Roosevelt plan in perilous public stand testing courts
Washington May 5 to 6 1927 era debate centers on Roosevelts court reform proposal. Wallace backed tax strategy to curb business overexpansion while opponents warn of political backlash. Utah Salt Lake poll hints public indifference, while Chicago lawyers weigh the constitutional shift and potential economic slump amid the tariff war.
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Spring Cleaning Digs Promoted for Civic Beautification
The city urges residents to join Spring Cleaning Digs on May 15 and 18 to clear litter from homes and properties. Public cooperation at curbs and proper container use will aid the free pickup, with collection teams visiting each street once. The drive emphasizes health, fire safety, and community pride as a shared civic effort.
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Urge Care In Granting Licenses
Police authorities urge strict scrutiny in license applications and licensing areas to curb improprieties and illegal sales. Joint county and state action with local cooperation could reduce violations and improve enforcement. A broader review of license issuances is recommended to prevent abuses and tighten controls in liquor establishments. The piece also notes possible moves toward prohibitory measures in some communities.
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Peace Prospects and War Economy Amid European Tensions
The piece notes broad expectations of no new European wars this year, with possible calm next year, despite Russia and Italy arming and Germany pressing armament while Britain maintains a long term austerity plan. It links a lull in war orders to a quieting economy, except in Spain where ongoing fighting and Basque rebellion threaten any quick peace.
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Twenty Years Ago School Health and Local Reports
Twenty years ago the superintendent of schools Wilson noted an investigation by physicians found 25 percent of pupils with no decayed teeth and 75 percent needing mental care. The area mentions a power tractor sold to Wayne township, a new flagpole at Amur wan Brakeshire plant, and local residents Geiger Sonat Mewart Ms Geiger, with other notes on a funeral, circus reports, illness, and travel for business.
Hollywood Film Show Glimpses of Stars and Scenes
The piece sketches Hollywood life at a May event with stars like Flynn, Gloria, and Belle Davis in home-side screenings, plus mentions of James Stewart and Melvyn Douglas in new movies. It notes fan interest in color pictures, short plays, and the behind-the-scenes film hobbyists. It also references Breeding of Shetland ponies in Orkney and cites a 1916 record cold temperature in the United States.
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Paris Styles Feature a Varied Summer Hat Collection
Paris presents a spring into summer hat lineup with wide shapes and tall crowns, including flower pot crowns and built up blue beret peaks. Bright colors like coral, blue, and natural straws dominate trimming and complete hats, along with feather accents and plumes for day to evening wear.
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One-Minute Test On Names And Geography
Answers include Burton K Whevjer Democrat for senator from Mon ana New Yorks is the largest American world. The Bay of Fundy lies between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia with a tidal range from 30 to 46 feet, the world’s highest.
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Allan township settlement in Trethampton county recalled
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commission notes a 1728 settlement by Scotch Irish at Allan township along the Abe Fletsondauqua banks. The group, Presbyterians, built a log church near the Craig homestead. most able men served in the Heroin- Itionery War.
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