Senate considers merging federal crime units with caution
A Senate Crime Committee recommendation to consolidate federal law enforcement into a single bureau is scrutinized. The piece defends the FBI under J Edgar Hoover, praising its merit, firearms authority, and merit-based promotion, while warning that consolidation could lower standards or be politically motivated.
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Musicians threatened by radio recordings strike
The American Federation of Musicians warns of a strike on September 16 over broadcasting of recordings. It seeks control of stations using records, limits on stations that hire musicians, and strict regulations for recording companies. The debate highlights tension between technological progress and employment.
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Musicians Clash Over Mechanical Recordings On Air
A debate pits union demands for live players against stations relying on recordings for cost and consistency. The issue centers on jobs for musicians versus the efficiency of mechanical recordings, with a likely compromise required to balance talent and technology.
Choosing Prison Guards in Texas Reform Push
Texas moves toward civil service for prison guards amid long standing issues at Eastham Farm. The state operates multiple facilities including the penitentiary at Huntsville and southern prison farms. Critics cite past abuses but supporters call the shift toward merit and discipline a necessary reform in prison management.
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Pennies of War and a Flight Over Shanghai
A critical view recalls that warplanes used to bombard Shanghai were bought by pennies from Chinese civilians. Millions contributed to funds to arm Chiang Kai-shek, financing most of a 490 plane air force. The same pennies return as death for noncombatants in a bombing of a crowded street.
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Editorial note on public access to archives and study
The editor explains daily editorials are filed for public reference in the library News Room on the second door of the Saening Baronice Building. Access hours are set for rustlers of the Evening Huronite for private study and political review.
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Luckless Thirdless Rumian Signals Spur Polar Search
Moscow remains optimistic about a missing plane as signals from Rumian transansic anefisky fuel hope for a rescue led by Sigurmund Lev. Experts say icy landing sites are relatively safe now, but many doubt the source. A broader view laments survival of the fittest and foresees growing imperial pressure from Japan and China, with war risk rising while nations seek peace.
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Behind The Scenes In Washington By Rodney Dutcher
Washington Corresp reports on John L. Lewis planned radio addresses before Labor Day and Labor Day, hinting at a hard line against Roosevelt and the farm labor movement. Discussion includes Lewis tactics, C I O membership claims, and potential political moves amid labor leadership debates.
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Son of Han book review hints at Chinese family study
Huronite reviews Richard LaFiere's Son of Bax, a first novel about a Chinese family pursuing scholarship across generations. The narrative blends traditional ancestor reverence with desires for education and financial support, amid cultural constraints and a hint of early rebellion. The author, a Stanford sociology professor, draws on Chinese life and campus contacts to render an authentic tone.
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Patsy Kelly Builds Film Career Amid Hollywood Playful Wit
Hollywood profile of Patsy Kelly, veteran of three decades in vaudeville and film, tracing her path from New York to Hollywood. The piece notes her 17 features and 24 shorts, recent vacation in New York, and ongoing contract with Mal Rosch while she seeks radio work and more ad libbing on screen. It highlights her repartee, stage nostalgia, friends like Ted Healy and Jack Healy, and a life focused on work and dieting rather to marriage.
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Diary of Central South Dakota Farm Women August Entry
An August diary fragment from Centra South Dakota Farm Women discusses weed campaigns, rural hardships, and community tasks. It notes horses dying, livestock care, and reflections on service versus salary, ending with a rabbi parable about self and others.
Robert Dickson Involved in Car Accident But Improving
Report states Robert Dickson remained hospitalized after a December car crash. Details indicate he received medical care and blood transfusion did not significantly affect recovery. Family members say his son is hopeful for further improvement and hospital staff are monitoring his condition.
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Vacation at Lake Hitcecook Ends for Maxine Mover
Maxine Mover returned from a two week visit with friends at Alexund Minn. She vacationed at Lake Hitcecook from August 21, with special directions for ramas and daughter Zuni during the trip.
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