New Jersey Leaders Face Free Speech Controversy
Socialist leader Norman Thomas faced eggs and fruit as he tried to speak in Newark and Jersey City. Mayor Hague and Newark park chief Joseph Burne faced criticism for denying meetings, raising questions about rights versus public order amid protests.
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Freedom Busy Bees Rally Day in Emmetsburg
The four felon girls of Palo Alto county host a 4-H Rally Day in the Emmetsburg High School auditorium this afternoon and evening. Activities include music contests with Signor Cappelli, a county officer election, a postures and songs program, and a history presentation.
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I Emmetsburg
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Maria Cappelli
Theo
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Florence Wells
Harrison Park
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Veronica Stin-T
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Dorothy Goedvers
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Des Moines Visitors and Centennial Fair Notes
Thursday June 9 1938 reports Mr and Mrs Elmer Coburn visiting Des Moines. The Ave State Fair will host the statewide Centennial Celebration alongside the fair but will not cut competitive departments. Secretary A R Corey says prize offerings in farm harvest 4 H club contests will increase. Mr and Mrs Alex Eikwald of Manley spent Saturday in the city with relatives.
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Des Moines
Emmets
A. R. Corey
Alex Eikwald
Manley, Town
Gillette wins Iowa Senate nomination in fall election slate
Town voters backed United States Senator Guy M. Gillette of Cherokee over Otha D. Wearin as Roosevelt's pick. L. J. Dickinson leads over Lloyd Thurston for the Republican ticket. Democratic shows strength in Palo Alto County with L. Phillips surprising in Second District supervisor race and Wm. McNamara topping for Clerk of Courts. Republicans name Jensvold for supervisor and Reeves for sheriff as primaries set for November.
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Des Moines Register
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Otha D. Wearin
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Wike Conion
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John Hemumes
Onder
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Weil Enofd
Emmestbure
Jominee
Clerk of Courts
Wm. McNamara
Henry Kieg
Ben Reeves
Charis Stedgman
Sheriff
Democrats
Political workers distribute election cards on way to polls
The author questions the value of paid street workers handing out political cards to voters. Voters pocket the cards despite already deciding their vote, while candidates pay workers $2 to $5 daily with little perceived benefit, suggesting the effort is wasted.
Success Mindset: Overcoming Self and Embracing Courage
The text urges personal responsibility and inner strength, arguing that only the individual can hinder progress. It condemns self pity and external blame, advocating moral courage, perseverance, and refined character as wings to success.
Smart To Be Careful On The Road
A Massachusetts highway survey finds drivers slow down or yield incorrectly. The article urges caution and independence, quoting Cromwell and advising not to depend on others for safety. It emphasizes keeping cars in top shape to handle emergencies and always being prepared.
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Massachusetts
Cromwell
Endorsements and the Influence of Organizations on Candidates
A newspaper reflects on how organized groups sway elections, arguing endorsements threaten public welfare. It notes candidates pledge support to bodies like the American Legion or Farm Bureau, a practice seen as improper and detrimental to voters.
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Sac Sun
Uise
Congress
American Legion
The
State Teachers Association
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
I.U
Manufacturers’ Association
Iowa Press Association
Iowa Farmers Offered Prizes at Centennial State Fair
Des Moines Iowa June 3 1938 farmers in Towa may win 5564 in cash prizes at the Centennial State Fair in August. Special classes feature hybrid corn with a portion of 603 in prizes. County wide farm product exhibits gain 2010 premiums and collective exhibits 3165. County farm bureaus compete for 700 in a farm projects series. Other prizes include 115 for grains and seeds and 148 50.
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Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
Wallhalla coach named Morningside six man camp instructor
Six man football pioneer L. Grovert of Wallhalla Nebraska will teach at the Morningside College summer coaching clinic at Spirit Lake August 15 to 20. The variant keeps most football laws but changes team size and requires a pass after center. The game eliminates guards tackles and inbacks, reducing cost and weight, aiding adoption in smaller high schools. It may influence future football rule changes.
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C. L. Grovert
Wallhalla
Nebraska
Morningside Collese
Spirit Lake
Igad
Safety movement advances at New York University center
A new safety education research center at New York University will offer 18 research fellowships for graduate students in education for 1938 39. The program, funded by the National Conservation Bureau, aims to train educators to teach safe practices to students and teachers colleges, with aim of reducing accident tolls in the future.
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Nation of Casualty and Safety the Association
New ‘York
Univers @ inter- A
Center of Safety
Af Conservation Bureau of Executives
School of Education
National Conservation Bureau
Eunollmen Mary Geralda Agister at Large Roles Cited
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mary Geralda as agister Mary Matthew in an at large role across first second third and fourth positions. unclear context or dates.
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Ister Mary Geralda “Agister
Mary Matthew
Local visitors include Mrs Paul Weber and baby at William home
Mrs Paul Weber and infant from Albert Lea Minnesota visited Mr and Mrs A J William at their home. H E Maguire of Ayrshire was a Barnettsvery visitor Friday. Mr Mee... mentions dogs with an infection.
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Albert. Lea
A. J. William
H. E. Maguire
Ayrshire
Meesve Mae
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