Realist politics and repeal backlash in McBride critique
Friday Morning 1934 column contrasts Wayne Wheeler realism with Dr Scott McBride’s repeal critique. It argues McBride, head of the Anti Saloon League, is linked to the 14-year Prohibition era and lawlessness, citing riots, fires, and crimes as consequences of repeal and warning against blaming current lawlessness on present policy.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
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Scott McBride
Dr. McBride
McBride
Anti Saloon League
New Tariff Law Gets Prairie City Notice
A New York World Telegram appraisal criticizes the tariff reciprocity law and Blames the Smoot Hawley policy for world surpluses. The article notes the senate passage and predicts rapid enactment, urging readers to watch if the U S can adapt to new trade conditions and swap advantages.
Trade Bargain Power Cited In Reciprocity Bill
The article argues that our nation fell behind under Smoot Hawley and now needs the presidents bargaining power to cut world surpluses. It notes tariffs are high and a fifty percent cut may not fully help consumers, quoting Senator Gore on trade as two men exchange what they do not need yet profit.
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Quebec
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Ludlow Attacks New Bill Against Government Competition
Indiana Representative Ludwig Ludlow voices grave fear in the Congressional Record that the proposed bill would put the government in direct competition with private enterprise, risking a dangerous path toward Sovietizing all industry.
Kanawha County Court Praised For Honest Service
The West Virginia Herald editorial lauds Kanawha County Court for its stable, honest leadership and notes there will be no political change for years. It argues partisanship should not override public interest and praises the court's record.
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Kanawha County
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The overbearing mother and her spoiled children parties
Dorothy Dix critiques the common boastful mother who acts as a perpetual child’s companion at gatherings and insists on being involved in every outing. She argues grownups bore children, monopolize time, and ruin play by insisting on joining or replacing peers.
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Johnny
Readers' Forum Nagging Kanawha Roads Unearth Hidden Inequities
A reader from East Bank blasts Kanawha county as the state's worst, citing road and property-value disparities compared with Grant, Hardy, and Pendleton. He references 1940 figures showing Kanawha's vast property valuations and utility wealth, arguing a rotten state persists amid unequal funding.
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Kanawha
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Penticton
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Harrison
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Ohio
Denmark
Intercepted Message June 7 1934 Bear Folka Note
A fragmentary intercepted message dated June 7 1934 pleads for retained high ideals and ambition learned from college life. The text shows garbled phrasing and misspelled words, preserving only the core sentiment of ongoing hopes and personal guidance.
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Bear Folka
Dinner guests at Sheehan's in Los Angeles debut
McIntyre Day By Day reports a social soirée at Sheehan's Angelo Drive estate with Warner Baxter and a cast of film industry figures. The piece blends lavish decor notes with anecdotes on attire, art, and film projections while detailing conversations and salon motifs.
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Warner Bexters
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Montana
Empire Express
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O'Melleyn
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Mies Gagenor
Siim
Dresden
Menken
Morgan
Turbulent Political Drift Reflected In 1830s Style Prose
Fragmented text mocks Republican resistance to economic plans and political promises. Mentions Chicago, Roosevelt program, and a 1836 suburb scene in Tipperary with weather mood implying rain approach. Copyright 1934 Universal Service.
Washington Close-Up on Presidential Authority Debate
Washington commentary notes the push and pull over making presidential authority permissive rather than mandatory during a special session. It cites the closed bank relief debate, McLeod plan, and deposit insurance expansion as pivotal, with Senate and House divisions and pressure on Roosevelt to either prolong or end the session. The piece mentions Steigell of the banking committee praising the deposit insurance bill and warning against repeal.
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Huntington Herald-Dispatch
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Questions And Answers for Gazette Readers
The Gazette invites readers to mail questions on tactics or writing to the Washington Bureau at 1924 New York Avenue Washington DC. Include name and address and three cents in stamps. The page lists sample Qs on government, geography, weather, and famous figures, with partial answers and references to a Weather bulletin.
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Gazeltes Wasning Bureau
New York Avenue
H.W. Washer Ington
D.C
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Washington
Srersie Bept
Daily Grete
New ‘York Ave
Washington, D.C
Today By Arthur Brisbane Column Introductory Note
A brief introductory note from Arthur Brisbane explains that opinions in his column are his own, not necessarily those of the publication. It emphasizes that Brisbane's views are presented as an added feature and reflects the editor’s caution about attribution.
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Iaieee Ag Garette
Brisbane
No Good Strike News And New Hat For Women
Chicago writer James Keeley mourns a fellow newspaperman while detailing a looming steel strike. Abisigamated Association president Mika Tighe heads to Washington with General Johneson to press for union recognition amid warnings of mass walkouts. The president seeks social legislation and drought relief funding, aiming to keep Congress in session to address the strike with policy and labor board measures.
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Abisigamated Association of Trow and Steeworkers
Wespington
Johneson
Congress
Wagner Labor Board
Health And Diet Exercise And Wind For Endurance
The article discusses how endurance comes from increasing wind rather than just muscle strength. It explains heart efficiency and blood flow as key, noting arteries shrink with age and hinting at injections that affect heart vessels. The piece emphasizes cardiovascular training to boost oxygen delivery and performance.
Heart health and aging in sports a 1920s view
An early 20th century note discusses how youth have dense heart vessels while older hearts show blocked arteries and weaker vessels. It cautions that running and tennis demand too much heart effort for those past fifty and suggests golf imposes gentler, steadier drafts on the heart, advising against strenuous rounds beyond 36 holes.
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