Judicial caution needed in hearst case over search rights
The piece argues that judges should not obstruct legislation but must protect constitutional rights. It warns against lower courts delaying or weakening federal powers and stresses the need for careful judge selection to prevent half baked rulings while upholding justice under existing law. It references Hearst, a New York unemployment case, and calls for balance among branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Hearst
District of Columbia
Hearst
New York
Donald Richberg
Congress
Townsend plan endangers DARP hopes but defies quick death
Revelations of racketeering tied to the Townsend plan dent the movement's prestige and loosen congressional caution, though the plan is not killed. Promoters face scrutiny as contributors realize funds funded salaries and expense accounts rather than urgent legislative adoption, yet many believers remain steadfast despite disillusionment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Dr. Townsend
Congress
DARP
Chicago
Drake Estate
Witty Notes on Manners and Modern Life From 1936
A collection of humorous maxims and vignettes on boredom in luxury, manners, and public life. It surveys irritations of daily habits, social pretenses, and human foibles with wry, detached commentary. It closes with a copyright notice from 1936.
Townsend pension lure fuels belief in old age security
The passage argues that the promise of a $200 monthly Townsend pension sways millions over sixty and those approaching it, despite flaws in the plan. It warns that belief persists, manipulated by demagogues who exploit the desire for security to gain political advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Townsend
Spanking Debate Sparks Columbia Expert Opinion
A Columbia University expert argues parents should not spank children for temper tantrums or whining. She says crying stems from home or community factors and urges parents to study root causes rather than punishment. The article notes mixed reactions and humorously agrees to spanking parents who spank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Hennig
Child Development Institute
Columbia University
Columbia
New York Lower Manhattan Carnival of Lunchtime Color
Street scene at Battery Park erupts with balloon sellers ice cream hawkers and newsboys as Wall Street workers flood benches and paths for lunch the momentary carnival reshaping a bleak area. Mrs Laura Comstock Dunlap, 80, retires from newspaper life and teaches journalism while mentoring inmates. notes on freelance pay and famed writers Irvin Cobb Bert L Terhune and Charlie Somerville anchor a memory of Park Row.
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York
Manhattan Island
Battery Park
Pomeroy
Somerset Maugham
Trafalgar Square
Wall Street
George Baker
Laura Comstock Dunlap
The
Globe
Dannemora
Dunlap
Sun, Herald and World
Charlie Somerville
Brooklyn Bridge
Lazaretto
Irvin Cobb
Park Row
Bert Terhune
Frostbite First Aid Advised By High Mountain Expert
A medical correspondent cites Rudolph Campbell in Schweizerische medizinische Wochenschrift 1932 detailing frostbite treatment. Move patient to warm room, wrap warmly, and use gradual thawing with cold water 45 to 60 F, aided by gentle movements and frequent ice removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Campbell
Schweizerische Medizinische Wochenschrift
Campbell
Glimpses of 1920s fashion and medical frostbite guidance
The piece recounts Flo Ziegfeld era beauty sources from Texas and other locales, mentions figures like Roosevelt and Sarnoff in a colorful collage. It shifts to medical advice on frostbite treatment, arguing against old thawing rituals and endorsing immediate warmth and gentle massage as best practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Los Angeles
Houston
Salt Lake City
Washington, D. C
Flo Ziegfeld
Texas
San Francisco
Portland
Jessie Reed
Stefansson
Questions and Answers on Menopause and Dental Prep
The article discusses menopause as a natural physiological change not a crisis and notes symptoms like backache and sleeplessness. It includes references to a free monograph on menopause, iodine instructions, and a dental preparation involving sodium amytal under professional supervision to reduce anesthesia-related distress.
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H. A
Canada
B. P
L. E
Property theft recovery in London remains low
A report notes only about a quarter of stolen property in London is recovered, highlighting gaps in investigation and return rates for stolen items across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zemo Relieves Itching Skin In Trusted Relief Lotion
Soothing Zemo lotion provides cooling relief for rashes itching and minor skin irritations. Trusted for 25 years with millions of users, it is approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau No 4374 and sold by all druggists in 35 60 or 1 dollar sizes.
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Good Housekeeping Bureau
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COMPA
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Sete Eee Eee
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Fifth Avenue
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Brisbane
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Comcintyre Ie
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Man
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Hollywood
Frank Menke
Sports Authority
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Leslie Carter
William Gilette
Bob Wagner
Charlie Chaplin
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Will Hays
Lois Long
Peoples Savings Bank
the Peoples Savings Bank
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A. Soc
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Fla
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Minn
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Lincoln Highway
West City Limits
Kinney
BLUE
First Avenue
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