Democracy and the rights of minorities in democracy
An editorial arguing democracy differs from majority rule by protecting minority rights. It cites Mayor Hague and the Newark Jersey City clash over Norman Thomas to illustrate that rights must be safeguarded even when the majority opposes them. It contrasts legitimate public order with denying speech and worship, stressing that fundamental rights endure beyond any ballot.
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Jersey City
Frank Hague
Aia
Hague
Norman Thomas
Thomas
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Hit
United States
Mexico
When Careers Choose the Man in Celluloid and Coal
A veteran lawyer retrains into film acting after a misidentification entry at a casting desk. The piece contrasts a 19-year-old coal seller Rose Chickiris on track to start her own coal company with a 57-year-old man who never expected an acting career. It muses on how people hold multiple potential careers and the luck of being chosen.
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Moving Picture
Rose Chickiris
Rose
Perkins
Europe
White House
Chey
Miss Perkins
Shim Fiathy
Curious Bible Sales Booming Worldwide This Year
A British and Foreign Bible Society report notes exceptional demand across the globe this year with no parallel in a comparable period. In the first quarter of the current fiscal year, 2040 Bibles were sold along with Gospels and separate books of Scripture.
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British and Foreign Bible Society
Fragmented Period Newspaper Mnemonics and Misprints
The clipping presents disjointed phrases about wartime actions and social anecdotes. It references bombings, a German woodworker with artificial limbs, a professor retired from history, Hoover's foresight about grass patches, and general remarks on readers and waiters amid a tense European scene.
The Woman's Viewpoint on Marriage Advice and Partners
A 1938 NEA Service column argues men face social and career consequences from marriage choices. It cautions that a husband’s success can hinge on his wife’s relations with other women, honesty, and temperament, urging young men to prioritize character over glamour and to avoid marrying for the wrong reasons.
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Ullett
Tom Gallage
Snam
NEA Service, Inc
Tubie
Incomplete quotes from historical figures prompt debate
Fragmentary attributions cite William Allen White James Rowland Angell and Henry Morgenthau criticizing reforms and medical practice. Text references Roosevelt era changes and Vermont governor Aiken but content is garbled and lacks cohesive context. No clear event date or location is present.
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James Rowland Angell
Wike University
Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Bos Burns Laucu Or THE Day By BOB BURNS
The article discusses film realism with actors who have lived parts. It recalls Hollywood casting for a elven role and a girl who proved a poor actress after repeated takes. The director asks why she never refused proposals. Copyright 1938 Esquire Features Inc.
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Bob Burns
Hollywood
Hefars
Detroit's Labor Record Shows 2.4 Million Man-Days Lost
Detroit led the nation in total man-days lost to strikes and work stoppages, totaling 28.425 million for the year, with 2.4 million of those in Detroit alone. The piece calls for a city mediation board and criticizes unions and employers while warning against repeating such records. It contrasts labor upheaval with highway safety and urges action to find better dispute resolution.
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Detroit News
Iabor
Detroit
New York City
Reading
Behind The News Looms Large In 1938 Farm Spending
Washington notes detail the farm program cost outlook for 1938 with March and April payments far under estimates and total year spending capped near 300 million, down from 370 million. Discussion covers commodity credit, LaFollette committee plans, and potential cabinet moves involving Morgenthau Kennedy Perkins and wage hour administration amid election pressures.
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Washington
Juno
AAA
Wilnee
Cobey
Inauguration of Dr Douglex Hyde as Ireland president
Overseas WIZ NBC broadcast lists 240 pm from Dublin tonight with programs across networks. Includes panels on small business, motor car industry, education, economics, and music variety shows featuring Rudy Vallee Bing Crosby Kate Smith Benny Goodman and Amos and Andy among others.
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CBS
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WEAF
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Bing Crosby
Bob Byrne
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Senor
Kate Smith
Major Bowes
Benny Goodman
WJZ
Elvin Riot
Toronto
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Abraham
Uncommon crossword style clues for old film star hints
A mosaic of crossword clues references an old street scene and film era figures. It lists numbered hints like 13 To analyze and 46 Electric wait, with entries for actors, gods, and common terms, seemingly forming a puzzle about a former child star and related terms.
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North America
Ten Years Ago in Huron Fun and travel notes
Ten years ago in Huron: Kinner returns from Winnipeg after attending a Great Northern Railway convention. Diplomat readings at the Huron Library feature Olive June Kent and Frances Tobin. Howard Axvlrud and others win gold medals. Walter Voigt and Frances Vaoint plan a two week lakeside vacation in northern Minnesota. Scenic Theatre in Miller joins Lyric Amusement Company. A. B. Leak and S. A. Goebhel head north to acquire two more theatres. Leo McDermott hosts a seventh wedding anniversary dinner. Miss Elizabeth Cloyd travels east to visit relatives, Camp Dunes counselor assignment noted. Laura Heomee from Aberdeen teaches commerce at Buren College for the summer.
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Huron Library
Howard Axvlrud
Hnardid Wzimer
Susan Rathbun
Viren Ratapun
Walter Voigt
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Frances Vaoint
Aberdeen
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A. B. Leak
S.A. Goebhel
Hurgason
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D. E. Cloyd
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Huron
Mansfeld
Ohio
Washington, D. C
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New York City
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Face Judge After Night Club Raids in Sioux Falls
June 23 reports from Sioux Falls describe raids on three night clubs spilling into Municipal Court. Ray Huntley and his twin Roy faced jail after admitting intoxication in a raid at Or ichard in. Judge Ransom Gibbe ordered release before a CCC camp start. Cap D Jones and Alma Jones were freed on bail after entering not guilty pleas.
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Wedowmdes
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Orichard
Ransom Gibbe
Cap D. Jones
Alma Jones
Returning to Custer after visit with ill father
Ashter Phillips left for Custer on Friday after a weeklong visit with his ill father. Mrs James Voorhees joined him in Tiford to visit her sister Mrs George Jukes for a few weeks.
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Aimnchcock
Ashter Phillips
James Voorhees
Tiford
George Jukes
Diary reflections on weather, family, and faith amid farm life
A June diary entry recalls cool nights, family band practice, and farm routines. The narrator contemplates fear, resilience, and daily endurance, citing a poem about the eternal struggle and ending with a note on the Great Pyramid’s stone blocks.
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