Hoover critics clash over G men and public rights
In a 1938 column Jay Franklin argues Hoovers FBI publicity harms, then cites a German spy case subordinates who left government to sell related material to a newspaper syndicate. He questions ethical lines if agents profit, comparing to wartime commanders and tax cases and warning against compromising national defense.
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Parental training blamed as judge condemns parents
A New York state judge rebuked the parents of two youths aged 24 and 22 for perceived failures in training and supervision. He sentenced them to life terms in state prison for a burglary case and criticized lack of religious guidance. He argued parental delinquency fuels juvenile crime and urged parental accountability.
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Jobs Worth Doing by Donald Gray on WPA Waste
Donald Gray criticizes WPA projects and workers noting wasted time and poor supervision. He argues the fault lies with state and federal oversight despite careful design and honest labor, calling for better management and accountability.
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Fourth Fourth Fatalities Reported in Holiday Fireworks Death Toll
A wartime style annual holiday report notes four fatalities this year linked to fireworks with three clearly attributed to the blast. Corry and surrounding areas are mentioned as unlucky, yet overall improvements from past reckless displays are highlighted. The piece recalls a two decade effort to curb fireworks dangers and urges continued caution.
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Behind the Scenes in Washington by Rodney Washington
In Washington speculation swirls around Jimmy Roosevelt's post White House activity in insurance and business while Alva Johnston notes media focus on his ventures. Congressman Dies pushes for inquiry into East German American Bund ties and urges probe into government operations amid prying headlines.
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St Peter's Basilica A Mighty Shrine on Vatican Hill
A compact history of St Peter's Basilica in Rome, from its founding by Constantine and Pontifical approval to Charlemagne, coronations, and Michelangelo’s later enhancements. The piece notes its evolves into a monumental, world renowned sacred site and its depiction on the 1928 Holy Year stamp.
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Fu Hi and Noah Compared in Chinese Legend
The legendary first Chinese ruler Fu Hsi is noted for living around the flood era and bearing similarities to Noah in Chinese legend, drawing a parallel to biblical imagery of a great deluge.
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Chartreuse Returns as Paris Color Trend in Fashion
Paris styles spotlight chartreuse in vivid and pale tones across dresses, sashes, and accessories. Designers like Vionnel Pola and Patou feature chartreuse organza and silk combos, while jackets, belts, and gloves pair with lavender, cyclamen, and pine accents. The trend appears in multiple houses, with sash trims and color-blocked silhouettes emphasized.
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Appendicitis Warning and Home Care Advice
The fragment warns that inflammation worsens with activity and laxatives. Castor oil or other laxatives should be avoided, as they irritate the bowels and risk perforation into the peritoneal cavity. Emergency removal or drainage may be required. use laxatives sparingly if abdominal pain allows.
Raven star steals scene in Spawn of the North review
Hollywood dispatch notes Rollo the raven from Spawn of the North performs with wit and intelligence, lighting Poe’s pipe and fetching slippers, while serving as a sentinel in the scene. Trainer Henry Twifford praises the bird’s instinct and on cue behavior, contrasting Poe’s portrayal of a raven. The article highlights Rollo’s pivotal, comic role alongside George Ratt, Henry Ponili, and Dorothy Lamour.
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Barbs and curiosities at the fair in San Francisco
A jumble notes poorer nobles seeking fortune telling and a test clamber near city noises. Visitors observe nervous system reactions, a magnetic hairpin is new, and Westerners expect steady sales. A man fell from a roof but escaped injury. The year’s symphony concerts drew crowds, while a ball game drew thousands.
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