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Debates and discussions fill CBS programs with Sen. Tart and Rep. Smith debating Social Security at 6 30 PM while Harold Ickes talks at 10 30 PM. Benny Goodman leads swing nights with Meade Lux Lewis and Albert Ammony guests. We the People features include Leon P. Hopkins and George Antheil. Also Arthur Powell guests and several TV radio figures appear across NBC CBS and ABC networks in various variety slots.
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Schools should not sell student subscriptions to magazines
The Journal condemns commercialism in schools and questions a Board of Education plan allowing Senior High students to solicit magazine subscriptions. It argues such programs burden local taxpayers, harm legitimate dealers, and divert athletic funds, urging retrenchment and support for existing community businesses rather than school led sales.
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Bruce Catton in Washington on civil service
Washington April 11 The inquiry into civil service conditions expands into a wider system reform as Sen Allen Ellender leads a five member Senate panel with a $2500 budget to investigate reports of favoritism in government employment. About 10 000 workers have filed complaints, alleging dictatorial bosses biased promotions and even petty corruption, with women and skilled technicians facing specific abuses. The panel aims to uncover abuses and push for a law revision to end favoritism and clock watching or risk returning to spoils politics.
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Twenty Years Ago In the Journal Files April 11 1919
The April 11 1919 Journal Files note President Sumner Benley appointing the nominating committee of the board of commerce with members including W C Murray C Stewart D Warren DeRosay P G Wood and others. A saw mill at Harry Lyons Elgin burned overnight. flames were seen by dancing partygoers returning home. Company A toys expectto be home by May. Sainmall opens tomorrow at Second verve and Main. Southern Lecturer and evangelist will speak at the Methodist church. Charles Kinley elected president of Stanford Hosn company with officers Fred Weaver James Nevils Wallace Cogswell Frank Kinley Albert Caribage and A L Dykes trustees. Andrew Paulson retained as chief with Wallies Cogswell as assistant chief. Prankling Babbitt arrived home with discharge from the army. Mrs Herbert UW Bracken and children along with Miss Main and Masters Dan and Charles left for Seattle to establish home. Mr Bixelor engaged in business there. Prank Bills home from Stanton VA. Parents and the general public criticized widespread school issues.
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Fred Weaver
James Nevils
Wallace Cogswell
Frank Kinley
Albert Caribage
A. L. Dykes
Clark Pain
D. B Titis
B.J. Downey
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Wrest Bachomer
Foremsm
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Secor
Tore- Han
Andrew Paulson
Wallies Cogswell
Hollywood film shop sets talk on New York relocation
Stuart Erwin defends ongoing film production in Hollywood against claims the industry must move to New York or Florida. He cites artistic flexibility and practical costs, noting Eastern studios face higher investment issues, while New York offers distractions and stage access for major productions.
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Elimette Tip In City Schools Campaign
A garbled OCR piece references Elimette Tip and a campaign in city schools. It notes social equality and a husband referenced by his given name in a confusing, partial fragment. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond general local education politics.
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Daily Dozen on boxing brain injuries warns of punch drunk risk
A medical society alert discusses traumatic encephalopathy in boxing. It cites that most prize fighters receive numerous head blows, causing tiny brain hemorrhages and cognitive decline. Sixty percent develop symptoms, five percent severe delirium, with clever boxers faring better and punchers often ending as sparring partners. Some famous boxers later show mental decline.
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Roycrofters Sale Confirmed by Court in East Aurora
Judge John Knight confirmed the sale of the Roycrofters created by Fra Elbert Hubbard in East Aurora to Samuel Guard, Spencer (Ind.) publisher of farm magazines, for 80000 dollars after 91 percent of creditors approved Mr Guard's bid as best for combined Roycroft properties.
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Driver Held for Hearing in Meadville Manslaughter Case
Meadyville April 11 Walter K Stanton 26 Meadville was ordered Held for a Friday hearing on a manslaughter charge in the February 20 auto crash near here that killed Ferdinand Dingman 26. Stanton pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Alderman Dominick Lemme. His father Virgil Stanton local photographer posted 1500 cash bond. Dingman was killed when Stantons car failed to negotiate a curve and struck Bradford bridge eight miles north of Meadville.
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School Board Opposes Tenure Act Revision Fight Grows
The school board reaffirms opposition to tenure act amendments pending in the legislature. The teachers association and school directors' association intensify campaigns against revisions, with local boards backing directors' efforts at Monday's meeting. Circulars and heated campaigning are anticipated as the showdown nears in the legislature.
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