
U. S
Munich
Britain
London
Samuel Hoare
John Simon
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Il] Duce
France
Germany
Napoleon
Moscow
China
Teddy Roosevelt
Turkey
Rumania
Poland
Nicaragua
New Orleans
Sontink
F Rox
Atlanta
Hyde Park
de Valera
Ireland
George W. Gillis
Indiana
Congress
John W. Boehne
Cat Coolidge
Supreme Court
Frankfurter, Douglas and Reed
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Broadway’s Times Square Revives Under Fair Preparations
A vivid column notes Four olive crews on scaffolding steam bathing walls and gargoyles as Broadway’s church and neighboring blocks regain appeal. Shops vanish, new eateries rise, and Times Square faces crowds with wary optimism amid World’s Fair buildup.
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New York
Broadway
Youth Will Shape Future Leadership Says Civic Duty
The passage argues that without new leaders the nation loses distinction and progress. It calls on the youth of today and tomorrow to pursue ambition and political participation as a citizen’s duty in a democracy, alongside personal and intellectual development.
Banana oil chemical name and related quiz clues
A reader quiz lists ten questions on chemistry politics aviation and history. It asks banana oil name Florida keys city last key satellite name constitutional rules for vice presidency bridal showers midnight abbreviation president of GM anemometer primogeniture and McAdoo as treasury secretary.
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Florida Keys
General Motors
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Public figures mingle with civic life at Politiconomy breakfast
A column notes Congressman Henry O. Talle's engaging talk to the Politiconomy Club on the American Way of Life. It highlights the group's keen questioning, plans for Forest Spaulding as Librarian of Congress, and vivid reflections on rubberneck buses, Marian Anderson coverage, and New York Worlds Fair prep.
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Jefferson
House of Representatives
Thomas Jefferson
Sam Rayburn
Bankhead
Louis Ludlow
Indiana
Ludlor
Jesus of Nazareth
Ludlow
Lex Green
Florida
Mary Norton
New Jersey
Reuben Wood
Missouri
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Gene Cox
Georgia
Politiconomy Club
Henry O. Talle
Decorah
Iowa
Congressman Talle
Towa
National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
N-T
Marian Anderson
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason reflects on Hitler
A humorous verse laments Adolf Hitler and Kaiser Wilhelm with satirical rhymes. The piece contrasts past German ambition and present peril, noting war and suffering while imagining a future punishment.
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Walt Mason
Liquor by drink bill killed in Iowa House action
Iowa House voted 8 to 21 to table the lone liquor by the drink bill this session. Rep. Robert Blue urged floor consideration amid heated debate as Rep. Phil Joan and others opposed the move. Speakers denounced the measure in a clash over liquor control.
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Des Moines
Iowa House of Representatives
Robert Blue
Eagle Grove
Blue
Phil Joan
Fort Madison
H. F. Risse
Mitchell
Today’s Common Error and Editorial Note
Instructional note on reporting homicide outcomes preferring hanged over murderer phrasing. Includes a scanned prompt fragment and guidance to avoid sensational wording.
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