Liberty at Risk in Security Talk at Gettysburg Adress
Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg warned that the pursuit of security can erode liberty, citing Russia Italy and Germany under totalitarian regimes. He praised social security but urged democratic safeguards, noting America must raise wealth to sustain programs while preserving human freedoms and defending economic policy. He quipped that radios should not be the sole news carrier for the public.
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Arthur H. Vandenburg
Gettysburg
Russia
Italy
Germany
Mussolini
Hitler
It Will Have To Do The Universe And The Home We Have
The piece argues Earth is the only viable home amid harsh space conditions. Mercury is a smoldering cinder, Venus uninhabitable with carbon dioxide, Mars extreme temperatures, and gas giants deadly to lungs. It cites Carlyle and Hitler's rhetoric to conclude the world must be accepted as is.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Carlyle
Vacation From the Farm Carries Vacation Bill Consideration
From England comes news that Parliament weighs a bill to grant paid vacations to laborers including farm hired men. The proposal suggests radical shifts in the vacation system affecting farm workers and even city relatives who visit rural homes during summer seasons.
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England
Farm vacation bill could reshape city visits and leisure
The piece imagines a future where a farm vacation law changes work and leisure for hired hands. It warns city visitors may face less pleasant stays while workers seek breaks by streams or caves, and predicts possible travel to cinemas or clubs as retribution, ending with support for the idea.
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England
Levil's
Future of film preservation worries studio experts
James R. West, a Hollywood chemist, says the master negative lasts about 25 years with only three recopyings possible before films vanish. He warns grandchildren may never see contemporary movies. The piece muses on aging cinema and the hope that a durable preservation method will be found as film remains in its formative years.
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A Fe
James R. West
Hollywood
Father’s Day Greeting Suggestions for Fathers and Sons
The piece lists telegram style Father’s Day greetings with numbers for varying tones from grateful to playful. It notes Father’s Day falls on June 19 and suggests prepaid wires for messages to fathers.
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Dad
Editorial on spoils system and democracy erosion
The piece argues the spoils system has grown from Jackson era verb to a modern threat. It cites William L. Marcy and Andrew Jackson, notes New Deal bankrolls, and warns that political control of state funding risks hollowing out government by the people. Lincoln’s warning about power and republic echoes amid contemporary fiscal maneuvering.
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William L. Marcy
United States
New York
Andrew Jackson
Kentucky
Chandler
Senate
Barbiey
Tiincoln
Haelf
Sentence Sermons by Roy L. Smith
A short devotional by Rev. Roy L. Smith from First M. E. Church Los Angeles urges progress relies on visionaries and diligent workers. It notes progress comes from sacrifices of anonymous laborers and thinkers guiding others, despite protests and self-doubt, until truth prevails.
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Roy L. Smith
D.D
M. E. Church
Los Angeles
Centennial Welcome Plan For Swedish Finnish Visitors
The Haskin Letter describes a June 26 28 goodwill observance by U S and state officials honoring the 1638 landing of Swedish and Finnish settlers along the Delaware. Swedish crown prince and Finnish Foreign Minister will attend ceremonies in Wilmington Chester and Philadelphia with monuments at Fort Christina and the Brandywine Creek confluence.
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United States
Union
America
Delaware River
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Europe
Republic of
Finland
Bag
Congress
Sweden
Wilmington
Rudolph Holati
Kungsholm
Fort Christina
Gustavus Adolphus
New Sweden
William Penn
New World
Netherlands
Great Britain
Conkyesa
Maryland
Virginia
New Amsterdam
New England
Jono Morton
John Hanson
Continental Congress
Thomas Stone
Hanson
Withington
Chester
Holsti
Republic of Finland
Ibs
Vaino Aaltonen
Terose i
Philadelphia
Offhand Quotations Mark Unclear Public Disorder Concerns
Quotations from William Wagner and Magistrate Overton Harris illustrate city leaders warnings about disorderly conduct and the watch business effects. A New York platform critique and Major G C Hughes comment on roaming cows reflect political and local issues.
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Overton Harris
New York
Scandinavian Visitors Highlight Delaware Tercentenary Events
The Delaware tercentenary celebration features Swedish and Finnish ties with sites in Tinicum Island and Swedesboro New Jersey. Officials from several states plan welcomes, with stamps issued by the US Sweden and Finland to mark colonization on the Delaware. Notable guests include Finnish parliament member Miss Kylikki Pohjala and visiting journalists. Distinguished figures, including opera stars and Paavo Nurmi mentioned in past exchanges, are noted with ongoing public programs and trips across the United States.
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Tinicum Island
Philadelphia
New Sweden
Ids Island
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Swedesboro
Mullica Hill
Finland
Congress
Maryland
Hanson
Mulberry Grove
Washington
Oxon Hill
Middle West
United States
Sweden
Finland Ia
Delaware River
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
New York
Hull
National Capital
Misa Kylikki Pohjala
América
America
Jenny Lind
Paavo Nurmi
Holsti
Republic
Stanford University
Cal
I Sometimes Think by Isabel Paterson
A reflective essay argues that government is a mechanism of law derived from the citizen and not a divinity. It critiques elected officials for incompetence, overreach, and self serving acts, urging personal conviction and moral duty to preserve rights for future generations.
Vitamins and Vitamin E role in reproduction discussed
The article explains fat soluble vitamins A and D and B vitamins, highlights vitamin E found in wheat germ oil, and notes studies on its impact on reproduction in animals and humans. It mentions possible infertility links, distribution in common diets, and cautious conclusions due to limited human data.
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Ashich
Answers From The Helena Independent Information Bureau
A reader’s questions cover the Supreme Court opening, car collision forces, women as ship reporters, counts of monks and priests, the National Secrets Act, and Lenin Peak’s height. The piece notes official inquiries and basic facts from public records and standards.
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Helena
K. A
Whatspiel Bureau of Standards
F. H
Dixie Tighe
New York West
United States
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