Editorial notes questions of opportunity in America
The page highlights belief in latent talents and the need for preparation to seize opportunities amid the Great Depression. It urges individuals to cultivate abilities, cites opportunities as ever-present if prepared, and contrasts personal effort with neighborly outcomes. It references Amy, Margaret Hill, Mary Ellen Swenson, Martin Sorenson, and Arthur Gromatsky in literary selections and campus events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baitor
Martin Sorenson
Margaret Hill
Caimpiy
Pauline Lane Anat
Geraldine Wallace
Selma Jenson
Mary Ellen Swenson
Muse
Mathilds Bee Boye
Otis Pederson
Gieh
Mina Pedarian
Raitor Harold Loper Society
Anite Odenbsus
America
Allantic
Mary
Earth
Quaret
Arthur Gromatsky
Ruth Johie
Mr. Moore
Studert Rady
Literary Society
Prices and politics in a changing economy
The author foresees rising prices for essentials and wages lagging, predicts a global currency shift away from gold, and criticizes slow public works spending. He recalls Civil War era sentiment, laments labor and farming dynamics, and notes Cuban and Latin American political intrigue affecting markets.
Texas Laugh Line Raises Relief Law Debate
Ferguson Aditomiak urges Texas to laugh as editorial argues the new relief law concentrates power, naming family ties and political allies. It cites Henry Morgenthau and Aubrey Williams, discusses bond authorizations, and notes opposition by Governor Ferguson and lawmakers amid a looming extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Larh
Jamen FE. Ferguson
Ferguson Forum
Ferrama
Ol Jim
Henry Morgenthau
Fer
Avery
Amying
Aubrey Williams
Harry le Hopkin
New Relief Commission
Ferguson
Ferenwin
Little Early Adams
Texte Relief Commission
Haw
Little Hammer
Taginnature
Senate
Ear
Adams
Industrial Accident Board
Dalla
Lawrence Wesbrook
Ecesary
Westbrook Ie
Fonda
Stata Omnia
Williams
Austin
Hopkine
The Real Swanee Rives and Imagination's March
A reprinted editorial argues the real Swanee River rises not in Georgia but in memory and heart. It critiques measuring poetry with surveyors chains, noting Foster's song endures as a timeless, nostalgic current guiding sentiment and identity beyond geography. New Zealand plans to buy fast hunting planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berkshire County
Mays
Commerce and Finance
Eeditor
Tel
Evening Mail
Dansary
Govinglal
Georgia
Sorthern
Florin
Okefinokee
Stephen C. Foster
Swanee
Florida
Itatanan
Foster
Ives
Dead Negro Walks Into Court At Slayers Trial
In Conroe district court a trial unfolds with courtroom confusion as Bert Ward is accused in a murder case. A misreported victim and burial costs spark county financial notes while sheriff Hooper tracks the supposed slayer. A.W. Marvin leads defense as the case proceeds, with live witnesses and a tense atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroe
Bert Ward
Alexander
Neers
Sheri Gur
Hooper
Ward
Aberander
Menander
Weero
Sarme Thee
Alexus
Afonse Attorner
A.W. Marvin
Dodge
J. L Manry
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Clifton Tailors
Clifton, Texas
Paselincei
Gwendolyn Carr
Ruth Joble
Anita Obenhsus
Punt
Lohengrin
Cavaliers Rusticans
Carmen
Hobemian
Turl
Alda
Mini Meier
Mise Meier
C. T. Boes
St. Matthew
Erickson
Ohlalems City
Ue College
Farcity 4
Manon
Tam
Humble Corner
Filling Station
Joe W. Warton
Mer
Bimmons Corner
Humble Products
Humble Service
J. C. Carpenter
Gulls
Carpenter Bron. Drug Store
H. J. Cureton
Tornet
LAW
Menlmian, Treas
VALVE
Foe Comple
Evinding
Outoos
Wwe
Rine, Aio
Frank Parker Stockbridge
United States
Canada
South Africa
Frince
Washineton
Omer
Alfred
Uncle Sam
General Machado
Cubs
Servent
Paris
Machado
General Menucal
Inlehy
Cube
Bine Beck
Palen
Tuban
Spearer
Anne Alten
Ferguson Aditomiak
Driskilwdl
Austin, Texas
BTARK
Swanee Rives
New Zealand
Turkey
WACO
Torres Sul
Dublin
Clapron
CIO
Foster Cherry
Tome Eelephone
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