Hoover and the purge of unAmerican ideologies debated
A critical commentary argues against suppressing political beliefs and labeling citizens as enemies. It questions Hoovers stance on eliminating Communist Socialist and fascist ideas, warns of history repeating Nazi and Soviet tactics, and calls for clear definitions before deportation or exclusion. The author cites public institutions as examples of social ideas and urges broader liberty and accountability.
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Herbert Hoover
Chicago
Eissent
Hoover
Post Office
Forest Serviced
Reclamation Service
Soil Conservation Service
The
Agricultural Extension Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
Securties and Exchange Commission
Arong
Thomas
Amie
Wiscotsin
ICC
Communist Party
Nazi Bund
New York
Ured
Martin Dies
Ku Klux Klan
Germany
Corry A A Recreation Center Plan Grows
Local recreation advocates in Corry push for a city recreation center to serve all ages. The proposal, guided by committees, seeks community-wide support, favorable business conditions permitting, and backing from the Y and other groups to create a long sought facility for youth and adults.
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M.C. A
Corry
Aps
Part-Time Cops Debate in Pennsylvania City
A taxpayers group in a Pennsylvania city proposes replacing the regular police force with specially appointed officers paid per conviction. Critics warn this undermines crime prevention and risks more arrests, noting officers perform multiple duties beyond recording offenses and that courteous, capable policing preserves municipal welfare. The piece also touches on Japan’s growing assertiveness in Asia and potential global repercussions.
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Taxpayers' Association
Pennsylvania
Itep
Phe
Wale
Housing Authority would fund 800 million for slum clearance
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on Sen Wagner's push to fund the U S Housing Authority with 800 million dollars for a slum clearance program. The plan expands loans to local housing authorities, housing for about 160,000 families, and argues that private industry cannot profit while providing affordable, decent homes for substandard urban housing.
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Bruce Catton
NEA Service
Washington
Robert P Wagner
New York
Congress
U. S. Hhuisity Authority
Uncle Sam
Housing Authority
Lriek
USHA
Foval Hausing
Oreange
PWA
Versailles
Wolk
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files February 13 1919
A list of local and military items from the Journal Files notes the annual depart of Supar interdent of Sehonis Naegel received by the board of education with totals for RT Students in Senior High School. Wounded in action in France is Private Jain Aner visiting after returning from France. Mr and Mrs Tosopin McRae of Olea New York formerly of Cosy were in town to hearward of the Alto. A couple fatally burned in a recent incident prompts the community to reflect on local hazards. Rees, a longtime Corry resident, died February 7 in Enidville Arkansas at age 78.
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Supar
Sehonis Naegel
Tosopin
McRae
Olea N. Y5
Cosy
Echoeiov
Hollywood poll weighs hair color balance for Miss Bennet
Dean Bennell conducts a formal poll of followers to decide if she should stay blonde or switch to brunette. Readers from Dallas to Danbury comment on beauty, youth, and the appeal of natural hair versus dyed shades, while Bennet weighs public opinion to guide her persona.
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Hollywood
Dean Benvell
Isama
Anu
Miss Bennitt
Joan
Sonia
Dave
Dallas
Tex
Chawléston
Danbury
Corn
Miss Bennet
Jie
Early Writing Materials From Sheep Hide to Parchment
A brief note traces how writing relied on dried sheepskin, with parchment used for diplomas. It explains parchment is sheep hide treated chemically, and mentions catgut for strings and sutures actually coming from sheep intestines, not cats.
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Cateul
Kangaroos Classified by Size and Habitat
About fifty species of kangaroos exist, spanning 43 of 15 genera. The tallest reach human height and weigh around 150 pounds, while the smallest are rabbit-sized. A notable species is the tree-climbing kangaroo in Queensland, the giant kangaroo, capable of killing a mastiff with a single claw strike.
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Weist
Queensland
Barbs Gonja Henie Eats Sweets Then Skets Weight
A playful profile notes Barbs Gonja Henie eats many sweets and sketes weight loss. The piece comments on wintry south living with little to wear and mocks publicity around the Gone With The Wind casting and speculation about who will play The Wind. It also mentions airplanes sales to France versus Mussolini.
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Gonja Henie
Scarlett O'Hara
the Wind
Scarlett
Frekee
Mussolini
France
Lincoln's Darling Lives Again In Ann Rutledge's Grandniece
A stage play Prologue to Glory revives Lincoln and Ann Rutledge romance with Ann Rutledge’s descendant in the lead. MaryAnn Rutledge and other Rutledges appear as part of Decatur Ill memorial photos. the great great granddaughter portrays the Lincoln sweetheart in period makeup and study of early Lincoln Rutledge records.
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Lincoln
Darling
Ann Rutledge
Abraham
Ottumwa
Iowa
MaryAnn Rutledge
Joh Rutledge
Edeward Rutledge
Donald M. Rutledge
Decatur
Lincoln Memorial
Edward Rutledge
Ann Ruttledge
Rutledge
Donald Rutledge
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Fay Tun
Jay Franklin
Degen
William Ferguson
Newyor
Rittany
Frangee Enselands Scstrands
Tranve & Penin
Sula
English Channel
Japan
Gergiany
Italy
Spain
Little Brother
South China
Hainan
Indo-China
Totali- Tabanan Brotherhood
Setiat
Foglon
Aid
Sagan
Ony
Hong Kong
Far East
Nine Quind
Chang Ket Shek
Rangoon
Mandalay
Philippines
India
Sam
Yeken
Journal
We Wallsomrelov
Earleeil May
Jain
Adivera Hawkins
Fae
Claveland
National Carbon Company
Caw
Iuttery
Cept
Stewart
Enbile
Ais
U- Rees
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