Harvard public administration course eyed for government service
The article notes Harvard University's plan to create a public administration department funded by Lucius Littauer's $2 million gift and plans to offer courses after year’s start. It also cites Congressman Disney’s proposal for a national academy of public affairs to train civil service prospects, amid debates over merit vs political appointments in federal hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Washington
Civil Service
Lucius N. Littaver
Harvard
Department of Public Administration
Littauer
Wesley K Disney
Oldshams
National Academy of Public Affairs
West Point
Annnapolis
Luther C. Stewart
National Federation of Federal Employes
Dimney
Hoover speaks on relief and politics in St Louis
Former President Herbert Hoover urges depoliticizing relief work criticizing political influence in fund distributions. He argues government inefficiency hinders aid delivery, noting better results under nonpartisan private agencies, and recalls his wartime orders in Belgium and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
St. Louis
Hoover
Watertown Opinion Reassesses Senator Borah as Liberal Choice
The Watertown Public Opinion argues Borah is the only liberal Republican candidate with true reform potential, contrasting him with other aspirants deemed conservative or reactionary. The editorial notes prior certainty over Borah’s unique stance and continues the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Borah
South Dakota
Public Opinion and the Liberal Nomination Debate
A fragmentary discussion weighs public opinion on liberal versus conservative candidates. It notes Governor Landon and Senator Borah as possible nominees and questions whether the country is ready for a strictly conservative fiscal approach. The piece hints broader concerns about spending, government expansion, and currency policy amid partisan debate.
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Borsh
Jmn
Uberal
Aremarica Liberal
Economica
Landon
Kansas
Borah
Baran
Khéx
A Washington columnist notes ads opposing the New Deal rise
A columnist reports Democrats critical of the New Deal plan to place large newspaper ads to air their views. He cites past campaigns used for radio releases and free press space, noting no South Dakota papers have been asked yet and suggesting ads may still matter politically.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pierre
Argentina May Move To Fix Wheat Prices In World Market
Press comment notes Argentina may impose price fixing on its wheat, a drastic action that shocks farmers and could influence global markets. It questions long term effects, potential benefits to Argentine producers, and whether the United States will face similar calls as agriculture seeks economic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Argentina
Lomenting
It Can't Happen Here Theme in American Fascism Satire
Minneapolis Journal discusses Jair Lewis's novel It Can't Happen Here arguing fascism as a real American threat. Dr B F Shambaugh of the University of Iowa warns dictatorships may rise here, with fears of communism driving some to welcome such rule. Extra talk on pessimistic prophecy and praise for American systems appears amid mixed opinion.
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Minneapolis Journal
Jair Lewis
America
Minnesota
B. F. Shambaugh
Dana Dale and Ronnie Moore at Charity Ball Mystery
Dana Stanley navigates a tangle of lovers and family as Paula Long schemes in Scott's office and Dana contemplates Ronnie Moore's return. A charity ball brings social ripple effects and hints of unresolved tensions between Dana, Scott, and Paula.
Fragmented OCR puzzle hints and narrative snippet
A damaged OCR text combines crossword like clues with a literary fragment. It references political leaders, places, numbers, and a narrative line where a woman sits in an apartment listening to a retreating steps, trembling with tears, and a note of continuing the story.
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Hennie
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Daily Reposts And Departures
Twenty years ago in Huron William Saxton expected home from Western Reserve University for holidays with his mother CW. Local fads featured dog training for exhibition and for fights. Conductor M Redmond departed for Minnesota to spend Chimimar with family. E E Hittlé arrived yesterday and will settle in Floron. Loomis Filmer Sohn, studying at Vermillion, returned home for vacation. Crawford returned from Vermillion to spend Christmas with his parents. Perry Scofield to Chicago for Christmas with family. Mrs Mary Harris of Melene left for Muskogee Oklahoma. Wayland held a Christmas party at the schoolhouse with exchanges of gifts. Wayland council met at Catherine Winesor home with several Westington residents and Dorothe Ravenger at the YWCA meeting.
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William Saxton
Western Reserve University
Eade
M. Redmond
M. Redmond Departed Tursday
Minneapalig
Chimimar
E. E Hittlé
Cay
Floron
Redfield
Pierre
Loomis
Filmer Sohn
State University
Vermillion
Crawford
Podice W. H. Biss
Perry Scofield
Chicago
Mary Harris
Melene
L. J. Bennett
Muskogee
Oka
Give Your Ola Clothes to Needy Seek Legion Help
Old clothes donations for the Au Fon region are being organized by AY our through Mr. Taylor, chairman of the Legion. Collectors will gather garments and hand them to the Belgation Army for distribution.
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Au- Fon
Eorpod
C. Taylor
mena Legion geashinges _Legionsire
Belgation Army
Obstacles Loom For Democrats In House Leadership Race
Washington December 19. The Democrats face leadership questions for the coming session as Bankhead of Alabama struggles to take charge. Absent Senator Ashurst due to illness. Calhoun and others linked to leadership debate. Key House figures include John J. O'Connor Clifton Woodrum Lindsay Warren Patrick Boland and Thomas J. Connolly shaping the upcoming strategy on floor leadership.
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Washington
Congress
Bankhead
Alabina
Willha
Hiss
Kry Me
Taylor
Colorado
Micely
Caleradan
Saia
John J. O'Connor
New York
Chaise
Iirstman
Clifton A. Woodrum
Virginia
Lindsay C. Warren
North Carolina
Marth Caralinian
Warren
Matary
Patrick J. Boland
Pennsylvania
Boland
Tabor
Thomas Ho Cellens
New Will
Zankated
Young Couple Is Wed At Highmore Highschool
Dec 19 at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Henderson 04 Louise Hender wed Willard Moss in a Methodist ceremony Read by Rev J E Washburn with Mrs Washburn on piano Attendants Miss Willon Cline and Mr Jack Ammon Bride's father gave her away Gown blue crepe with white rose bouquet After a wedding dinner the couple left for a short honeymoon The bride, a Highmore graduate, works in an office Willard Moss is a young man from nearby Evin sorthy and will continue his current job.
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Hicamore Highmory
Sam Hender
Louise
Willard Moss
J. E. Washhare
Methodist Church
Washburn
Mise Willon Cline
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Ronald
Paula
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Senet
Soe
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Bana
Scott Almert
Mary
Axvil
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Mise Lang
Moery
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Betty
Newsppers
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Dows
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Dani
Dr. Stanley
Ted Stansbury
Bonnie
Teeny Bill Richardson
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Ronnie
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Huron
Wayland
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