Universal law of civilization and peasant mind control
Riverside reader Marcus W Robbins argues in a provocative 1932 letter that civilization rests on a west river valley with textiles and a peasant class. He urges emotional religion to pacify discontent and praises Hoover’s alleged mindset, claiming politicians exploit farmer fears to steer elections. He cites Dakota school graduates as future leaders.
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Thailand
Egypt
Babylon
China
Allegheny
Tilnig
Hoover
Hig
Mississippi
America
Education headships and 1982 graduates seek jobs nationwide
In Humboldt county and Jackson Minnesota a crowd of 160 voiced urgency to find placements in education. The note raises the broader question of where tens of thousands of 1982 graduates from universities colleges and schools will secure positions next September as labor issues loom. It argues wealth concentration by financial giants limits equitable adjustments and urges voters to watch the June and November elections. It also critiques wartime tariff history and contrasts Democratic Underwood tariff claims with Republican policy aiding farmers in postwar years.
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Humboldt County
Jackson
Minnesota
Origes
United States
Dominion
Emmetsburg
Democrat
Kings and Slaves by G B Miller on inequality and farm incomes
A William G B Miller article cites Senator Norris stating 1929 net income of 604 men equals the gross income of 2.3 million farmers with cotton and wheat crops. The piece questions power of Wall Street elites and the obedience of two million farmers to a straight party ticket amid income disparity.
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G. B. Miller
Geo. W. Norris
Nebraska
United States
Parsons
Autogiro Visit and Local News Mutterings
The Rogdater's autogiro will visit Emmetsburg on May 4 from 1 to 4 pm, offering rides aboard the Register's new ship. A cold rain blanketed the region over the weekend with heavy moisture noted Saturday night through Tuesday. A Ottawa housing and industry tale recalls a glass plant boom cut short by the Depression, forcing a $100,000 bond issue to relieve the city’s food and work shortages.
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Emmetsburg
Rogdater
Register
Moisure
Ottawa
Louie Lippold
Illinois
Nefstead Announces Candidacy for County Attorney
Emmetsburg attorney E F Nefstead has entered the republican primary race for county attorney in June. A former holder of the office, he cites a record of satisfaction and endorsements. He practiced law in this city before moving to Emmetsburg and is the son of Mrs Margaret Nefstead. His opponent is current county attorney A W Smith. Nefstead filed a political card in this week’s Times seeking Republican support.
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E. F. Nefstead
Emmetsburg
Nefstead
Maragret Nefstead
Rochester scribe preserves a secret 4000‑word post card
A industrious Rochester chirographer managed to compose a four thousand word post card, an effort seen as a clever way to safeguard a secret. The New York Sun highlights the unusual feat and its quiet persistence.
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Rochester
New York Sun
Ray Logan Located At Rockport Mo to be Returned
County attorney William Johnston and Sheriff Gordon departed Tuesday for Rockport Missouri to recover Ray Logan who shot Sheriff Gordon in a boot hall at Grover Inn fall. Local authorities coordinate extradition and return of the suspect.
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Ray Logan
Rockport
Lack of Courageous Leadership in World Mood Crisis
Melvin A. Traylor, president of the First National Bank of Chicago, told the International Chamber of Commerce in Washington that lack of courageous leadership is a key cause of global malaise. He blamed a breakdown in world governance since 1914, warned against ignoring facts, and urged American business and political leaders to accept responsibility, search for remedies, and address unemployment and poverty in a prosperous nation.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Tha World Ten
Busines
America
Logan tied to shooting during hidden poker game escape
Sheriff Gordon and Deputy Brown investigated a poker room incident in Atchison County Missouri where Logan opened fire as Gordon entered. Logan fled through the rear door, was pursued, and eventually captured nearby. A $3000 arrest bounty and nationwide search were issued. Logan faces trial and potential plea, with prior indictments and known aliases.
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Gordon
Brown
Logan
Atchivon County
Leen
Archie Bixby
Missouri
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Smandous Costa
Farmers Supply CO
Graettinger
Iowa
Hme
Uuiler
Woodman Hall
Vagabonds
Beth
PEEVE
Rewly
Prveee Ptt
C. A. Jensen
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