New Deal Reflections On Banking And Public Trust
An editorial argues that prosperity stems from underlying causes not miracles. It critiques bank behavior, warns against using depositor money for stock speculation, and cites Roosevelt on guarding money from gambling. It urges government regulation, shared business, and public understanding of economics.
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Mark Twain
Land of
Egypt
Bankera
Roosevelt
Congress
J. P. Morgan and Company
Ica
Europe
Ple
United States
Means Sentences Stir Debate on Joint Parole Run
The blunder by the poet sparks discussion on whether Gaston Means fifteen year and two year sentences must run concurrently. With the fifteen year term included, Means may not worry about the two-year sentence’s fate.
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Gaston Means
Mr. Means
Spain The Place Everyone's Leaving For
The piece notes Spain as a cheaper, calmer refuge where books are not burned and where the euro buys less than dollars. It cites American writers in Europe moving to or returning from France and Italy, mentions Hemingway, and ends with a quip about buying a bullfighting picture book for two cents that costs five dollars.
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Spain
Europe
France
Italy
Mediterranean
Mejorca
New York Times
Ernest Hemingway
West Virginia Faces Teacher Shortage and Budget Proposals
A cluster of editorials notes rising college graduation counts in West Virginia and concerns over teacher supply. The papers debate tuition hikes, potential closure of training colleges, and the effect on state education funding while urging market-adjusted reforms. Also covered are the Lame Duck Amendment prospects, Chicago exhibition costs, Huntington plant jobs, and highway beautification plans with 200 000 dogwood trees slated for planting.
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Presa
West Virginia
West Virginas
T. D. Gary
West Virginia University
Woman's Club
West Virgride
Avery Pody
Ana
Monttaly
Parkersbury
Senuel
Treasury gold standard clash sparks Capitol debate
Washington dispatch notes sharp disagreement over a gold standard resolution in Congress tied to a New York court ruling on 83,000,000 gold bonds. The move aims to normalize gold issues, while intra party tensions surface as officials like Adams and Farley clash over dual roles and political duties.
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Washington
Congress
Steagall
Chalrain
House
Cero
Duncan A. Pletcher
Sonite Baking Committee
Lege
Treasury
Fletcher
Copgraas
Bates
Wall Street
Puuidea
McIntyre Day By Day New Toore Meanders Through Culture
The column surveys 1920s literary and showbiz figures like Ogden Nash, Edna St Vincent Millay, and Christopher Morley, noting radio activity, publicity work, and shifts in Broadway life. It wades through verse, vaudeville, and the social scene, portraying a vibrant but chaotic cultural ecosystem with vivid, if garbled, mentions of names, venues, and trends.
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Shosh
Margaret Fishwack
Ogden Nash
Samuel Hoffensten
Pimuelt
Hollywood
Martha Wichinski
Belma Robinson
Edna St. Vincent Millay
John Massfield
Edward Arlingtom Robinson
Johnson as Industrial Czar to Shape National Recovery
Washington rumors float that Hugh Johnson may again steer a vast government led partnership with industry. The former wartime drafts chief oversaw enrollments of over ten million Americans and could become a cabinet level figure in a broad postwar economic program. If chosen, Johnson would join a pool of leaders including Douglas, shifting power toward planning and manufacturing during recovery.
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Washington
Hugh Johnect
Por
Johnson
Hearst
Brady
Mr. Hearst
Bir
Public Service
Anyest
The Once Over Bra a Mundy Bad Influences
A piece warns of bad influences that tempt you to excess and discredit your training. It describes how those who lead you lack admiration and respect, yet dominate you with invitations you cannot resist, leaving you ashamed and controlled.
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Pardona
Questions And Answers Test Your Knowledge From The Gazette
Readers are invited to mail questions to the Washington Bureau asking for fact answers, with seven correct responses sought. The page lists numerous sample queries on history, geography, language, law, and science, plus a feature about insects and a classified offer for an insect control bulletin.
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The
Gazette
Washington
New York Avenue
N. W
D. DC
Union
Colgate University
Michigen
Mexi- Pen
Colima
Man kicks peach pit while pondering evolution and life
An idle man in a downtown shopping district kicked a peach pit for half an hour while musing on evolution, society, and gender roles, then stopped after a woman warned him it was odd. The incident ends with his resolve to refrain from further peach pit kicks. A brief note from Tulare advises tattooing poultry to curb chicken thefts.
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Pere
Wei
Potter
Ion
Vyx
Tulare
Cal
Constable C
Gustle
Wyne
Today By Arthur Brisbane Editor's Note Passage
Today by Arthur Brisbane reflects on Decoration Day and urges caution against war, stressing U S independence, non intervention, and fiscal restraint. It recalls gold standard debates, public finance, and a anecdote about Hearst and Hearst's financier Brady, illustrating newspaper influence and public service.
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Arthur Brisbane
Gazette
Brisbane
Gazett
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