WE THE PEOPLE Lippmann and the fight over democracy
By Jay Franklin Washington July 10 a column discusses Walter Lippmann siding with conservatives on the judiciary reform bill and filibuster tactics. It argues the end does not justify the means and warns against undermining democratic processes through force or obstruction. The piece cites Roosevelt, Lincoln, and Masism as contrasts, concluding with a punchy note about a trainer in Quebec claiming a cure for asthma with dynamite feed.
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Debate on court reform stalls Senate action
In a heated national debate the Senate dithers over the judiciary bill amid bitter tactics and personal tensions. The piece urges a final vote to settle the proposal, arguing prolonged discussion will not alter senators' positions and may erode deliberative clarity. It contrasts with calls for expanding playgrounds in New York City to improve youth safety and recreation.
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Farms for City Folk: Buy a Farm as Insurance
Veteran statistician Roger Bulison counsels city residents to buy farms as a hedge against inflation or hard luck. He argues small farms of 10 to 20 acres near towns can sustain a family, warn against foreclosed properties, and note farm work can blend with city employment.
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De Valera Faces Split Victory In Free State Dail
President Eamon De Valera won passage of the Constitution but the Free State's ruling party lost control of the last Dail. The 69 to 69 split shows 88 opposition seats divided among Cosgrave Laborites and Independents. De Valera weighs another election to regain a majority and win Labor support, signaling ongoing political skirmishes ahead.
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See and Know Pennsylvania by Scenic Commission
Alburts Route 100 in Lehigh County is highlighted as part of the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission tour. The text notes Alburtis, a railway contractor in 1897 38, and references the Willam Penn Highway Route 23 with local roads to Fagelsville. Historic references include the Albany furnace site, the Amesiva coal stove origin, and early camp activity. The United States is said to take about 40 percent of total exports of Peru.
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La Follette shines in labor board film controversy
Washington July 10 Senator La Follette leads the way in a critique of the labor relations board, praised for a sharp inquisitorial stance. The piece questions Madden and the two Smiths for lack of publicity while noting La Follette’s role in exposing a controversial film and the missed chance by McKellar to expose it earlier.
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Paris Fashion Notes from Schiaparelli Gowns and Royal Attire
Paris July 10 fashion scene shows Schiaparelli designs at gate crowds with Madame Pabre wore a carbon print dress in red and white dots. Princess Paniniwsky Salnred appeared in a white suit and straw hat, while Marie Bargery joined in carbon Blue crepe with a gold and blue veil. Princess Panialowsky wore a white dress with a flap and short train, as Gardem blue remains a top summer color.
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D A K Erects Marker At Old Mill Site In Duck Town
FACTOGRAPHS notes D A K members will place a marker at a Duck Town site once hosting an old mill. The piece mentions Maggie Harris as a historic figure for a song and recounts Orville Wright’s 1905 Dayton flight. It touches on crime trends and urban subway air conditioning in a Loop district.
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Win is military dictator 0o Cuba
The questions appear to ask about a Cuban military ruler, a capital city for Australia, and a malleable alloy used in lead petroleum manufacturing, but the phrasing is unclear and contains typographical errors.
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Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes July 16 1917 Features
A Red Cross rector meeting reports city membership at 1800 and merchants closing tomorrow. There are burglaries, fires, horoscopes, and local notices including Miss Florence Daley’s death and Mrs Shapley leaving for Sterling. Names include Leonard McDirey, Paul DaRosay, D Warren Destosay, and C H Shapley.
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Hotel Corry outing pleases guests and staff at Pope's Grove
The annual outing of the Hotel Corry employees and guests near the city featured a delightful evening at Pope's Grove. A delicious gleak aunnel was served to eighty attendees and staff, followed by music from Frank Brooks Paul Janoste Virginia Munr and others, with hotel manager and Mrs Harry Os alt among the hosts.
P U C Expenses To Be Assessed To Utilities
United Press reports the Public Utility Commission plans to outline how its expenses will be recovered from utilities. Officials and county representatives will discuss the assessment framework and dates. The move follows legislative action granting funding to regulate the state's utility firms.
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