Is More Flexibility Desirable in U S Foreign Policy
Analysis of the neutrality act and Hull's push for broader legislation to expand presidential powers in foreign affairs. Discussion of a virile policy vs legislative rigidity and the risks of entrusting foreign policy to a single person or small group. Emphasizes keeping out of wars and maintaining influence through non interventional conduct.
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Unclear Debate Over Work Relief And Federal Aid
A fragmented text discusses unemployment relief, WPA programs, and the view of administration readers toward relief policy. It questions the effectiveness of federal work programs, private work versus public jobs, and concerns about worker morale and the political push for new funding. It references Hopkins and general relief strategy without concrete events or dates.
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Gell
Detroit Study Questions Penalty Trends in Crime Cases
The Detroit Bureau of Governmental Research reports that killing a person is only about twice as serious as stealing a car when imprisonment length is the measure. It notes that among 3,059 prisoners with five year sentences, only 100 served five years, 247 four years, and nearly half under three years.
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Lyle Messner
Detroit Bureau of Governmental Research
Bar of
Detroit
Ridiculous Civilized Foxes and Ruined Rabbits Tale
A satirical 1935 column recounts Foxes drafting rules to claim cabbage land, Rabbits resist then face judges and cops. It lampoons prejudice and political quirks with quips on immigration and war criticism amid a collage of quotes and aphorisms.
Hemingway Draws Nightlife Crowds In New York Visit
Ernest Hemingway dominated cafe society during his New York trip drawing attention from press agents and fans. He mingled with patrons, argued at bars, admired a torch singer, and joined social figures like Mel Grace Coolidge and Arthur McKeogh in informal outings. The piece notes cinema audiences hiss news reels with growing intensity.
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Cafe Society
Mel Grace Coolidge
Arthur McKeogh
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Roosevelts and Tarkington in coastal decor recollections
A fragment recounts Henry B. Tarkington decorating a Kennebunkport home in maritime style before replacing it with sunlit paintings and tapestries as he faced a period of illness. It also mentions writers facing deafness, including Dr. Alex Munthe and others, and notes a brief scene of two Boston dogs in red sweaters reacting to each other.
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Public Hospital Cadging Critics Call for Reform
Physician William Brady argues hospital staffs provide free services to affluent cadgers and urges public scrutiny. He notes 500 doctors on one metropolitan hospital staff give five million dollars of care annually yet face tax support and no credit in reports. He calls for paying staff fees and ending free clinics tied to political patronage.
Baby Exercise and Quinine Health Q&A 1935
Questions and answers cover a month old baby’s daily play and exercise routines, guidance on quinine usage, ultraviolet sun exposure timing, and a health letters column. The obituary notes Emil Henkle of Vinton, age 51, with details of survivors and funeral.
Woman Fractures Hip After Fall at Home
Mrs. Hamsh Eggles ton of Vinton observed her ninety fourth birthday August 9. She suffered a fractured right hip Sunday in a fall at home and is hospitalized.
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Hamsh Eggleston
Real Hel In Avoiding Miserable Colds
Vatronal claim of preventing colds with drops in the nostrils. Describes nasal use to reduce irritation and clear passages. Mentions Vicks Plan for home control of colds and clinical testing by physicians and millions of users.
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Vicki Vatronal
Vicks
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