The Dispute Over Future Deliveries in Relief Funds
Parrish ridicules the clash between Hopkins WPA planners and Congress over a 1.5 billion relief bill. The piece argues for clear separation of relief and public works, noting WPA limits on projects and cost. It advocates money directed to practically useful public works and fair relief distribution.
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Parrish
Harry Hopkins
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
W.P.A
W P.A
Roosevelt
Ramsay MacDonald Quits Public Life After Long Career
The former Labour premier and recent lord president resigns from public service alongside Mr. Baldwin. The piece notes high hopes at his rise to prime minister for pacifist reform and poverty experience, yet claims his era yielded no lasting greatness. It reflects on unresolved potential and questions future health and longevity for notable Britons.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
England
Council
Baldwin
MacDonald
Labor Party
Ramsay Mac
Jobs for Beavers from Washington pamphlet notice
A Depart ment of Agriculture pamphlet titled Trapping and Transplanting Live Beavers may be bought from the Superintendent of Documents for five cents a copy. The piece notes beavers, once endangered, are now established in about half the states, with Pennsylvania importing 96 beavers between 1917 and 1924 and a population rise noted by 1984.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Beavers as Crop Helpers and Flood Dams Managers
The piece notes beaver trapping thrives in several states with an estimated 15 000 pelts. It explains that relocating live beavers aids flood control and soil conservation by dam building in suitable mountain streams while avoiding irrigation damage in farms, and promotes a Department of Agriculture pamphlet for farmers.
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Department of Agriculture
Congress
Fort Knox guard shift and West Point vault plan discussed
Treasury officials propose burying silver at West Point to grant cadets a hands on lesson in monetary matters as bullion would be deposited and retrieved on campus. The commentary notes irony of soldiers guarding gold at Fort Knox while cadets study finance. A separate note mentions Gipsy Lee arriving in Hollywood with twelve trunks, likely empty.
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New WA
Uncle Sam
Fort Knox
West Point
Hudson
Treasury
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Gipsy Tose Lee
Hollywood
Experts ruin a game and ruin horseshoe lore
A satirical critique argues that horseshoes lose popularity as amateurs are discouraged by professional feats. Ted Allen of Alhambra, a world champion, is highlighted for astonishing tricks that mock casual play, prompting the author to swear off horseshoes after imagining such stunts.
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Bobby Jones
Lawson Little
Ted Allen
Alhambra
Cal
Allen
Mr. Allen
Golden Gate Bridge Heralded as Pacific Era Link
Calfornia pride mounts as the Golden Gate Bridge opens. a symbol linking the Redwood Empire highways with an all Pacific system from Alaska to South America. The span, longer than the George Washington, showcases cables each composed of thousands of tiny wires, illustrating strength in unity as vehicles and commerce flow beneath.
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White House
Presidio
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Beether
Roosevelt
Washington
Golden Gate
Redwood Empire
Alaska
South America
George
George Washington
George Washington Bridge
Union
Richard Dana
California
Bay
Naa
Dane
The Haskin Letter On Bequests To Physicians
The piece discusses physician bequests, Hippocratic oath, and the value and perils of endowments to medical schools and hospitals. It notes doctors as family counselors and the tension between funding upkeep and mission, with observations on incomes of private practitioners and the long tradition since Hippocrates. It references debates on pensions and public funding, and reflects on 19th century and contemporary views.
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Junismata
Earl
Washington, D. C
Hippocrates
Island of
Gos
Christ
Priesia
Virginia
Sumner Welles
Hugh Cabot
Byrd and Ruth Murray Quote on War and Dance
A garbled excerpt cites Admiral Richard E. Byrd advocating constitutional limits on foreign war without popular consent, paired with Ruth Murray praising vigorous movement as young people embrace modern dance for release. The readable fragment hints at political and cultural opinions in a historical page item.
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Ruth Murray
Race horse feeding schedule and other reader questions
A Helena Independent reader Q&A covers horse feed on race days, with Idle Hour stock farm practice: four daily feeds totaling about 26 pounds of hay and grain, water on and off, race-day feeding at 4 a.m., post-race cooling and refeeding, plus other queries about Alcatraz, U.S. auto travel, newsprint sources, Franco, frog jumps, New York textile exhibit, China radios, goiter belts, the Foster memorial at Pitt, and Hawaii fortification.
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Ho Fe
Taro
Hayla
Intervala
Alcatraz
United States
Hi. R. BT. A
Canada
Europe
Newfoundland
California
Emmett Dalton
Angels Camp
Cal
New York City
Kentucky
Folk Arts Center
Fifth Avenue
National Committee On Folk Arts of the
Ching
H. I
China
Alps
Andea
Himalayas
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Mississippi River
Pacific Northwest
Foster
Hawaii
U. A
Diet and exercise plan for arthritis sufferers in a daily regime
The article cites Dr Morris Fishbein outlining a balanced arthritis daily routine. It lists a sample day of meals rich in fruit juice eggs bacon toast and vegetables, plus cod liver oil and vitamin concentrates. It warns that overweight patients may adjust desserts and overall intake.
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Rome
Walt Mason Calls For Escape From Crime Themed Tales
The speaker laments murder and gore in detective fiction and longs for kinder stories. He rejects famed sleuths like Philo Vance and Dr. Thorndike and yearns for gentler tales of mercy and humanity rather than brutal crime and gore.
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Philo Vance
Dr. Thorndike
Deeda
Arent
Nonleaina
George Matthew
Horoscope for June 5 1937 highlights romance risk and travel
Mingled benefic and malefic planetary aspects mark today. Avoid extravagance and push outdoor activities while finishing current tasks. Women may entertain well. country homes offer security away from city dangers. A lucky wedding date is forecast but gossip about past romances should be avoided. Notable birthdays include John Couch Adams 1819 and Adam Smith 1725.
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Chidren
John Couch Adams
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