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Senators Debate Censorship in Arms Trade Probe
The Nye committee should expose the arms and munitions traffic to public view despite pressures to withhold information. Officials have shown little action on known facts, and strong public sentiment could force real controls. The committee’s lean toward soft-pedal censorship risks nullifying hoped for legislation.
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Congress
Tugwell On The Way To Banigo To End Worries
A directive urging Bonito to stay in the buggy a few days longer as Tugwell travels there, promising relief when he arrives. The note frames Tugwell as the resolver of ongoing concerns.
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Motion pictures face scientific test on moral influence
American Psychological Association coverage notes Dr. Cork University tests with seventh graders show film viewing can shift attitudes toward less rigid morals. Results vary by film content and actor appeal, suggesting films may shape norms more than direct behavior.
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Legion of Decency
Noisy Nights and Quiet Returns in a Cave Man Letter
A long reflective musing blends advice to a daughter about curfews and responsibility with satirical asides on public morals. The writer, signing as Dad, contrasts modern dangers with ancient imagery, urging sensible limits and respect for others.
Bugs and Winter Woes In A Typist’s Rant
A playful diatribe about pests near the typewriter and in the office on winter nights. The piece shifts to a mock lament on bugs invading thoughts and breath, then pivots to a light note on cold weather hardships and a brief, offbeat reference to Paraguay and Bolivia claiming victory in a cattle dispute.
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I Am Not a Brave Fellow I Belong to America
The speaker, amid a mood of doom, finds empty storefronts and a damaged sense of security but asserts belief that America will endure the depression. He recalls newsroom layoffs, salary cuts, and forced quarters, yet stays confident in a path forward for the nation.
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Vignettes From a Distant Shore and Local Whims
A stream of cultural snapshots notes John Held and McIntyre in clipping lore, a Nervy Nat at a Maine resort, and Dolores of Ziegfeld fading into Paris memory. Plus real estate prices rise on East 73rd Street, Amos of Amos Andy, and a Boston cat’s quiet office visit.
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Father of American public schools puzzle hints
A mixed OCR-like puzzle text cites clues and answers about education history and terms. It references who was called the father of American public schools, plus scattered wordplay clues and definitions across vertical and horizontal entries.
Mind and Morals in the Modern World
An author notes science shapes moral decisions and rights of society above individuals. He cites wealth's impact on women's careers, social pressures, and a singer’s loss of opportunity, then discusses competitive athletics and the fading weight of the term veteran in modern times.
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Marian Cox
Mrs Vos Injured In Hit And Run Crash
Mrs James Vos was injured when struck by a hit and run driver at the Main and Franklin street intersection Wednesday evening. Authorities report she sustained foot and side injuries and the suspect fled the scene.
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Washington Jitters and War Talk in Cordell Hull Memo
A lively Washington column notes Cordell Hull’s jitters as Britain protests munitions probes. It highlights Nye and Russell anecdotes, White House routines, and officials like Swanson Wallace and Howell, with colorful quotes on policy and personalities across government and media.
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Wise Parents Emphasize Self-Reliance and Early Independence
A letter urges parents to loosen home ties so daughters learn independence and budgeting. A Miss Manners column answers a 17 year old considering marriage with a boy, advising completion of business training and postponement of marriage to gain self support skills. The exchange stresses female education and readiness for emergencies.
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A Woman Finds Strength in Self-Reliance and Education
A speaker urges a girl to value education and independence, stating a woman's security comes from being able to rely on herself and wait for a loved one who supports her through schooling. The message emphasizes patience, self-improvement, and personal empowerment.
Miss Manners Reply to White Hat SOS
A reader replies to a letter signed White Hat about a brief meeting at Jean Harlow film show. The writer asks for the name and address to share if White Hat seeks it, noting she hardly notices people nearby but hopes to connect with the person described.
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Dear Miss Manners Boy Signals Hidden Interest
A schoolboy questions how to tell if a boy likes him. The answer notes if he does not flee when approached or hide, you may not be repulsive, but observe his expression for cues while not seeming too eager.
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Miss Manners
Farmer Hurt After Horse Kicks Near Manchester
Manchester area farmer Burl Johnson three miles southwest of Manchester sustained facial cuts needing stitches and leg injuries after a horse kicked him Wednesday.
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Burl Johnson
Foreclosure Actions Filed by Equitable Life in Delaware Court
Clara G. Dune Jap is named as defendant in a farm foreclosure suit brought by Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York for 21469 dollars and 43 cents. A parallel suit by the same plaintiff lists Henry B. Schneiders and others for 11185 dollars and 95 cents.
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Clara G. Dune
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Notice of probate of will in Linn County district court
Notice is given that on September 18 1934 at 9 am the Last Will and Testament of Mary Klettsch late of Linn County Iowa deceased will come on for hearing for proof and admission before the District Court Cedar Rapids Iowa dated August 31 1924 Edwin W Landou ns t Clerk District Court Tobin Tobin and Tobin Attorneys
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