Press fairness in reporting debated issues in Congress
President Roosevelt uses the opening of radio press galleries in Congress to rebuke press impartiality claims and warns that equal prominence to both sides is an ideal rarely achievable. He notes that readers must balance biased reporting and that even with two nearly equal figures, one side often carries more weight in public perception.
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Congress
Roosevelt
United Press
Radio Correspondents’ Association
Mr. Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Herr Goebbels
Dorothy Thompson
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
United States
Tor
Farm Youth Crisis and Regional Efforts Highlighted
The piece notes a growing surplus of rural youths with few farms for inheritance, cites 1920 and 1930 data on farm fatalities and youth maturation, and argues that government handouts alone cannot solve the problem. It details low farm wages and calls for local, educational, and civic initiatives, including WPA traveling libraries, to prepare youths for employment.
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National Youth Administration
Iowa
Louisiana
Tennessee
WPA
Public folly and pride in facing swindlers and world news
A reflective column condemns naiveté and vanity that let swindlers manipulate people while criticizing Europe and wartime propaganda. It notes American idealism, detachment of other nations, and calls for prudence and self-reliance at home with sharp asides on public manners and forgiveness.
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Japan
Russia
China
Germany
France
England
Italy
America
Europe
Urging Wider Book Access for Farm Readers
The text advocates expanding book availability to rural readers through similar low cost projects, while warning that more practical measures are needed soon to broaden access. It emphasizes the need for action beyond initial efforts and implies ongoing discussion among stakeholders.
Japan dominates in China says editorials urge truth
A Far East report debate questions Britain’s stance and U S policy. The piece argues Japan now controls China after two years of warfare while Nine Power treaty is violated and global powers mostly ignore the breach. It urges frank acknowledgment of Japan’s dominant position.
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Far East
Great Britain
Japan
China
United States
State Department
Chamberlain’s Resolve Tested by Appeasement Rumors
Rumors swirl about Neville Chamberlain’s stance toward Germany as analysts question whether his firmness will endure. The issue centers on whether he will double down on resistance or yield to pressure in hopes of averting conflict.
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Chamberlain
Japan
Warner
Germany
Sir Neville
Weather talk underground and city life in New York
In New York Day by Day Charles Driscoll notes underground barber shops and subway-immersed life where weather is a frequent topic, sunless rooms, air conditioning, and local routines shape daily chatter. He also mentions Coney Island crowds, Brown University scholar Walt Lister, J P McEvoy moving to Malibu, and weed scarcity in the city.
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New York
Frank
Manhattan
Broadway
Coney Island
Walt Lister
Texas
Brown University
Long Island
Brown
P. McEvoy
Malibu Beach
Hollywood
New York City
Magician Mulholland Stirs Mystery With Medallion Trinkets
The piece describes John Mulholland’s quiet speaking style and his habit of subtly picking objects from friends while talking. He has been giving companions medallions certifying them as friends and helpers, a gesture shrouded in magic and intrigue. World’s fair prices are reportedly decreasing, hinting that learning has begun too late.
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Ohn Mulholland
John
Mulholland
Exploring Minds and Careers for Women in Science
Albert Edward Wiggam argues from a scientific viewpoint that moral choices are not fixed by science alone and urges equal consideration of girls' careers. He notes women now work in diverse fields and deserve opportunities equal to men, stressing societal service and potential.
Pay not the main motive in work say analysts
New York business analysts report pay is not employees main motive even for pay increases. Workers rate pay low among 30 desires, seeking confirmation that pay is affordable, recognition, and appreciation for their work. Happiness comes from fulfilling activity toward a goal, says a psychologist.
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New York
Probate Notice of Executor for P. A. Smith Estate
Notice from Linn County Iowa announces B T Perrine as executor of the estate of P A Smith, deceased. Creditors must promptly pay debts and filing of claims with the Linn County District Court Clerk is required, with Perrine’s attorney handling notices.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
P. A. Smith
Iowa District Court
B. T. Perrine
They Tell Me By The Inquiring National Life Man
Assi. City Building Inspector Robert L. Blahnik explains his life insurance choices with National Life of Vermont He highlights a strong company and capable agent as essential He chose disability income and double indemnity features to protect his earning power and beneficiaries in accidents or disability situations
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National Life of Vermont
C. V. Shepherd Agency National Life Insurance Co
Montpelier
Vermont
Dows Building
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Robert O. Bickel
C.L.A
Edwin C. Evans
John B. Heidel
Fred C. Wohr
Welcom
W. Reams
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Alaska
Uncle Sam
Helmal Seece
John B. Garner
Prabios
Fitentative
Charles Driscoll
Grand Central Terminal
Y George Clark
News Syndicate Co. Inc
Albert Edward Wiggam
Houser Associates
Emil Eitel
Karl Eitel
Roy Steffen
Bisaarc Hotel
Nies
White Eagle Coal CO
First Treet
DIAL
The
Robert L. Blahnik
Assi
Iowa Electric
Alee Overlo
Can Economica
Westinghouse Automea
Westinghouse
Light Company
Handy Pook-in Ltd
Roddy Kilowatt
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
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