Mind and Morality in Scientific Perspective
An author notes that science can answer factual questions but cannot determine morality. The Q and A discuss women’s earlier peak work ages, drivers fined for slow speed, and that accidents stem from slow vehicles and other factors. The piece cites Dr. Harvey C. Lehman and Hayden Eames in science commentary.
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Wen
Ohio Academy of Sciences
Harvey C. Lehman
Science News Letter
Hayden Eames
To Day
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry C Link
A booklet offers rules for a good memory tested by science. It explains memorizing names dates lessons books and more. Send 10c for costs and stamped self addressed envelope to Dr Albert E Wiggam care this newspaper with MEMORY requested.
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Henry C. Link
Albert E. Wiggam
Prejudice and Reason in Attitudes Toward Speed and Society
A discussion contrasts logical thinking with emotional prejudice. It argues that reasoning people rarely harbor prejudices while blind, unreasoning bias targets races or classes. Cosmopolitan individuals recognize differences and act tolerantly.
Notable Local Movements and Incidents in Brief
Anthony Rice at Town Steel sustains severe leg bruises after dropping a heavy steel piece. Mrs. William L. Cron travels to New York City to visit son James A. Cron. F. D. Fillmore family plans a Yellowstone motor trip. E. M. Severy hosts farewell before moving to Paris Iowa. Harry Dyer Jackson to teach at Sherwood music school in Chicago. C. T. Hickok of Coe College travels to Bethlehem New Hampshire to visit his mother. E. A. Runkle elected president of the Federation of Men’s Church Organizations. Ron A. Barlow named secretary and F. H. Shaver treasurer.
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Anthony Rice
Town
William L. Cron
New York City
James A. Cron
F.D. Fillmore
Pauline
Nadine
Paul
Yellowstone Park
E. M. Severy
Paris
Harry Dyer Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Sherwood Music School
Chicago
C. T. Hickok
Coe College
Bethlehem
N. H
E. A. Runkle
Federation of Men's Church Organizations
First Congregational Church
Byron A. Barlow
F. H. Shaver
Booker T. Washington Opens Cedar Rapids Chautauqua
About 3000 attendees heard Booker T. Washington speak on the opening program in Cedar Rapids. Delegates leaving for the state Democratic convention include C. D. Huston Lewis Heins J. M. Redmond J. M. Terry Glenn Kenderdine S. K. Tracy William Walker A. J. Felton and John N. Hughes. Arthur Hurtt rushed to Peru Ind. due to his father’s serious illness yesterday.
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Booker T. Washington
Cedar Rapids
Public Ownership of Electric Plants Shows Increase
Washington report notes a steady rise in publicly owned electric plants since 1929 and a drop in private units. The commission's data show total private output rising annually since 1931, with hydro plants now surpassing steam generators for the second year. Midwest states dominate public ownership, led by Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, and Michigan.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Midwest
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Herring Pushes PWA Funds for Iowa School Building
Governor Clyde L. Herring urged Public Works Administration head Ickes to allot funds for a Elkader school building Hampton school building Davenport sewer project and a new county home in Wapello county. He sought early action on projects approved but lacking allotments.
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Washington
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Ickes
Elkader
Hampton
Davenport
Wapello
Herring
Radio Programs Mixed with Musical Acts Across Night Schedule
A dense schedule lists 6:00 to 11:15 PM radio programs across CBS NBC and ABC affiliations. Performers include Carl Hoff orch, Andre Kostelanetz, Lupe Velez, and Gordon groups with stations WABC WBBM WEAF WJZ etc. The lineup features orchestras, soloists, and comedy segments across multiple networks and times.
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Cavalcade of America
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
One Man's Family
NBC
Weap Chain
Burns and Allen
WGST
Lacey Monroe
Soprano
WJZ Chain
Hal Kemp Orch
WEAP
Women's Symphony Orch
Coleets and Budd
WEAF
Andre Kostelanetz
Orch
WOC
Hit Cares
Carl Hoff
WACO
Jack Berch
Joe Reichman Orch
Wwcco
Wjz
Coburn
Wwoc
Cugat Orch
WJZ Ain
da Meg
WolJz Chai
Henry Busse Orch
Weaf Chain
Jan Garber Orch
al Donahue Orch
Luigi Romanelli Orch
WIZ Chain
Bernie Cummins Bagh
KMO
Weaf Wow
WLW
Josh Higgins
Finchville
Wgst Ox KM
David Harum
Kyw
Wendell Hall
Wabc Chain
Vic and Sade
Fiddlers Three
WJZ Wls
Weco
Dan Harding
Dot and
Will
Mery Dietrich
Charles Stenross
Weaf KY
Wacco
Aleesh
Deis
NBC Music Guild
Mabelle Jennings
Pepper Youne's
WHO
Vic Nee Sade
Madge Marley
Carl Landt
Seintly Weavers
Loretta Lee
Wgwcco
Marion Carley
Amos ‘N
Andy
Kyw Wow
Red Nichols
Kate Smith
Lum and
Abner
Walter Cassel
ami + pc
Willson
George Givot Orch
Ve Ee la Marr
Sere Duchin Orch
WJZ Samm
Watkin Weaf
Charles’ Barnet Orch
Carl Woo
President Roosevelt’s Canada visit eases tensions and fosters friendship
Alice Longworth notes the Canadian suspicion of U S annexation is unfounded. The Roosevelt summer cruise has built informal ties and demonstrated reciprocal understanding between the United States and Canada, reducing historic misunderstandings and signaling goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
Canada
United States
India
Mars
Alice Longworth
Body Of Missing Farm Hand Found Near Rochester Ia
Elsa Brown a 25 year old farm hand missing since Sunday was found dead along a creek bank near Rochester Iowa Tuesday afternoon. The Cedar county coroner ruled death by his own action noting he had been dead about 36 hours and a shotgun shell lay beside him. Brown reportedly faced a romantic disappointment. A posse led by the sheriff searched the farm of Bob Conley shortly after he vanished but found no trace at that time and had suspected a Missouri return.
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Tipton
Elsa Brown
Rochester
Brown
Cedar County
Bob Conley
Missouri
Maverick Attacks UT Faculty Nazifying The Daily Texan
Congressman Maury Maverick joins students in opposing UT faculty supervision of the Daily Texan claiming censorship would Nazify the university. Dr N Y Benedict says supervision aims to place an experienced editor in charge. The row follows a faculty veto of a student editorial on Texas sulphur tax policy.
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Austin
Tex
Maury Maverick
San Antonio
Texan
University of Texas
Board of Regents
Russia
Italy
N. Y. Benedict
Maverick
Dr. Benedict
Daily Texan
Colorado River Authority Management
Granville Price
Ed Hodge
Texas
One Quins Hero: Emilie Dionne Shares Kindness
In Callander Ontario Emilie Dionne from the Dionne quintuplets shows compassion for Old Mother Hubbard. She weeps at the tale then returns to the breakfast scene placing bacon under the dog’s nose as a small act of care. The family nurse notes the gesture and Dr. Dafoe later sees the altered breakfast scene.
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Diannes
Emilie
Old Mother Hubbard
Dr. Dafoe
Blaze at Missouri Tobacco Center Wipes Out Buildings
A trash fire sparked a north Missouri tobacco center blaze in Weston undoing three large tobacco warehouses two tobacco barns a two story home one dwelling and heavily damaging the Weston Ice and Cold Storage company The damage is estimated at 600000 with high winds feeding the flames.
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Weston, Mo
North Missouri Tobacco Center
Weston Ice and Cold Storage Company
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Texas U
Quins
Missouri Tobacco Center
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New York
United Air Lines
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