Roosevelt urged to grant power to reorganize government
Democratic leaders in Congress explore giving President Roosevelt sweeping authority to reorganize federal bureaus. The House Expenditures Committee secretly reviews potential savings from consolidation, echoing the 1932 platform pledge to cut expenditures by abolishing useless offices and trimming costs.
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Phonograph Breakthrough Could Disrupt Broadcasters
A New printing method by Fernando Crudo may allow mass production of sound records affordable to the public. His process records voices and orchestras on films then prints many copies, enabling newspapers and theaters to distribute up-to-the-minute sound news and performances nationwide.
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The Training Of A Husband Begins When A School Maam Smacks Him
A 1935 column surveys American domestic life and gender roles, arguing that presidents Lincoln and Harding reflect national patterns of marital dominance by wives. It muses on mothers and teachers shaping men, the idea of romance, and social expectations across the country.
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World Calendar debate draws midweek holiday critique
The World Calendar proposal is examined as it would place Christmas and New Year midweek, sparking talk of two Mondays, two Saturdays and two Sundays in a week. Supporters praise midweek holidays while critics worry about festive disruption and a double holiday.
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World’s Richest Actor in Canada Stirs Celebrity Gossip
A fragmented portrait of 1935 entertainment society highlights Vaughan Glaser as Canada’s wealthiest actor on a brief visit. The piece notes Glaser’s million-plus earnings from touring and contrasts him with American stars like Walker Whiteside and Ivy Lee, while lampooning showbiz fashion and social quirks.
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Notable Guests at Prom Spark Public Fashion Critique
Walkers Fanny Holtzmann and Tom Geraghty attended a prom described as a fashion pamphlet satire. The piece notes a contrast between public dress and private taste with critics calling loud outfits a target for snide remarks.
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Fanny Holtzmann
Tom Geraghty
Exploring Mind Through Science and Society
An author notes science prioritizes social rights over individual rights and discusses heredity ethics in marriage. The piece cites Roland H. Young’s study on high school athletes versus non athletes detailing intelligence distributions and social impressions.
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Butler University
Washington High School
Indianapolis
Willie Willis and Pug’s brother tied to a rib
A quoted statement describes a rough tackle incident in which Willie Willis recalls not hanging Pug’s little brother but tying him to a rib to prevent injury during a fall.
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No clear subject in crowding remarks to a person
The fragment expresses a dismissive stance toward an individual. It suggests that young ladies should focus on more important issues rather than personal feelings or judgments about him. The tone implies criticism of personal attention and emphasizes broader concerns.
Wow To Develop Your Personality by Sadie Myers Shellow
Readers of Lets Explore Your Mind show strong interest in a practical booklet. Dr Wisram invites applications with a stamped self addressed envelope for costing details.
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Luzerne Pioneer Mrs. Wilhelmina Tiedemann Dies at Christmas
Mrs. Wilhelmina Tiedemann a long time Luzerne resident died Christmas morning after a stroke on Saturday age 79 born in Germany April 13 1860 came to the United States at 21 she married Frederick Tiedemann December 14 1883 and lived much of her life on a nearby farm she is survived by daughters Mrs Alvina Peterman of Marion and sons Fred and Albert of Blairstown
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Blairstown
Funeral services set for Luzerne residents
William of Kansas City Miss Amanda Elmer and Mrs Adelia Garling of Luzerne will have funeral services at the Luzerne Lutheran church at 1 30 p m Saturday officiated by Rev Starke Iowa City petition asks damages of 5000 from Choo Woo a Chinese student at the University of Illinois for injuries in a collision near Wilton Junction Moriarty sues for damages Decorah Nicholas Hanson Engen 60 of Madison township died on Christmas day survivors include wife and several children funeral Monday at Madison Lutheran church led by Rev M B Quill
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Adelia Garling
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