Defeatism in Flynn Voice Warns of Economic Path
John T. Flynn argues Roosevelt’s spending program will bring three years of relative prosperity, then fade. He predicts a Wall Street splurge could offer similar gains before a bleak future under the Adam Smith system. Flynn calls for a new parity price plan and social service funding to sustain recovery. Mike Thomas jokes about golf language.
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Wall Street
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Britain
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John T. Flynn
Bees as Mirrors on the National Spelling Bee
Washington coverage of the National Spelling Bee hints at an international handbook idea. It argues the event reflects national thought, politics, and ideology in spelling choices. The piece notes American words like proletariat and capitulates to Cols and proto cols, suggesting cross cultural insights.
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Washington
Lkely
America
Why Abdicate Debate On Democracy And Dictatorships
The Columbia commencement speech critiques abdication of ideals and gradual democratic progress. It notes postwar halts, the rise of dictatorships, and cautions that future historians may not find a fixed mold for democracy amid persistent flux. It emphasizes that after peace, ambition and upheaval continue to shape world governance.
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Columbia
Butler
Heraclius
Phea
Versailles Promises and the Reach of Totalitarian States
An analysis argues that three major governments still follow a state form despite economic disorganization guiding dictators to power. It contends even Mussolini and Hitler invented new ideas, abandoning earlier preaching, while democracy retains self-correcting seeds. It notes Russia aside, totalitarian regimes rely on expedient leaders, not fixed self-containment.
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Versailles
Mussolini
Hitler
Russia
Insull bankruptcy report highlights alleged stock manipulation
A 1,000 page filing to Judge Wilkerson details earnings fakery at Middle West Utilities and a refinancing plan in 1929 to sell 85 million dollars of Interlocking securities. The inquiry cites artificial bidding up of Middle West stock as part of a broad financial operation linked to the New Deal era reforms.
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Chicago
Middle West
Ingal
Insull
The Citizenship Market Price Of Naturalization Fees
Washington reports a bill to cut naturalization fees tabled after officials found the change would cut government revenue by hundreds of thousands. The piece muses on how citizenship value is set and notes a historic shift from six to twenty dollars, then to ten in 1984.
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Washington
Supreme Court ends term with NLRB case reopen ruling
The Supreme Court closed a busy term authorizing the NLRB to reopen the Republic Steel case to strengthen its order to reinstate 5,000 workers amid broader labor rulings. Chief Justice Hughes rebuked Secretary Wallace over a mischaracterized reversal, while Tom Mooney’s petition awaits fall action as the court reviews thousands of pages and hundreds of exhibits.
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Jackson
Tom Mooney
San Quentin
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Mooney
California
Itathe Cardogo
Law as Jealous Mistress and the Coming Bar
The Haskin Letter notes thousands of law students preparing for bar exams in Washington and across the United States. It foresees fierce competition for a growing profession, with emphasis on taxation, civil cases, and the enduring need for lawyers to uphold government by law amid public scrutiny and historical tensions.
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Jawa
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Ashe Law
Jonathan Swift
Gulliver
Robert Burns
Worthy
American Republic
America
Berkshire
Wall
Thomas Gage
Notable Quotes From Officials On Nature And Flight
A mix of public comments features Dr. W. C. Mather Jr of Franklin College praising nature and a right to explore. Max Silverman, jailed on insanity warrants in California, voices a wild defense of diving. Dr. Joseph Igames criticizes air safety for pilots, while J Fill Paxton from the U S Embassy praises Panay crew bravery, details unclear.
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Max Silverman
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California
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U. S
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Panay
Lawyers Shape Nation's Early History and Pensions Debate
The article notes the dominant role of lawyers in the American founding era, with majorities in the Continental Congresses and signers of the Declaration. It highlights the legal backbone of constitutional drafting and presidential history, then shifts to a British push for pensions for unmarried women over 45 as a wartime social issue prompting government inquiry.
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London
England
Europe
H. 4. Proctor
I Sometimes Think by Isabel Paterson
A Tribune column argues against the Wagner Act, calling it class legislation that disfavors both labor and management. It warns that compulsory labor and employer registration would invite political manipulation, threaten civil rights of contract, and invite widespread strikes to be outlawed as coercive. The piece likens labor to a disenfranchised class and critiques the notion of a fixed just wage or minimum wage. It concludes that such measures would destabilize industry and escalate partisan politics.
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New York Tribune
The Skin as a Mirror of Emotions and Stress
The article explains how skin conditions can stem from emotional factors and nervous disturbances. It describes how anxiety can cause flushing or pale skin, excessive sweating, itching, and hair loss, with cases linking skin eruptions to allergies and psychological triggers. It notes nervous factors and learning the reason can improve outcomes.
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Women in Baseball and Other Quick Facts From Q and A
A reader questions women executives in baseball. answer notes Mrs. Barney Dreyfuss and Dorothy Hummel as key figures in Pirates and American League operations. Other items cover word counts in three minutes, Don Quixote sleep metaphor, John Muir memorials, Isle of Man size, and the origins of rural free delivery in 1896.
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