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Locate Lindbergh and Hoover in a sweeping political tally
The piece mixes biblical verses with a caustic review of 1930s policy. It rails at the Lindbergh case coverage, criticizes President Hoover on farm relief and wages, and lampoons prohibition politics. It notes a wheat surplus plan, tariff moves, and anti privilege reforms involving congressmen like Dallinger.
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Sinclair's jail term extended after contempt ruling
Harry Sinclair, serving three months for contempt of the United States senate, faces six additional months after a Supreme Court ruling. The druggist at District of Columbia jail enjoys a comfortable captivity with doctors, nurses, and modest privileges while oil graft debate rages in Washington. The piece laments selective punishment among elites and criticizes the Senate for exposing scandals like Teapot Dome, alleging powerful figures resist reform.
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Contempt of court conviction aimed to thwart justice
The piece condemns Sinclair for using wealth to pervert justice by hiring a detective agency to shadow jurors before an oil fraud trial. It argues such contempt harms America and calls for proper punishment during his six month District of Columbia jail term.
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Election turmoil in Britain and U S lame duck debate
The British general election last Thursday prompts Baldwin to resign as Ramsey MacDonald forms a new cabinet. The piece argues Britain has overthrown its tories while criticizing the U S lame duck system and Senator Norris reintroducing a constitutional amendment to end it.
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Unfair View on Reparations Sparks Debate in Britain
The piece cites the Manchester Guardian criticizing a postwar settlement as unfair to Britain. It argues America seeks sole reapportion of reparations, contradicting its war stance of no indemnities. The author defends Britain’s position and questions American financial claims.
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Mystery boom fuels late night writing in New York
In New York on June 5 D C McIntyre notes rising demand for mystery and detective novels. Publishers, stars, and even leaders are drawn to thrillers while critics warn of a flood of low quality yarns and a few standout masterpieces like The Canary Murder Case.
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SHORT TURNS BY MERRILL C MEADE
The piece mocks political news with jests about the presidential pocket veto and public figures. It lampoons Mrs Hoover public reading, vice presidents publicity, and jokes about mispunctuated signs and absurd headlines.
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Chicago May Queen of the Blackmailers dies in Philadelphia
Chicago May, once famed as a master forger and blackmailer, died in a Philadelphia hospital after a life spanning pickpocket to high crime. She served fifteen years in a London jail, reformed, then published her memoir warning others. Her life illustrated the adage you cannot win.
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Hoover trims presidential workload and politics echo
A commentary notes President Hoover reducing routine duties by limiting handshakes and signing. It praises shifting document handling to subordinates while preserving essential personal signatures. It compares U S and British party differences and adds quips on local tales and prohibition trials.
Golf Self-Control and the Hands in Edgar Guest Verse
A poem in which Edgar Guest extols wrist and arm coordination for golf while warning that loss of self control leads to poor shots. It contrasts mental discipline with the hands and arms rebelling, describing the internal struggle between strength, nerves, and habit in achieving a par.
Ironics on disarmament and cruiser buildup
The speaker argues for disarmament in principle but supports more cruisers based on the belief mass people are no better than individuals. He cites the problem of peace where everyone seeks their own peace at another’s expense.
Transatlantic flyers, diplomas, and urban wits collide
A collage of brief quotes notes high school graduates on stage with diplomas and vacation plans, chefs debating roast duck, and economists critiquing gravy. It also cites mobile auto accidents as a state issue and recalls Capone quip and Philadelphia’s fast-town image as a light editorial mix.
Art as a House of Many Rooms in the Canton Views
The writer defines art as any form of organized human expression from poetry to sculpture to architecture. He argues art is not a single system but a dance of life and a “house of art” with many rooms, of which individuals may choose to inhabit only some. Canton, June 2.
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Taft Critiques U S Education Crowded Curricula
Chief Justice Taft argues U S education lacks focus and teaches people how to think not think for themselves. He cites wartime strain and crowded English studies, noting experimental Wisconsin college aims to restore independent thought rather than rote grammar and rules.
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Jests Jingles at the Bridge Club and Gorilla Study
Comic verse mocks experiments by Columbia University in Africa to study gorillas and monkey behavior. Jokes about interviews with apes and humans, monkeys, Darwin, and a radio mishap pepper the column’s playful satire.
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Looking Back from the 1903 Canton News Democat
In 1903 Mrs. McKinley received a memorial from Knights of Pythias in Canton. The municipal light issue shows 82 excess street lights causing a budget deficit of over $6 thousand. Samuel Hall discussed it with the city council. Catholic Mutual Benefit Association hosted a Rogers–Cant on visit with speeches by local and Louisville leaders.
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