10 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Emmetsburg Democrat
Location
Emmetsburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
1
The president urges graduates to avoid a life without meaning and to pursue constructive leadership. He warns against disbelief and emphasizes leading by exemplary conduct and efficiency in work, earning the right to leadership.
After graduation, students must choose between continuing in school or finding work. Many rely on family savings or work to fund college, while others face scarce jobs. CCC camps offer healthful employment for those ready to bridge graduation and a future job.
The piece proclaims that strong newspapers grow from sound business practices progressive policies and fair public treatment. It notes the editor taking a public role marks a shift toward accountability and service to readers.
Frank Kent and Co assert a fissure within the Democratic Party over the Supreme Court issue and labor policies. They foresee a GOP coalition with sane Democrats, while recalling Smith's 1924 walk. Past forecasts faded as Roosevelt won re election with record popular vote, casting doubt on Kent and Co predictions.
Walter Lippmann warned Drake University graduates not to be coerced into old wars and to reject fiery leaders from both sides. He likened global tensions to a theatre fire, urging cool heads to control panic and keep the world from repeating past world wars.
U S naval officers protest a Iowa judge who offered a prisoner the option of a prison sentence or enlistment in the navy. They argue the judge’s action insults law and justice and could set a dangerous precedent for the armed forces and the public.
The new timetable shows trains heading north in the morning at 7 42 and returning in the evening at 9 28. Details indicate a shift to the revised daily schedule.
A threeteenth annual reception honored the 19 graduates and nine faculty at the McComb home. News items cover accidents, marriages, store openings, road improvements, railroad time ideas, hotel plans, and local dignitaries in Emmetsburg and surrounding towns.
Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors orders destruction of noxious weeds on lands under your control. Schedule requires cutting Canada thistle sow thistle quack grass by June 23 1937 and other species by July 15 1937 or August 1 1937 with repeated cuts to prevent seed. Highways adjoining your property also covered. failure to comply will lead to enforcement.
The weed commissioner will destroy the weeds on the property at the owner's expense if not complied with. Any crop loss from such destruction falls to real estate owners under the statute. Dated June 3, 1937, Palo Alto County Board of Supervisors. Attest Martin Thompson, County Auditor.
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