We the People by Jay Franklin Washington Opinion Piece
Jay Franklin Washington argues that divided public opinion and a conservative press culture threaten democracy. He critiques Roosevelt's reform agenda and suggests objective forecasting and journalism studies to remerge two public opinions into a functioning unified discourse. He warns that media fragmentation endangers press freedom and democratic governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bbe
Roosevelt
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Sunday Fishing Legalized in Pennsylvania Op Ed Notes
The piece discusses the shift in relief funding and local duties, urging volunteer committees to curb expenditures while honoring responsibility. It also covers Sunday fishing becoming legal, noting weather conditions and the potential impact on Sabbath observance and outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Ghastly war sight outside Madrid reported by Eleanor Packard
United Press correspondent describes witnessing mass slaughter as Loyalist corpses are dragged from trenches and dumped into open graves. He recalls bodies slithering through buttercups with glassy eyes, noting the grim field conditions and the macabre process observed near Madrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Packard
United Press
Madrid
Tate
Spain
Ethiopia
Ubym
Tiowan
Opera's Growing Draw Amid Grand Spectacles in New York
The piece notes opera becoming a social draw beyond cities, with the Metropolitan Opera Company planning performances in New York drawing audiences to hear fine music and witness lavish displays. It contrasts opera's appeal with earlier amusement trends and notes widespread attendance.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Opera could draw crowds larger than football or fights
A historical note suggests opera shows could attract equal crowds in major centers. If the Metropolitan or a rival company toured, opera might draw bigger crowds than football baseball or prize fights. An old-timer laments politics as a profession as voters grow lawless and refuse to follow orders.
Career conference urges fit to mind and field
At a New York career conference high school students hear advice to work hard and be honest. Experts classify people by four main interests: mechanical, practical, people, and ideas, urging students to choose fields that fit their strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Four counties discuss joint workhouse plan in Erie region
Commissioners from Erie Warren Venango and Crawford counties meet in the board of commerce offices to discuss a jointly owned workhouse. Local fashion notes mention a Yuba rebranded brass bed price and a spring fur and skin collection from Payzin long with new coat styles.
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Erie
Warren
Venango
Crawford
Board of Commerce
Yuabaree
Waytz Brass Bed Company
NuBone Corset Company Expands Amid Silvation
Miss Ann Paulson and Miss Kathryn Conway traveled to Erie to attend the McCormack concert at Exposition Hall. Mr and Mrs Thad Perkins Jett plan a ten day visit with friends in Conneaut Ohio following the trip.
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Silvation
NuBone Corset Company
Ann Paulson
Kathryn Conways
Erie
McCormack
Exposition Hall
Mrs
Thad Perkins
Jett
Jay Tol
Conneaut
One-Minute Test Answers and Cryptic Replies
Answers include Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin for the first query and a misread country answer for Travancore. The vice president during Washington’s terms is not applicable. the text mixes hints and garbled notes.
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Travancore
Washington
Stanley Baldwin
Tella
Adana
Woman Leaves $42 000 Estate in Will
A Moorheadville woman who died on April 7 left an estate valued at about $42,000. The will, filed with E. F. Swartz, names James Leet of North East as executor. Beneficiaries include James S L Moorhead $5,000, James Leet $1,000, Ruby Leet $2,000, and several others each receiving $1,000 or less. Remainder to her brother James M Leet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borie
Moorheadville
E. F. Swartz
Register of Wills
James SL Moorhead
North East
James Leet
Ruby Leet
Pasadena
Cal
Ella Newstien
Woodruff
New Leet
North Hist
Moya Beckwith
McCord
Bollywood
Bast
Hollywood
Ariks
Robbie Sheehan
Aidle
Lorwine Lloyd
New York
Marjerie Moore
Igiel
Mmarjean
Roach
Maris
Crystal Keale
Neal Cman
Santhy
Katharine Snull
Bilingham
Ala
Shirley White
Waterbuey Conn
Jane Marshall
Mlast Beach
Will
Forest lovers and lumbermen unite for affordable homes
Stewart notes an unlikely alliance between esters of the United States and the National Lumber Manufacturers Association as they back mass produced homes at low prices. He expects forestry and industry to cooperate for more forests and cheaper lumber for small homeowners.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington
United States
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Forest Service
Agriculture Department
Forest
Stewart
Saturday shoe sale earns $921 in Angola store
In Angola Indiana on a Saturday a local shoe store manager reported taking in $921 after a customer bought items for $221 and an extra eleven customers purchased pairs. The customer did not return for a refund.
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Angola
Hawaii Adds First English Oboe Player
In Honouliuli City a single resident has become the first to master the oboe in a region where one in ten people plays a band instrument. The community notes a landmark musical development as local interest in wind instruments grows.
SEE AND KNOW PENNSYLVANIA SPRING MOTOR TRIPS
A distorted OCR item highlights Pennsylvania scenic highways. Secretary of Highways Warren Van Dyke, chairman of the Scenic and Historic Commission, promotes routes showcasing tree foliage and natural beauty across the state for motorists.
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SEE
and Know
Pennsylvania
Gcenio and Historic Commission
Warren van Dyke
Permaylvania Scenic and Historic Aoramimsion Remiteia
Panamytanlars
Statn
Amy Road
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