When Grasshoppers Teach Humans A Grim Parable
Dr Robert Nabours studies 800000 grasshoppers in alcohol and 40000 records to argue they lack memory or learning. He notes grasshoppers always jump forward, landing unpredictably, prompting reflection on human progress. The piece blends his zoology with Ernie Pyle and warns of rising kidnappings, demanding national resolve to prevent crime.
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Nate
Tetley
Robert K. Nabours
Manhattan State College
Kansas
Nabours
Ernie Pyle
The Way of Liberty and Loyalty in Troubled Times
A sprawling, uneven column reflects on democracy, loyalty, and security amid global tensions. It critiques appeasement and praises strong national power, warning of dictatorship’s appeal and urging unity under Americanism. The piece touches on political rhetoric, social fear, and the need for scientific crime prevention funding.
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United States
Uwe Gmen
Musical Fun at Sterling and Gold Diggers in Paris Open
The Cocoanut Grove at Sterling opens Sunday with a Paramount cast including Johnny Prentiss and Fred Maedturray among others. Gold Diggers in Paris opens at the Chief with Rudy Vallee leading a star lineup and a Melbourne Cooper ensemble. reviews praise its glitter and wit.
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Cocoanut Grove
Paramount
Ura
Johnny Prentiss
Fred Maedturray
Bindy Togars
Barriet Hiliaca
Turk
Ell
Pate
Windy Jorne
Ed Tucker
Rute Davis
Lily Tues
Bophle DeLemma
Eva Arden Huth
Harryarry Owens
George W Waleoutt
Hazel DeVere
Darathy
Tilxte
Ted Stanley
Chates
Fane Grayson Ee
Goto
Tralfer Camp
Pam Newlan
Dorothy Dayton
Frances Morris
Jimmie
Max Wagner
Arenie “Twitchell
Manta Aitonif
Avett
Paris
Warner Brothers
Rudy Vallee
Rosemary J.p
Hugh Herbert
Allen Jenkins
Gloria Dickson
Melville Cooper
Mabel Todd
Ray Enright
Busky Berkeley
Harry Warren
al Dubin
Johnny Mercer
Lea F. Torbstein
Motion Picture Review Digest
Vallee
Ballet F
Bert Haren
Hollywood Spectator
Greeley Club Pushes for Permanent Highway Program
State Representative YT. T. Wilson urged the Greeley Commercial club to back a definite permanent highway program benefiting Weld County. He noted western counties receive funds that should go to Weld, citing Denver experience and the state highway commission’s reach. The club will also seek to expand loading yard capacity amid growth in cattle and sheep feeding, while local piano pupils gave a recital at Maplewood Studio with several named students participating.
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YT. T. Wilson
Greeley
George VickRoy
Union Pacific
Ben Bollen
Greeley Gonmercidl Club
Tha
Tha Agdogracy
Londing Yardao
Mats ‘Thews
Maplewood
Papils
Gwendolyn Advan
Kathryn Matthews
Margaret Knld
Torothéa Wycott
Hazel Iler
Mary Stimgon
Halen Thompson
Mary Bradfield
Kathryn Stimann
Frances Igo
Donald Searing
Mar- Barat Pryton
W. Lodwick
Sor
Willam Lodwick
Jeantali
Dundrack
Ted
Town Agricultural College
Ames
Strange Fire in Seattle Ends with No Loss of Life
A painter in a basement on Front and Madison started a glue fire that spread to a building, igniting shavings and causing a citywide blaze. Mayor Moran led response as Tacoma and Portland sent aid. fire crews fought through the night, with no fatalities reported and losses estimated at twenty million dollars in property. The event coincides with a broader note on the 2006 Congressional Record debates about relief amendments and election politics, including Hatch and Lodge proposals.
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Front
Madison ‘Wheels
Joli Back
Engine Company Number 1
Seattle
Robert Moran
Josiah Collins
Tacoma
Port Townsend
Portland
Far West
The Great Game of Politics and Senate Debates
The late night senate session produced many amendments to a large national appropriation bill. Leadership under Barkley and the President faced strong White House opposition as four main proposals were rejected amid strained defense from Administration leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Four Amendments on WPA and Relief Demand Honest Debate
The piece argues four amendments to extend merit systems to WPA and WPA related relief officials, aiming for fair distribution of funds by unemployment, while opposing political use of relief funds. It asserts Roosevelt and the New Deal blocked these measures, warns of political manipulation, and suggests rising New Deal opposition in the next Congress amid debate over relief funding and charity pretenses.
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Hird
Holt
WPA
Pwaa
Roosevelt
Garner
Presdent
Austin
Bas
Rolief
Cellet
IPWA
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