Stowe lecture at Town Hall urges steadfast support for Britain
The article notes Leland Stowe’s Town Hall talk urging intervention to defend freedom. He warns internal dictatorship as main danger, says seven billion dollars cannot buy liberty, and that liberty requires US resolve. Stowe predicts possible war to guarantee Britain, while others urge staying out.
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Better teaching should come with pay raises
Approval greeted the Iowa House for raising teachers wages from 50 to 65 dollars a month, a move that would affect about a quarter of rural teachers if the Senate agrees. Over 1,300 teachers earn under 500 dollars yearly as calls grow to raise and consolidate teaching standards alongside pay.
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Mussolini dismisses Graziani amid North Africa setback
Reports say Il Duce accepts the resignation of Marshal Rodolfo Graziani after a Libyan defense collapse and a stalled Greek campaign. The firing underscores Mussolini's deteriorating grip as Italian generals turnover in a war viewed as unwelcome.
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Plain Answers on Bible Difficulties by Dr Fort Newton
A reader protests that the Bible is a puzzle and hard to interpret. Dr Newton argues the Bible’s plain meaning on the Ten Commandments and the Golden Rule, but notes living them is not easy and calls for justice over mere mercy.
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Aga
Mark Twain
Wid West
The Hillbilly’s Foe Is One Who Speaks Correct English
Robert Quillen reflects on Roosevelt's craving for popularity and the universal dislike of outlanders. He argues distrust of strangers stems from historic fears, with insiders praised for likeness. Quotes and witticisms punctuate a broader view of social conformity and distrust.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Dorothy Canfield
Dr. Fell
Behind the News on Strikes Threatening Roosevelt Program
Paul Mallon outlines six major defense strikes affecting vanadium steel universal cyclops Bethlehem International Harvester Allis Chalmers and Midland Steel. He notes union disputes wages representation and management guards, arguing many demands seem driven by hostile forces and not labor’s genuine interests.
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National Labor Relations Board
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Allis Chalmers
Sidney Hillman
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Midland Steel
Public interest and strike ethics in labor conflicts
The public holds a right to protection and fair wage allocation, yet advocacy comes mainly from the parties in dispute. The key issue is not the number on strike but that any worker strikes during labor's international cause being defended.
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Roosevelt
Mystery of the Grey Room and a doctor’s cautions on gonorrhea
A reader cites Eden Philpotts and other mystery tales while a physician condemns gonorrheal infection as a serious public health issue. The article notes sulfanilamide improved treatment but no clear drop in female sterility from pelvic infections, warning about long term damage.
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Eden Philpott
Grey Room
Inquiries on health topics and medical terms
Readers ask about nerve strain and mortality in London, fibroid tumor versus myoma, and a lotion for pimples. The bulletin cites vitamin B deficiency and ulcer causes, notes fibroid tumors are common and often non dangerous, and advises a sulfur lavender lotion regimen with a monograph offer.
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