Education value and citizen oversight urged in Corry editorial
A Corry editorial argues taxpayers should press educators and school boards for clearer evidence of education value. It urges parents to hire experts to review curricula and spending, and asks citizens to attend school director and city council meetings to provide informed suggestions. The piece critiques war and advocates constructive public scrutiny of budgets.
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Brame J. Sheed
United States
Almons
Micre Unie
AL Mleetings
Board of Education
Bruce Catton in Washington on Amie for Interstate Commerce post
Bruce Catton reports from Washington as President Roosevelt’s nominee, Thomas R. Amie, faces Senate scrutiny over alleged radicalism for the Interstate Commerce Commission. Amie, a three term congressman from North Dakota, sits in a remote office, narrating his cautious stance amid a debate over middle-ground economic policy and a potential clash with party and public opinion. The piece notes Amie’s background, views, and long insistence on a centrist path to avoid extremes in governance.
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Thomas R. Amie
Bomanines
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Amie
North Dakota
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Hitler warns of war risk and peacetime preparation
The piece discusses Hitler claiming Germany seeks food and material gains without seeking conflict, while warning that if Italy or others enter a war, Germany would assist. It recalls 1814 Austria's war and suggests Mussolini may spark an incident to attack France, risking a broader war with Britain and America urged to help through peaceful means and by strengthening France with war planes.
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Germany
Linz
Italy
Austria
Serbia
Ferdinand
Willy
France
Russia
Mussolini
Britain
America
Fragmented opinion from Senator Reynolds on unity and hate
In a halting wartime style speech Reynolds of North Carolina urges harmony and asks to avoid hate. He proposes a balanced approach to policy and stresses the need for bipartisan cooperation in Washington. The fragment hints at a broader plea for reconciliation amid tense debates.
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Reynolds
North Carolina
Sponktor
Washington
Twenty Years Ago News Highlights From Local Journal Files
City commission discussed municipal building size and design. George Turner, city native, arrived in the U S after overseas service and stays in Base Hospital New York. Private Donald Williams listed among Pennsylvania soldiers aboard Haverford in Philadelphia. Latites Auxiliary supports Corry Hospital with nearby communities. Newborn son Edwin Leon Ward to Mr and Mrs Z W Amison added to local records. Marjorie Ferguson nears accept to Washington government role as K E L society hosts dinner for young ladies.
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Turner
City
United States
New York City
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society of Pennsylvania
Music, maestra, please. Nit for the night club patron taint for the neurosis patient. There is definite therapeutic value in music. Especially in cases of mental stress and agitation. Music can do what medicines alone cannot. Centuries ago music calmed insane patients as Chopin’s waltzes soothed terrors. Kings and courts sought soothing strains when troubled.
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Gmisie
Chopin
Philip V
Spain
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Mblanetolla
George II
England
Eleanor Powell Advises Women on Dance Styles of the Era
Hollywood star Eleanor Powell, fresh from Honolulu, urges women to adapt style to the era. She notes longer dresses yet freedom of movement, cites dances like the Lailoth Walk as less action heavy, and emphasizes staying fit and attractive to maintain public favor.
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Honolulu
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Many Applications for Aviation Training Plan
United Press reports President Tooysyalt announced a plan to train 20,000 college students and unemployed youths in aviation. The program would be part of a national vacation study effort run through the National Youth Administration. The article notes strong interest and inquiries reaching the NYA office.
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Fince
Tooysyalt
Cilian Palcia
Woods
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Ile
NVA
Amie nomination stirs conservative and progressive clash
The piece analyzes opposition to ex-Representative Thomas B. Amie of Wisconsin for the Interstate Commerce Commission vacancy. It argues the dispute masks broader orthodox versus heretical views on business and government, with critics branding Amie as leftist while noting his past positions echo earlier conservative liberal lines. It also contends the fight serves as a red herring for New Deal critics and highlights Amie's populist western background and potential impact on rail policy.
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Thomas B. Amilie
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce
Tom Amie
Spain
White House
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Sullivan
Amlie
NRA
Moscow
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Roosevelt
Mr. Amie
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Franie Murphy
Polis Frankfuster
Tom Amlie
Washington
Annie
West
Callway
ICC
Gringer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Democracy on Wheels: Jackson as People's President
Recalling the democracy of Andrew Jackson's era, the rough frontier hero became the first people’s president in 1829. His inauguration sparked a lively White House reception as guests flooded in, tramped floors, and caroused from plush chairs while observers noted the frontier surge in U.S. politics. Jackson later became a celebrated stamp portrait in 1890.
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Subways guard steals 1.3 million in nickels during spree
The article notes a subway guard who stole 1,300,000 dollars in nickels, with police in Hawaii investigating the unusual case. It references a tattoo on a man’s arm and an indecent exposure vase, then shifts to varied observations about plants, birds, and a summer arrival of the Letty Gomozes as flyover-era notes.
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