Blame Yourself for Society's ills in Judge Scheinman's view
Judge Benjamin Scheinman of Los Angeles argues that society's ills arise from systemic factors like wages, joblessness, and saloon influence. He warns that blaming individuals who are drunks or vagrants deflects responsibility from the institutions and conditions that produce them. If readers accept fault for society, they may face self-accusation.
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Blum's Mistake Warns Politicians About Past Writings
A 1912 treatise by future French premier Leon Blum, titled Marringa, resurfaces after his rise to power. The piece, frank and jokey about marriage, is now widely read, prompting caution that any published personal writing can haunt a political career.
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France
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Premier Blum
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Progress in Russia aviation program noted in US press
A newspaper item reports that American type planes will be a standout feature in Russia's aviation program and follows claims that Russian American-type craft outperform rivals in battles near Madrid, signaling growing pride in advances. Another item mentions two Alcon, Ohio, in a separate report.
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Russia
Madrid
New Airship Control Aims to Avert Disaster Pattern
Analysts note a patented airship control system that could prevent gusts or squalls from twisting and breaking balloons, addressing past calamities aboard the Shenandoah Akron and Macon. If effective it may shift public faith and boost U S aviation morale.
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Shenandoah
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Maverick Name for Hors d oeuvres Proposed
Congressman Maury Maverick sparked a naming idea for assorted dinner table bites. George Rector, famed New York restaurateur, urges calling them mavericks to honor the congressman and reflect the unbranded stray horse meaning of the word.
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Editorial Note on Public Access to Historic Papers
Editor notes that the vast entorism collection from American newspapers in Louis Dakota is open during office hours for readers of the Evening Baronue. The library off the New Room on the second floor of the Evaning Huronite Building houses the historic files for private study, school use, and political merchandizing reference.
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Policies in Flux New York Times
A Rip Van Winkle returning to Washington would find many policy shifts. The piece argues the administration must align antitrust enforcement with NRA era controls and resolve tensions between free competition and regulated monopoly while balancing prices, deficits, and recovery. It warns broad reform is difficult amid farm opposition and ongoing federal spending.
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NRA
Democratic Party
Congress
Cummings
Helpful Animals in LA Times Headlines and Human Interest
A nostalgic look at animal stories in the Los Angeles Times, noting how dogs cats skunks possums elephants and donkeys enliven front pages. It highlights editorials about a dog rumored to have a fitting tale and a wildcat chase stirred by humane societies and hunters.
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Peste
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Humane Societies
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Pladetarium
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League of Nations
Light of the Russian Character and Rising South Dakota Lakes
The piece cites Walter Duranty on Russians as kind yet capable of deadly irritation. It notes South Dakota lakes rising by six to seven feet since year’s start, calling this better news than politicians. Sioux City Tribune quips about irritation versus kindness.
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Ruste
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Sioux City Tribune
New Force in Washington Drives 10 Percent Budget Cut
The vice president Garner actively presses for government expenditures cuts, with Morgenthau joining from the Treasury as the budget reduction drive gathers pace. Byrnes method appears favored, while debates and reorganizations ripple through Congress and cabinet circles as plans outline who controls commissions, agencies, and departments in the budget era.
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Diary of a Farm Woman in Central South Dakota
An entries diary recounts daily farm life in Central South Dakota. The narrator describes incubator experiments with chicks, bread and cookies baked with peanut butter, and small kitchen discoveries such as plum butter and an old candle mold.
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Twenty Years Ago Huron Meets Franches Hangs and Tait Return
Frances Hangs and Frances Tait arrive from Aberdeen after attending the South Dakota event. A Lille Club ladies gathering featured two auction tables and a lively progressive game won by Mra N Stewart. A parade of yellow and white decorations marked the Merry Wives preparations at Mrs A L Lake’s Wisconsin street home.
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Giant telescope project nears completion on Mount Palomar
At Westinghouse plant in Lester Delaware County Pennsylvania a massive 200000 pound steel girder and a silver hammer mark the final steps in assembling the Mount Palomar telescope mount. Dr John Strang directs a crisis to reduce a 20 ton load while plans for the 1918 conceived observatory unfold as a 6 million dollar venture intended to reveal time and stars long vanished. The dream aims to uncover the death beds of stars burned out 500000 years ago and redefine mankind’s view of the universe.
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Monday Bridge Club Hosts Elegant Eight for Supper
Mrs AG Appleman and Mr W Berarek visited Mrs George Kerr en route from Tampa to St Pat. The Monday Bridge club gathered at Mrs F N Stewart's home for a Friday luncheon and bridge session. Mrs A B Palmer won the prize. Mrs Kors received a silver trophy fork. Mrs Kerr left Tuesday for St. Paul. Mrs H C Shober hosted a yellow and white luncheon for the Junior Wednesday club with eight ladies and dainty white sweet peas. G O C Fullenweider won the score trophy.
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Ruthventown
W. Berarek
George Kerr
A. B. Palmer
Kors
Monday Club
Kerr
H.C. Shober
California Street
Camplime
Committees Named for Redfield Pheasant Day Frolic
Redfield High School outlines committees for Pheasant Day under general chairmen Del Monte Burn and student vice president. Members include Robert Pennington Roslyn Zarnke and Mikoy Buchholz. The event features interclass plays and stunts a seniors versus rest basketball game a dancing party and the announcement of winners in a school popularity contest conducted before the May 34 frolic date.
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Redfield High School
Delmont Burn
Robert Pennington
Roslyn Zarneke
Mikoy Buchholz
Redfield Students to Vote for Officers this Week
Redfield High School students will cast ballots this week to elect next year's student officers from 12 candidates. The special final balloting concludes the school’s campaign period.
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Redfield High School
Primary race names for several student offices in chaos
In last week’s primaries, Robert Pennington the forensics star and Ernest Mannings the all around athlete head a field for a madician president with Joser as vice president. Others seeking offices include Mary Lenna Cole for secretary treasurer Ronald Campbell and Arthur Beckman for music rep Jana Rachel William West for athletics Misra Slaughter and Betty Baws for journalism reps and Mildred Jenviss and Arlene Beckua for forensics.
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Robert Pennington
Forensics
Ernest Mannings
Joser
Mary Lenna Coleanand
Sccrenery- Uessurer
Ronald Campbell
Arthur Beckman
Jana Rachel William West
Misra Slaughter
Betty Baws
Journalian
Mildred Jenviss
Arlene Beckua
Forensi
Classes Add To Stage Equipment Memorial Plan
Redfield May 1835 notes a joint memorial by three classes to fund a cyclorama for stage equipment. The plan aims rapid scenery changes for gymnasium use, with total cost estimated near 5400 dollars and a tie vote of 3125 to 436.
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Prema
Preston Host To Rebekah Meeting
LAKE PRESTON May 4 The Rebekah Lodge will host a district meeting here Wednesday May 5. The district includes Bryant Insquais DeSmit Banenit Arlinston Ewina De Smet and Lake Preston. Mrs Noble prane is in charge. A number of grand officers are expected including jan Tassel of Irogueis.
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