Acknowledging Arthur Morgan’s Tragic TVA Fallout
Jay Franklin argues that Arthur Morgan faced a personal tragedy amid the White House conference on the TVA, condemning no one. He suggests Morgan deserves sympathy, a pension, and careful Congress oversight, while criticizing political maneuvering by others and Roosevelt's handling of the crisis.
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Tennessee Valley ‘Authority
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David Lilienthal
Chatman Morgan
Cngress
Arthur J. Morgan
Congress
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Morgen
Arthur Morgan
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Centralized Tax Burden Pushes States Toward Washington
Washington column argues federal taxes have swallowed state and local treasuries leaving states counties and schools with little room to maneuver. Governor Lehman warns further centralization could erase separate entities and force a nationwide shift to Washington control.
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Charles .P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
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Lenman
Washington
Retrenchment and Daylight Saving Time Debate
The piece argues for broad retrenchment in government, trimming useless bureaus and curbing costs, while warning against rapid centralized power. It also discusses daylight saving time, noting past confusion and public division, and urges delaying any change until wide community support exists.
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Fan Mail Floods Hollywood Author Lloyd Douglas
Hollywood gossip notes that Lloyd Douglas, a Congre gational author and screenwriter, receives 500 to 1,000 letters daily. He has four best selling novels with three adapted to film, including Magnificent Obsession and Great Light, with White Banners filming at Warner Bros. He spends three to four hours daily replying to fan mail, starting at 8 a.m. and continuing until 2 p.m., plus evenings.
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Reducing Diet Struggles and Mental Hurdles Described
Obese patients face hardships in weight reduction says Dr. Clendening. Willpower is essential as early discouragements fade with visible results. Anhedonia and appetite swings are discussed with benzedrine sulfate noted as a treatment aid under medical guidance. Breakfast and dinner plan listed with limited food values and a sugar substitute.
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Logan Clendening
New England Journal of Medicine
Srirat-Savarin
Secretary of Navy Question and Vague Earth Facts Briefly
A grab bag item presents three trivia prompts: identifying the current secretary of the navy, naming the vaguest Foland, and estimating the number of continents on Earth. The text mixes proper nouns with unclear fragments and lacks coherent context.
Twenty Years Ago In 1978 Daguerre Journal Files
March 28 1978 recap notes Daylight Saving inauguration crowd and the bustle near Child's north of town. Mentions of safety, etiquette, horoscopes, one minute test answers, and a death at City Hospital. Brief items include local travel, a rail yard scene, and a business visitor in Warren.
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Child's
Spears Hospitalized After Mysterious Town Incident
A disrupted town report states Spear J. W. a noted local pharmacist known as the unluckiest man in town was hospitalized with injuries after a strange event. Details remain unclear as officials investigate the motive and sequence of actions in the troubled incident.
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Spearsy
Spears
Change in Conditions in Hot Countries Affects Plant Growth
A reader notes that in hot climates plants adapt to atmospheric pressure changes, altering timing for flowering and leafing. The observation suggests trees and shrubs may shift budding and leaf development in response to environmental shifts, affecting local greening patterns.
Fragmented historical text on figures and stats
Fragmentary OCR style note cites Judge Renesaw Mountain Landis and author Tr yin Cobb as experts, discusses traffic safety and 1911 death rates versus 1987 projections for life insurance policyholders, then oddly references London’s height of olive buildings. The text is garbled with many errors and unclear entities.
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New York Life Insurance Company
London
England
Delght
Cherry Blossoms Bloom Along Potomac in Washington Springtime Mecca
Washington D C embraces an early spring as cherry trees bloom on the Potomac banks signaling the start of the season. The blossoms arrive ahead of schedule with snowflake white petals and red calyx as the city marks the Japanese gift planted in Potomac Park by Tokyo mayor and Mrs Taft in 1912.
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Washington, D.C
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United States
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Tokyo
William Howard Tat
Taft
Potomac Park
John Parl Jones
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