Can Canada Remain Neutral in a World War Debate
The piece contrasts Canadian leaders George Heon and Lacroix on neutrality and selective war involvement. It argues Commonwealth bonds and North American democratic solidarity matter, noting U S concerns and the Monroe Doctrine. A firm North American democratic stance is seen as key to staying out of war.
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George Heon
Latroix
Canada
Lacroix
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Britain
Japan
France
Czecho- Slovakia
Spain
United States
North America
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Public Labor Reform Debate Reflects on Frances Perkins
The piece argues women in public office must endure criticism. It notes Frances Perkins, secretary of labor, refrained from comment on House actions that moved Wage and Hour funds to Elmer Andrews. It also weighs Byrnes proposed transfer of USES to the Social Security Board and its implications for efficiency and prompt employment.
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Frances Perkins
United States Secretary of Labor
House of Representatives
Elmer F. Andrews
House
Miss Perkins
Congress
James F. Byrnes
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Social Security Board
From Prisoner to Police Chief A California Success Tale
A man once sentenced to a western state penitentiary for embezzlement fifteen years ago rose to become police chief in a new city. After release he earned respect, but public disclosure of his ex convict status nearly toppled him. Yet residents supported him, proving many ex felons can reform and serve honestly.
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California
Horatio Alger
Alger
Western State
Should Wives Work Why a specialized study is needed
The text argues for an official study on why married women work, noting current bills in multiple states seeking to limit women's employment. It contends that opinions split, but a targeted survey by Zelz could empower both sides by clarifying personal liberty and economic need factors.
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Utah
Ohio
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Iowa
Zelz
Reducing Expenses and the Myth of Inevitable Progress
Roy Helton and Robert H Thornton warned that progress often miss the mark. The piece notes past gains in transportation time from 1850 to 1893 and argues against overreliance on future inevitabilities. It cites temperance efforts backfiring and suggests avoiding meddling with the unknown to improve happiness for current and future generations.
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Roy Helton
Robert H Thornton
Cornell
Atlantic
New York
Chicago
Mr. Helton
Wall Street
Washington crime and politics blur in police warnings
The Baltimore Evening Sun notes Washington, D C police hesitate to arrest non locals amid 530 Congress members and alleged corruption. Maryland plates face frequent arrests for minor traffic violations provoking annoyance among Baltimoreans and other Maryland residents.
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore Evening Sun
Washington
Congress
Power of Gandhi Lesson in Passive Resistance Seen Worldwide
A feature discusses Mohandas Gandhi using nonviolence to spur a political shift in India with a prince surrendering authority, the Viceroy stepping in, and global reactions from Bombay markets to London cables. The piece frames Gandhi’s method as a timely object lesson in power without force.
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Bombay
London
India
Mohandas Gandhi
Education board plan faces opposition from school superintendents
Trends and Tides notes opposition to a bill forcing the Governor to name one member per judicial circuit to the State Board of Education. Edwin W. Broome of Rockville argues it narrows choices and skews Baltimore representation, urging wider regional balance and more city seats. Senators Brice and Davis sponsor the measure, citing fairness to underserved areas. Governor Nice and Dr. Cook defend current appointments and continuity.
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Senate Education Committee
Board of Education
Edwin W. Broome
Rockville
Association of
School Superintendents
Broome
Baltimore
Somerset County
State Teachers’ College
Towson
Arthur H. Brice
Dem
Kent
Wilmer Fell Davis
Rep
Caroline
Judicial Circuit
Nice
Maryland
Robert Peter
Dem. Montgomery
Eastern Shore
Weston Maryland
Albert S. Cook
Tasker G. Lowndes
Cumberland
Baltimore Board Representation Contested by Educators
A stipulation would handicap educators from selecting the best members for the board and urged that Baltimore be given better representation. The argument centers on fair distribution of influence and the need for qualified leadership.
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Baltimore
Forest acreage leads Maryland counties in woodland area
Garrett county holds 274 433 acres of woodland, 63 percent of its land the highest in the state per extension forester F Winslow. Carroll county has 39 292 acres and 13 percent, the lowest. Maryland farm prices index Feb 15 stands 1 point above Jan, 11 below last year, with price ratios up 1 from mid January. Milk feed rate declined during the month ending Feb 15. Sub editor asks about dress code for girls anecdotes.
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Garrett County
F. Winslow
Extension Service
Carroll County
Maryland
Maryland Crop Reporting Service
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S. M. Oman
Easton
H. P. Chris
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Stors
Universal
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Dubnee
Palmer, Regal
Chas. T. Mace
Cambridge, Maryland
Love Point
Ferri
Heart of
Light Street
Crayel Road
Mt Chown Road
Berweer
America
Craig
Phillips Hardware CO
Atlantic Gas and Oils
Lee Tires
Globe Batteries
Tom's River
RACE
Washington Sts
Tolida
Ylanid
Miles View
Newcomb
ST. Michaels
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