Reorganizing Washington Power For Emergency Action
Dictatorship 1 argues that in national emergencies the United States concentrates authority in the President within constitutional bounds. A looming crisis requires Congress to grant decisive power while maintaining informal, voluntary trust. The incoming administration should act as director, with Congress cooperating to implement a popular mandate for bold, constructive leadership.
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Washington
Europe
Prent
Congress
Hoover
Acction
Postponed crisis reports link to political campaigns
New York City records 111 fewer suicides in 1992 than in 1931 with Dr. Huntry M. Warren noting the June to October period showed the greatest drop as political campaigning peaked. He says excitement can deter personal crisis reports and that after such thrills pass, impulse returns, urging less reliance on constant stimulation.
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New York City
Huntry M. Warren
National
Save-A-lone League
Dr. Warren
Debt Reduction Debate Echoes Across Nation
Prof Russell Weis man of Western Reserve University discusses foreign war debts noting sentiment favors revision downward but not cancellation. He suggests debt reduction be tied to commodity price declines since funding deals. Debtors push for more, trading will shape the final outcome, with no clear forecast.
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Russell Weisman
Western Reserve University
Weisman
Hollywood Film Shop Laughs At War Tales From Frank Atkinson
Hollywood feb 18 Frank Atkinson veteran of world war who shot down German planes recalls midair battles and the comical side of war. He jokes about writing a book on war comedy and recounts a buddy’s misadventure with a tree, a parade auto, and warped orders during combat.
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Hollywood
Frank Atkinson
Talwaya
Ateieo
Twenty Years Ago In Corry Journal Files Feb 13 1913
Reading through the Journal files reveals a slice of Corry history dated February 13 1913. Items note the J W A P Howard Company awaiting settlement of Mexican trouble with properties at Chithuzhua and Mexico City. Mentions of Mile Malone of Washington Market instructing Laurie's domestic science class in meat cutting. Local business plans include the Mulheima estate’s development on South Center street between the St James hotel and Barlow block. Remarks on Erie diocese finance committee meeting at Hotel Phoenix and express company witnesses in a damage suit involving James Gormley and the Adams Express. Also notes on Miss Mayme W Miller’s Chicago high school dean position and local ice man Toth Shannon delivering ice. Reports measles epidemic in Spring Creek with 51 cases closing schools, and youths coasting on hills by Red. Mentions Charles Gonien’s Virginia trip, Ferry Storer returning to Back business, architects Mount & Son hired for Kane home plans, NuBone Corset plant in Erie starting operation, and alderman appointment for C B Porter.
Roosevelt may visit Baltimore for swims at Children’s Hospital pool
Washington 19 reports President elect Roosevelt plans frequent swims at the Baltimore Children’s Hospital pool near Warm Springs. A benefactor funded a modern pool with two heated tubs suitable for the president’s use, while a separate furniture bill creates a Civil Service funding dispute over $1500.
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Washington, Tech
White House
Roosevilt
Bultimore
Billimore
Children's Hospital
Mimis
Warm Springs
Record claim sparks Stevens Point skating feat
Henry Densch of Linwood, age 25, says he set a personal record by skating from his home to Stevens Point, Wisconsin, about three miles, in half an hour, a journey that may constitute a notable distance record.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Henry Densch
Linwood
Foy Road
Sever Miiles
Paris Styl es Fashioning Handknit Yarns by Aileen Rite and Vera Hiller
Paris readers learn of Aileen Rite formerly of New York and Vera Hiller starting a handknit yarn business in Paris. The article adores their work as city aristocratic and notes Gobelin tapestry inspiration. It frames the venture as a notable local craft novelty in the Seine city.
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Paris
Aileen Rite
New York
Vera Hiller
Seine
Fatal Fall Claims Pa Steel Worker James Markley
James I Markley a 56 year old steel worker died after a fall on stairs at his home in Feading Pennsylvania on February 13 authorities reported.
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Fall Feading
James I Markley
Pershing Improves After Minor Illness
General John J. Pershing, 72, was reported slightly improved from bronchitis and laryngitis confined to his hotel room. He left his room briefly with his physician to walk the hotel corridor and planned to resume his trip to Tucson for recuperation, though aides delayed departure due to ongoing business.
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United Press - Midland
John J. Pershing
Gen. Pershing
W. &. Ryan
Tucson
Avi
Robert Schafer
Mayor L. Alexander Elected Captain at Armory Meeting
Mayor L. Alexander was elected captain of Company A at the State Armory meeting on Tuesday evening. Gyle Van Vieck will return to the company as a first lieutenant and drill master.
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L. Alexander
State Armory
Gyle van Vieck
School Burns Near Franklin
Franklin February 13 a fire believed to have originated from a furnace destroyed the Reynolds school on the Georgetown road nine miles west of Franklin at noon today. Loss estimated at $2,000. Teachers and 28 pupils saved most furnishings. volunteers fought for over an hour as a stiff wind hampered efforts and only water from nearby pumps was available. No injuries. The one story frame building, 0 by 85 feet, stood about 100 feet from Reynolds church and had existed over 40 years.
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Franklin
Ping
Reynolds
Georgetown Road
Mabel Perrine
Three Homes Damaged in McKeesport Blast
Fire following an explosion of unknown origin damaged three houses in McKeesport Pennsylvania last night forcing residents Larry Sinonelte Andre Lemke and others to flee. Damage was estimated at ten thousand dollars as fire crews halted spread to a row of homes including those of Mrs Alfreda Merz and Andrew Buchko.
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United Press
Mckeesport
Larry Sinonelte
Andre Lemke
Alfreda Merz
Andrew Buchko
Two Sentences By Judge Hirt In Warren Court
In Warren court on February 12 Judge W B Hirt presided and four sentences were pronounced. Milo Raynor was fined 200 plus costs and eight months in the Allegheny County Workhouse for liquid fuel act violation. Clarence Judge received a one year suspension of sentence on payment of 100 and custody until paid. Roy Conlin Youngsville pleaded guilty to sale and possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined 100 plus costs and 30 days in county jail.
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Roy Conlin
Matin Norbeck
Warren Baking Company
Michle W. Stanton
Federal Life Insurance Company
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Robert LeWevre
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Montgomery Warp & Co
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