Ragged Individualism and Japan War Stance Debate
The Wheeling Register critiques Ragged Individualism and contrasts it with rugged democracy under the New Deal. It weighs political ideals and liberty, cites Senator Carter Glass, and questions mob rule versus true democracy. The piece also reports Japan's Washington pact repudiation and its shift toward militarism, warning of looming US and Russia strategic tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Register
Socialist Democratic
Carter Glass
Virginia
Thomas Jefferson
Youthful Holt Senate Election Raises Eligibility Question
The article discusses the election of Rush Holt under the constitutional age limit and the ensuing public interest. Senator J Ham Lewis questions whether Holt was eligible at the time of his nomination and what precedents the case may set for future eligibility challenges.
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Congress
Rush Holt
Senate
United States
J.ham Lewis
Ilinois
Holt
Washington court rules news reports lose exclusive property
A Washington court rules that news reports published in newspapers no longer remain the exclusive property of the newspaper or any other party after publication. The Associated Press suit sought to stop a radio firm from broadcasting AP news dispatches in daily news broadcasts. The court affirmed that news gathering agencies retain exclusive personal rights in their gathered news until and after publication.
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State of Washington
Associated Press
Radio Broadcasting Company
Associated Press News
the Press Association
A Secret Service Mission Ends At An Isolated House
Joel travels by a glamorous car through Virginia’s countryside to a secluded mansion. An orderly helps her inside where a quiet, authoritative man named Greenleaf briefs her without divulging details. She prepares to wait for orders while the house seems long unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Secret Service
Georgetown
Virginia
Public Property And The Copy Of Ideas
A fragment argues that information and ideas disseminated by newspapers or prints constitute property. It contends that publishing knowledge by one person is as valid as any other act and that the spread of information is not merely dissemination but a form of ownership in the common sense.
Beginner's mistakes in a contract bridge game at the Down town club
The article recounts a Howells Movement session by E. W. Shepard where a beginner couple tied for third after a misplay. It analyzes bidding and play errors including misled contracts, failure to trump, and overbidding in spades. It notes North should not have bid 4 spades and highlights common novice missteps.
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West
North
East
Copyright Rights And Musical Compositions Debate
The piece argues that once songs or musical works are sold they become the buyer’s property and that copyright rights only cover printing and publishing. It contends performers and theaters should not face damages for using purchased songs, as usage lies beyond the copyright owner's control.
Former Grafton Lady Plans Christmas Visit to Germany
Mrs Henry Runge widow of a prominent Grafton tailor sails from Franklin New Jersey to spend Christmas with relatives in Germany local friends say the trip follows years of residence in Franklin and marks a notable hometown connection abroad.
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Grafton
Germany
Franklin
N. J
Henry Runge
Counterfeit money found by officers in New Jersey raid
A Secret Service agent and two state troopers raided a Four room farmhouse on the Three Bridges road near Centerville and arrested two men. They seized 25000 in counterfeit five dollar bills and a number of plates. Paul Domonkos and Peter Domonkos were booked in Newark. Shots were exchanged but no one was hit. The family ties and roles were described with Peter as the engraver and Mrs Domonkos as the passer.
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Somerville
N. J
Secret Service
Three Bridges
Centerville
Fred Morris
Pittsburgh
Margaret Dohonkos
Federal Building
Newark
Paul Domonkos
Peter
Morris
Domonkos
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Paul
Kingsford Smith Seeks Transcontinental Speed Record
Charles Kingsford Smith, the Rusian trans Pacific flyer, left Union Air Terminal at 4 48 today aiming to set a new transcontinental speed record for planes. Mrs Hilda Shroper was moved from the city hospital where she has been confined for two weeks.
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Union Air Terminal
Burbank
Callif
Charles Kingsford Smith
Rusian Trans Pacific Flier
Hilda Shroper
City Hospital
Powder Plant Explosion Investigation Ordered
Immediate probe ordered into a deadly blast at the DuPont powder plant press room in Jessup. Three men died in the explosion, which officials say they cannot yet explain. The incident occurred last night and prompted swift action by company leaders.
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Scranton
duPont de Nemours Company
Jessup
Notice to claimants on real estate liens in Saylor County
By decree of the Circuit Court of Saylor County West Virginia all persons with liens on the real estate of Harrison Wolfe and D R Shafer or either of them must present claims for adjudication to S M Musgrove 28 Commissioner at the Loar building Grafton Taylor County on or before January 4 1935.
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Harrison Wolfe
D. &. Shafer
Circuit Court
Saylor County
West Virginia
D. R. Shafer
Loar
Grafton
Taylor
S. M. Musgrove
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Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Latrobe Street
W. Va
Grafton Printing Co
Howard H. Holt
B. V. Guard
John 8. Palmer
A. E. Clayden, Inc
New York
Lexington Avenue
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Japan
Imperial Council of State
Pacific Ocean
America
Soviet Russia
Russia
Conde O. Yardley
Central Press
E. W. Shepard
Pee North
Foeling
New Jersey
Farm Bureau Meets
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Nashville
Tenn
O'Neal
Kingsford-Smith
Atwater
Kent
W. Main
Fairmont
Christ Episcopal Church
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