Bill of Rights Need Amendment to Rein in Federal Control
David Lawrence argues that New Deal era rulings threaten press freedom and media expression. He urges constitutional amendment to explicitly limit government power over radio, print, and new media, asserting judicial capture by administrative absolutists endangers free speech and press rights.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
America
Associated Press
Wanted Mr Fix It HE SHOW Ends with Call for a National Fixer
Robert Quillen reflects on a disorderly, untasked society where authorities fail to act. He catalogs modern woes from Argentina purchases to timber loss, ration boards, and war profiteering, urging a dedicated official to clean up everyday inefficiencies and injustice.
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United Nations
Argentina
England
Calavaras Sequoia Ve
California
Africa
America
Axis
The Other Fellow Inside Us A Dual Self Explained
By Joseph Fort Newton everyday living text explores a constant inner duel between a higher self and a flawed alter ego. It cites Dr Jekyll and Hyde as emblem of dual nature and warns against swift judgments while noting that vanity and folly can mar great deeds.
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St. Paul
James Barrie
McConnachie
George Moore
Moro
William Osler
Egerton Y. Davis
Yorick
Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Hyde
Happiness is a butterfly, ever out of reach
A Hawthorne quotation notes happiness as a butterfly that flees when chased but may land if one sits quietly. The line reflects elusive joy, urging calm and patience over frantic pursuit.
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Hawthorne
Public dealings with secrecy and press limits quoted
Senator Arthur Capper and Secretary Frank Knox are cited warning that complete secrecy and food conference silence harm public discourse. The remarks stress that neither airwaves nor bellicose rhetoric can replace real outcomes in international talks and food policy.
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Arthur Capper
Kansas
Stalin clears way for Soviet United Nations cooperation
Edgar Ansel Mowrer argues Stalin dissolving the Comintern ends Moscow control over foreign Communist parties. The move, he says, opens cooperation with the United Nations and the Allies, reducing anti-Soviet pretexts and easing postwar planning. He notes past Moscow guidance harmed national parties and Fueled fascist rise.
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Communist International
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Russia
United Nations
Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
France
Blum
International
Soviet Republics
Editor of Liberals' Bible Indicts Self and Allies
The piece recounts Bruce Bliven of The New Republic critiquing liberalism and urging realism. It quotes Bliven on Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt, and liberal aims, advocating a postwar approach centered on freedom for the individual and practical democracy. The author reflects on truth and unity arising from awakening views.
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Tashington
Liberal Bible
The
New Republic
Bruce Bliven
Britain
Russia
China
Wallace
Bliven
Wire Tapping Rampant in Federal Work Life Says AP
AP report by Jack Stinnett warns that no federal worker has privacy amid 20 plus investigating agencies. It notes pervasive dossiers on staff, duplication among agencies, and fear of a Gestapo like system unless reforms occur.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
United States
FBI
Secret Service
Civil Service
Treasury Department
White House
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Engraving
Capitol Police
Public Buildings Administration
PBA
Sam
Robert Ramspeck
Sun Baking in Foggy London Captures Odd Custom
Roving correspondent Henry McLemore recalls Britons chasing sun on roofs despite overcast skies. A sun bake with sea drawers turns comic as the roof top ritual meets cold winds and brief sun, leaving participants chilled yet revived and joking about buying used bathing trunks.
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London
United States
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Puttering Again Helps Elderly, Says Dr Brady Health Column
Dr Brady counsels letting an elderly man with dizziness and high blood pressure continue puttering about his shop as a benign activity. He notes dizziness has varied causes and urges consulting a physician for medical advice. The piece emphasizes hobbies and gradual retirement to maintain mood and function in aging.
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Meniere
Adolph Lead Jackpot Hint Sparks War Talk
The column mocks Adolf as chasing a lead jackpot across Europe and mocks predictions on Norway Italy France Bulgaria and Spain. It suggests only Roosevelt and Churchill know the outcome while locals offer wild guesses about regional alignments. The piece closes with no definite answer until official reports arrive.
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Hitler
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Dollfuss
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United Nations Council
Martin Dies
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Chamberlain
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Bible
Paul Mallon
Mr. Bliven
Poland
Churchill
Chiang Kai-shek
India
Egypt
Mallon
Jack Stinnett
Henry McLemore
Henry
Cape Hatteras
MeLemere
Wm. Brady
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Bugs" Baer
Adolf
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Spain
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