Pope's peace plea echoed by church leaders in Rome
The Pope in Rome urges peace amid war fears, calling war an enormous crime and stressing the impossibility of war in the current crisis. Rev. B. B. Bergesen of Minneapolis praises the Pope, arguing that only a truly Christian world can avert war, and hopes papal utterances influence leaders to reject conflict.
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Future of NRA Faces Constitutional Challenge and Delay
The piece reviews the constitutional questions surrounding the NRA setup, noting eighteen courts ruling it unconstitutional and the administration’s plan to let Congress decide. It highlights Roosevelt's demand to extend the NRA’s life, Richberg pulling the bill, waning congressional enthusiasm, and calls for court rulings on constitutional issues as business groups press for early resolution. It cites claims of monopoly, price fixing, harm to small businesses, and lax enforcement of codes.
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Debates Over Liquor Codes and Municipal Sales Policy
A South Dakota editor condemns the liquor code system as harmful and warns that newspapers will resist. The piece notes government delays, license confusion, and potential political favors in liquor sales, citing Yankton permits given to a Democratic figure and AG Conway’s ruling against municipal sales.
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Banking Act Needs Safeguards Against Political Domination
The piece urges careful congressional consideration of a new banking act and warns bankers fear increased political control of the federal reserve system. It argues safeguards are needed to prevent abuse, cautions against making treasury and comptroller voting members, and notes past abuses by bankers while acknowledging reforms in banks.
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Questions for Huey in an editor's open letter
The New York Post sent Senator Long five questions in an editor's open letter and offered extra airtime from NBC to answer. Long later said he would reply by mail, while critics argue the questions probe democracy, wealth sharing and state powers amid references to Louisiana politics and Mississippi river projects.
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Postal receipts rise as three-way survey affects mail
The Kansas City Star notes the principal benefit from the survey among Gen Johnson Father Coughlin and Huey Long is greatly released mail to each candidate. This could enlarge postal receipts and perhaps aid another post office surplus report. Huey Long unintentionally aids Mr Farley.
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Fraternity Hazing Sparks Iowa Campus Reform
The Atlanta Journal reports on the University of Iowa hazing scandal prompting steps to abolish hazing on campus. It notes that while some social activity can be harmless, teen boys often blur lines with cruelty and harassment, leading to calls for change.
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Murderer in the Office Chaos In Millicent’s Flight
Millicent Graves, secretary to George Drimgold, finds him dead and flees with a dictation notebook that hints at a confession. Jarvis Happ offers refuge and secrecy while probing the murder’s tangled web. Millicent faces pressure from Happ and Detective Buchanan as suspicious clues surface about Bob Caise Vera Duchene and Harry Felding.
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Missing Keys Mystery With Fountain Water Clue
Detective Buchanan deciphers a typewritten message found after a burglary. The note claims missing keys from a Roserv Caise automobile will be found in a fond at the fountain foot if water is drained. Millicent provides typewriter test to confirm the machine.
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Roserv Caise
Huron Girl Wins Sweepstake Prize at Huravite Theatre
A Huron girl won this week’s sweepstakes in the Huravite program winning a prize of a hockey ticket at the Ura theatre. Other winners include Sven Jacobson Hecheuc Betty Loa Juhmstay Huron Geral fine Bradley Huron Free:nan Goocher Haren Rath Lowrie Huron Vesta Suv zosen Guron Tsola Carlson Harun Wipf Maror. Contestants from Dottona must bring entries to the Huravite office by 5 PM next Wednesday with names attached to their work. Winners may pick up their elvis at the Huravite vox office on the day they plan to attend.
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Club Meeting St Lawrence Biemonthly Schedule
The biemonthly meeting of the new club will be held at the school building this evening. A note indicates a schedule item or misprint with unclear details about a person or location. Further information may be released by organizers.
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