Will U S Pay Price for New Neutrality Law Debate
The piece argues Congress must decide which embargo to apply and whether to block munitions or raw materials. It warns that failing to address core economic levers could draw the U S into war, noting England’s past blockade and the risk of submarine attacks. It emphasizes the need for a bold, clear neutrality policy.
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U.S
Congress
Europe
United States
England
Germany
France
Italy
America
Roosevelt Election-Year Reflections On Democracy And Prosperity
The passage discusses President Roosevelt urging resilience in the American drive to prosperity. It notes democracy must function effectively in modern times and links economic troubles of the prior years to a test of democratic freedom. It contrasts American confidence with struggles in other nations where democracy faltered under material hardship.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Ford
Bec
Democracy proves it can solve problems without sacrificing liberty
In a reflective discourse the speaker argues that democracy has demonstrated its ability to address crises without eroding liberty. They critique dictatorship logic and emphasize the United States should show, through actual experience, that democratic systems can handle security and societal challenges.
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Hutmar Roany
Unite States
United States
Freshmen Enthusiasm Edges Toward Backlash in Congress
A quoted exchange notes West Virginia Senator Rush Holt facing backlash for aiding the opposition and delaying a bill. The piece cites Representative John Touaint-Bernard from Duluth as a potential target of colleagues' resentment. The author portrays novice lawmakers as eager yet hindering legislative progress.
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Rush Holt
West Virginia
Spain
John Touasaint- Bernard
Farmer-Laborite
Duluth
Minn
Éome Mendabie
A Year in Review of The Least Important Stories
A Pittsburgh Press reporter mocks year end lists by ranking minor tales of 1936. He jokes about the Barrymore marriage and domestic troubles, suggesting such celebrity gossip has dwindling public appeal and should be kept out of view.
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Calibanan
Pittsburgh Press
Literary Digest
Mr. Barrymore
Interesting Editorials from Other Newspapers
An excerpt from a late editorial collection notes editorials selected from American newspapers in South Dakota. It mentions reader access during office hours for contemporary historical reference and study. The text references a library room and evening hours for public engagement.
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Noth
Larkast
South Dakota
Thame Elam
Huronie
Open War on Venereal Diseases Starts Campaign
Oman World Herald reports a new health campaign by public health groups and women's organizations to combat venereal diseases. The effort aims education, prevention, and treatment, noting infections lead the nation per capita and calling silence a barrier to progress.
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Oman
World Herald
United States
Ite
Politics Ousts Glenn Frank From Wisconsin University
The Kerens City Star reports that eight of fifteen regents tied to La Follette dismissed University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank to fit a political scheme. The open hearing was deemed sham, with no time for Frank’s arguments or contract terms considered, and he was ordered to leave within hours after the hearing.
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Glenn Frank
Kerens City
University of Wisconsin
la Follette
Frank
A la Follette
American Association of University Professors
Erly Daya
America
Billion Dollar Movie Industry Gains Momentum in 1937
Minneapolis Journal notes a recovered mood in the motion picture business as 1936 receipts suggest a turning point. Industry spokesmen expect higher figures once full 1937 data are available, with attendance projections around 70 million weekly and total yearly gains signaling renewed prosperity.
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Business Minneapolis Journal
Predicting a European crisis by Mallon in 1937
Paul Mallon argues in News Behind The News that top officials foresee a coming European crisis in spring, with shifts in Mediterranean power dynamics and potential joint German Italian moves. He discusses Britain's fear of losing the Mediterranean edge, Mussolini's maneuvers, and a possible four-year war horizon influenced by diplomacy and new warfare methods.
Diary Entry Notes Old Skates And Cold January Day
In a diary dated January 5 a writer details taking down the Christmas tree, discovering old skates with sentimental value, and a 30 year old memory. They describe a bleak January with cold rooms, a housework day, and a visit from a door to door salesperson. The entry expresses hardship, unemployment fears, and a wish for better prospects.
Twenty Years Ago Tonight in Huron Yuletide Farewell
Twenty years ago in Huron community events mark the passing of Christmas with the Twelfth Night customs. Mr and Mrs Ed J Miller hosted a seven o'clock dinner for Hus ton original club at 1467 Fourth Street. Guests enjoyed a red and white table with narcissus centerpiece and figured fortunes in cake. Beans and dimes signaled next year’s hostess. Mrs BE Dinnen won the club bean and prizes at auction. Mrs Dinnen and Mrs WWN Farmer won other prizes. Birw Thompson hosted a birthday gathering for twenty old friends at 839 Third Street on Thursday afternoon with five o'clock tea and two courses.
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Ed. J. Miller
Fourth Street
Huston
Wand
Mas. B. & Beach
Albert Robinson
Idaho Street
Auction Bridge
BE. B. Dinnen
Dinnen
N. Farmer
Tom “Thompson
Third’ Street
Flea Circus Tops New York Show Scene for a Decade
In New York George Ross notes the Flea Circus on 42nd Street endures as a steady draw for ten years, outlasting rivals like Abies Irish Rose. Proprietor Professor Herbert L R Heckler trains fleas in a subterranean shop to dance and pull chariots, earning modest daily takings while sustaining a unique urban tradition.
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New
York
Dnd Street
Radio City
Urban City
Abie
Herbert le Roy Heck
Ler
Herbert L. R. Heck
NORK
Reas
42Nd Street
Social News Snapshot From a Local Gathering
The piece notes a hostess arrangement with red and white carnations and a groundswell of social movements. Mrs Lillian Van denberg and Mrs Elizabeth Secura assist the hostess. Mr and Mrs W N Palmer leave for Minneapolis for a few days. Ora Green returns from Aberdeen and Webster. A A Chamberlain and family plan a Florida visit for the coming weeks.
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Lillian Vandenberg
Elizabeth Secura
W. N. Palmer
Minneapolis
W. Birks
Ingrippe
Ora Green
Aberdeen
Webster
Severn
A. A. Chamberlain
Florida
Flu Epidemic Closes Rockham Public Schools for Week
Rockham public schools will close for a week due to a flu outbreak. Numerous faculty and students are ill, with Prof. T. C. Donahue and Miss Mary Geitland confined to bed with severe attacks.
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Rockham, Jan
T. C. Donahue
Mary Geitland
Prices Of Men's Clothing To Rise This Year
Cincinnati reports forecasters from the International Association of Clothing Designers warn prices for men s apparel will rise in 2000. Production in U S factories is up 20 percent with 3 000 plants increasing 2 percent. Designers attribute higher costs for wool and labor plus stronger demand.
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Cincinnati
International Association of Clothing Designers
Joseph Peters
Cincinnati Desgner
Isadore Schwartz
Open Forum on County Physician Appointment Sparks Partisan Critique
To the Editor: following actions of Sig Byadle and the county commissioners, the Thursday appointment of Dr. Tychewer as county physician seems politically driven. The board, four Republicans and one Democrat, voted for Dr. Tschetter, a Democrat, amid claims of cross-party deals. Accusations target Lewin and Miller for backing Tschetter to secure votes, while Morality of the Republican ticket remains challenged. C. A. McPasling, Member Republican County Central Committee.
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Sig |Byadle
Tychewer
Tscheuer
Dr. Griffith
Tschetter
Dennison
Miller
Lewin
Tschiter
Democratia Izman
Asepubbiern
Alcigueh
Yechetter
Dr. iTschetter
Dr. Techetter
Bastle County
Repubicans
Dr. Tschetter
C. A. McPasling
Republian County
Court term opens in Highmore as judge arrives
Highmore January 32 Special Judge John E Hughes expected to arrive today for the opening of the district court. A jury has been called but the term is brief and the court will likely sit only one to three days. No criminal cases are on the docket.
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Highmore
John E. Hughes Wa
Rendy
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