Shall the Republic Perish Led by Dr. Gage at St Pauls
Dr H M Gage president of Coe college preached at St Pauls Methodist Church on Constitution Day urging both individuals and groups to reclaim responsibility and sobriety to save the republic. He warned of incompetency corruption in politics and the danger of an alphabetocracy and urged united citizen leadership with church backing.
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Church, civic virtue, and personal duty in a republic
The author argues the Christian church must be a unifying force for civic virtue and moral leadership. Individual responsibility to God is essential to preserve republic traditions, with revival possible as Americans abandon pleasure and money worship. The piece warns about nominal faith and calls for personal reform to avert societal decline. A note adds that the Sea of Galilee hosts a catfish that mews and can dye for days out of water.
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Roosevelt Attacks New Deal In Fierce Address
Col Roosevelt assails the New Deal as a path to tyranny. He warns of a regimented society, NRA overreach, and government control of taxes. He laments loss of freedoms, press regulation dangers, and calls for defending constitutional liberties despite wartime pressures.
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Bare Huge German Airplane Purchases
Brown testified that in 1930 he left the navy bureau of aeronautics to join Pratt and Whitney, drawing $147,865 in salaries since 1930. He denied the navy developed the 400 horsepower motor, but said the navy cooperated with the company. The article notes he taught Chinese airmen and mentions commerce department involvement in aviation matters.
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Leighton W. Rogers
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Francis H. Love
Nanking
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Pratt and Whitney Company
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Wilson
Council Sticks to Certificate Plan for City Work
The city council rejected a move to pay for a west side sewer contract with bonds instead of certificates. City Solicitor Harry S Johnson warned increased assessment collection liability if bonds were issued. The council will readvertise for bids using the certificate method while awaiting tax sales resumption, hoping certificates regain credibility.
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