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Administrative Absolutism Challenged by Pound Critique
Dr Roscoe Pound former dean of Harvard Law School calls for checks on federal agencies arguing administrative absolutism threatens liberty. He contends agencies hear complaints conduct investigations and adjudicate with subordinates, urging prosecutions in court rather than internally. He notes courts have aided social legislation but demand judicial scrutiny of agency actions.
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Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
American Affairs
National Industrial Conference Board
Dean Pound
Carter Glass and Virginia’s Secretaries of the Treasury
The article recalls Virginia statesman Carter Glass as the sole secretary of the treasury from that state and notes his brief Wilson era service ending in 1920. It compares his tenure with other treasury secretaries and highlights his role in shaping the Federal Reserve Act during 26 years in the Senate.
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Indiana
Lincoln
Arthur
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Minnesota
Garfield
Benjamin Harrison
Alexander Hamilton
Albert Gallatin
James Guthrie
Salmon P. Chi
John Sherman
William G. McAdoo
Glass
Bootstraps Economy Warns Against Reliance on Self Help
Opinion argues that a nation relying on bootstrapped wealth faces recurring greed and flawed economic laws. It contends there are no miraculous routes to lasting security, urging hard work and intelligent production of useful goods at reasonable profit as the only durable path.
Bible Thought for Today Courage and faith in one power
A brief daily devotion from the Press Radio Bible Service in Cincinnati Ohio urges courage and faith as twin virtues. It quotes Joshua 1 9 assuring believers that God is with them wherever they go, reinforcing strength, fearlessness, and steadfast trust in a present powerful friend.
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Press-Radio Bible Service, Inc
Cinicinnati, Ohio
Pithy Prose Bits From Odd Town Sayings
A collage of quips and wordplay about places called Worry and Joy, a far north robin sighting, new raincoat color promises, and a jumbled note on a baseball labor talks with the Pirates amid spring weather gripes.
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Joy
Arctic Circle
Untouchables in India Seek Separate Villages Plan
In a column discussing India and caste, the author cites Bombay emergency amid clashes between Hindus and untouchables. Dr Ambedkar advocates moving untouchables to self-contained villages with government funding, aiming to end untouchability within twenty years and seeking American intervention.
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Conservative
India
Ambedkar
Gaekwar
Baroda
Columbia University
New York
Dr. Ambedkar
Delhi
America
One Man Radio Show Reaches 5000th Broadcast
Scribner stars in a five day script on MBS playing all 22 characters reaching 5000 broadcasts in 19 years. He has missed only one program due to a rail tieup since starting in Norfolk in 1927. listings note NBC CBS ABC programs for the evening.
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C. E. Butterfield
Eastern Standard
New , York
Scribner
Tosday
Johnson
MBS
Norfolk
NBC
Don Voorhees
Benny Godman
Lew Valentine
CBS
Jackie Coogan
Ethel Barrymore
Harry Davenport
Jane Froman
Ted Husing
ABC
America
Unionization of Foremen President Foreman's of America
The query seeks the president of Foreman's of America, a unionization group for foremen. No verifiable details or official name confirmation found in the provided text.
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Foreman's of America
Union Foremen Vote for Unionization to Aid Public Interest
A series of arguments and counterarguments from Whiting Williams and others discuss foremen joining unions. Keys supports unionization to boost wages and status, while Williams warns of reduced efficiency and higher costs. The debate covers promotion prospects, management hierarchy, and impacts on industry, with references to wartime expansion and the Wagner Act.
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Federal Treasury
War Labor Boards
Recor
Mr. Keys
Detroit
Michigan
So You Really Have No Suspect Outside Kennard
In Elmpoint Tonio and Inspector Barry discuss Kennard as a potential killer citing his scene after Woodfords and a caviar gift as possible motives. The group shifts to a cozy luncheon where Dita’s hospitality eases fear as Barry pivots to Jane’s reconstruction of Margot Ingalls murder while speculating on Woodfords’ role and a possible link to a second killing.
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New York
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Neal
Migs Tarrant
Ingalls
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Tonio Valente
Saddles and saddler plans amid price controls
Casper Wyoming saddle maker, with 40 years in the trade, notes wartime demand and tree building shortages. He explains saddle trees, glider-era pay scales, and Office of Price Administration ceilings that curb prices. He argues for higher pay to attract skilled craftsmen and for lifting ceilings to revive saddle production and create jobs.
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Harding College
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Office of Price Administration
Wyoming Saddler
Evening schedule and events tease at Constitution Hall
The listing shows Bulldog Drumi mond at 10 30, Guy Lombardo Band at 8 30, two bouts Danny Kapiley versus Dorsey Lay, and Tuskegee Choir at Constitution Hall Washington at 10 15. A stray note mentions the Japanese beetle and fruit. A line cites a projected Yangtze River dam irrigation and power figures. It notes women bank executives in 1945.
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Bulldog Drumimond
Guy Lombardo Band
Danny Kapiley
Dorsey Lay
Tuskegee Choir
Constitution Hall
Washington
Boy Fires House of Girl Protector
Huntington reports Magistrate Harold Kitchen issued warrants for James Adkins, 21, on felonious assault against an 18 year old girl and arson at a neighbor’s two room dwelling where the girl sought aid for a facial wound. Patrolman Farris cites neighbor Philip Deweese who described kerosene flames foul play after taking the girl to his home. Original cartridge defined as a powder round for a flintlock musket.
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Huntington
Harold Kitchen
James Adkins
Harry Farris
Philip Deweese
Weber Bay Ext Saturday Sentencing Set for Weber
Charleston reports Marvin Curtis Weber 21 to be sentenced next Saturday for first degree murder in the slaying of Denver Red Hill 39. Kanawha interim Judge Cyrus W Hall expected to rule by then as Weber pleaded guilty last May 16.
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Marvin Curtis Weber
Denver
Red) Hill
Kanawha
Cyrus W. Hall
Weber
Evils Of Ward Water Can Be Easily Solved
House Beautiful notes hard water harms plumbing fabrics and wastes money yet simple cures exist. Suggestions include softening compounds household softeners or city water softening. In a southern city softened water since 1938 cut costs by up to 1.2 million yearly for 310000 residents. Also advises cellar moisture control with air circulation and cooler nights.
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