Baltimore Sun Endorses Normal Politics After Court Fight
The Baltimore Sun editorial argues Roosevelt's court packing was a misread of public will and praises a return to normal political action. It notes middle class voters shifted away from Roosevelt, urging constructive liberal governance through democratic processes, conciliation, and humanizing reforms.
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Defender of air bombs voices mixed on defense role
John W. Currell of Washington, inventor of a wartime serial bomb, says he does not feel proud of his work but acknowledges a need for national defense. Madrid serves as a proving ground for new fighting machines, with serial bombs appearing as a primary offensive tool amid daily bombing.
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John W. Currell
Washington
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Madrid
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Quote on National Defense and War’s Tactics
A fragment reflects on working for national defense, noting war molds good intentions to fit its aims. It cautions that war is “ticklish worl d,” using imperfect phrasing to suggest bounds, risk, and the shaping force of conflict on efforts.
A Parent Duty Warns Against Stranger Abductions
An opinion stresses parental responsibility in teaching children about dangers of strangers. It notes that abductions and assaults often begin with a car ride or a small lure and argues education at home is essential to protect children before involvement with the wider world.
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Associated Press
Asociated Press
Mee
Hitler’s Spain Ore Pact Keeps Warships Ready
The article notes Hitler’s claim that Germany gains Spanish ore access via a signed trade deal for lead copper ores and pyrites from Rebel territories. It warns Part IV of the drama may require protecting ore deposits and ore ships, suggesting warships and submarines could stay active in Spanish waters.
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Editorial critique on large scale farming and family farms
An editorial argues that giant farm acquisitions in New Mexico aim to create vast irrigated units. It counters the notion that mechanization will crush family farms, noting history shows large scale farming requires favorable conditions and close supervision to avoid inefficiency.
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Tom Campbell
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One Month In Free Russia
Minneapolis Journal reports from Moscow cables that Stalin era executions reached 225 in one month, targeting Trotskyists and perceived enemies. The piece notes high army officers and industrial leaders among the dead, highlighting fear, dictatorship, and the world’s demand for details behind the mass killings.
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1931 Style Hitch Hiker Turns Gentleman on the Road
A Brookings Register piece notes the decline of traditional hitchhiking as travelers seek safer travel and ads rise in towns. It claims the roadside thumb has become a respectable traveler with ads and travel bureaus aiding the journey while risks and reform push hitchhikers toward new methods.
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Brookings Register
Sall
Gertlemac
Puerto Rico Tourism Plan Revealed For Leiathan Era Blended
Washington dispatch says Governor Winship carries a secret plan to boost Puerto Rico as a tourist paradise spending over 300000 a year for two years. Proposed Leviathan hotel venture would be run by a hotel company with U S ownership, funded by a salt tax that could affect local producers. The piece also notes legislative fallout from Maverick and Randolph photo leaks and post office rulings affecting mail speed for the merchant fleet.
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Diary of a South Dakota farm family on wind and canning
An entry from a Central South Dakota farm woman describes a windless day with pink sky, reflections or dust, and a longing for rain. She notes canning beans and cucumbers, fending food funds, and interest in a cooking school while threshing season looms. Mentions family chores, milking, and an infant son return.
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Jeney
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
Twenty years ago in Huron several locals celebrate a baby girl. Vivian Crawford left for Sioux City for a few days visit. Baseball fans attend St Paul versus Minneapolis game in Aberdeen with Art Lake Claude Dickinson Max Royhl Charles Warren Harry Laampe and Dr B Sprague among attendees. Nevin Jemison returns from Wisconsin trip. Katherine McWeeny visits. Mary suber operated on at Aberdeen hospital. Rey Baddely and family enjoy Ruskin Park outing. Bexl Howard and son Lowell return from Ta?ler and Gillaaple ett. Lada Gi Sides visits Minneapolis Patt. Troop G to host ice cream sale after band concert. Locomotive engineers mother’s group serves at event.
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Amnerscam Association
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J Lowell
O. Sen
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Patt
East and West collide in Tokyo reportage and parental pride
A fragmentary, opinionated piece reflects on press coverage from Tokyo with Miles Vaughn and Horace Greeley references. It recalls Konoye's son, a Princeton junior, writing as a news agency messenger and questions whether East and West exchange moral authority and editorial voice under pressure.
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Miles’ Vaughn
Horace Greeley
Adolph Ochs
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Tokyo
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Prince Fumimaro Konoye
Young Konoye
Princeton
Comet
Diet
Japan
China
Open Forum on Economic Struggles and Policy Critique
In Beadle County Beadle County South Dakota a Labor Alliance meeting in Huron Friday evening drew attendees including a writer recalling W C Brann and a 1990s critique of economic hardship. The piece condemns high food prices and job insecurity while urging policy fixes and broader social justice.
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