Election of two school trustees urged for March 27
The article urges a community vote on Friday March 27 for two high school trustees among four candidates. It stresses qualifications beyond character, including understanding youth concerns, business management, vision, and a balance of conservative progressivism. Citizens are urged to study merits and vote.
Boys Work: Call to Aid For Youth Program In Howard
An editorial urges community action to support a boys aid program, citing four youths who robbed the Western Pacific station as a warning. It argues that timely aid can steer youths away from vice and toward constructive paths, urging locals to back efforts to help youth and improve public life.
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Howard
Senate confirms Charles Warren as attorney general
The Senate triumphs in a hard fought battle, curbing executive wishes as Charles Warren is confirmed as attorney general. The piece argues the people’s authority remains in the legislative branch and warns against autocratic drift, urging continued restraint and accountability.
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Charles Warren
United States
Victory in the Air Tests Call for Stronger Air Fleet
The Berkeley Gazette reports anti aircraft trials at Fortress Monroe failed to hit moving canvas targets while Langley field tests showed bombs from 5,000 feet could strike a battleship. A Martin bomber with gas shells and a 1,906 pound shell sunk the target. The piece argues for stronger air power and questions old navies amid General Mitchell's demotion.
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Berkeley Gazette
Editorial Snapshots: Keep Too Many Irons in the Fire
A Columbia Record editorial warns that juggling many pursuits strains resources and risks failure, urging focus and prudent choices to avoid burning out. The piece comments on overextension in daily life and work, urging readers to prioritize.
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Columbia Record
Bitty Quips From The City’s Quiet Corners
A collage of humorous snippets and observations on love letters radio modern life and social mores. Jokes about beauty money buses and marriages mix with satire on spring weather barbers and the dry Mayor of Chicago. A playful parade of quips reflects daily life fascination with trends and human quirks.
Clubs Plan Baseball Game Soon Between Carward Borsry and Lions
Carward Borsry Club members prepare for baseball practice after challenging the Secial Lions to a game. Veteran players reminisce about past feats as they anticipate a lively match. Funds from the event will go to welfare causes such as buying athletic gear or playground equipment.
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Secail Lions
Lion
Alreday Jorai Vinbmen
Ewenty
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