Democracy's Quest Defines American Spirit in Olmsted Falls
Raymond Moley shared a vision of democracy as a constant quest rather than arrival. He urged high school graduates to embrace risk, learn from mistakes, and keep looking ahead toward a future of a fairer, happier land. The speech framed democracy as moving effort, not a fixed endpoint, with Americans pursuing distant towers of dream cities.
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Raymond Moley
Olmsted Falls
Ohio
America
Economic aggression and China Japan tensions at World Economic Conference
Viscount Ishii urged extending treaties to curb economic aggression alongside military action, sparking debate over Japan's Manchuria incursion. The piece notes the China boycott as provocation and references urban controversy over public baths and fences, illustrating broader concerns about restraint and neighborly limits.
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Viscount Ishii
Japan
New York
China
Manchuria
Hitler and Roosevelt duel over peace claims in press
An Independent editor’s friend in Germany concludes Hitler stages a grand political sham. He argues Hitler seeks enduring peace while dramatizing threats from French militarism to gain advantage. France doubts sincerity, while American readers receive the phrases with skepticism.
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Hitler
Roosevelt
Adolph Hitler
France
The
Independent
Germany
Tie
Roosevelt Hitler and Stalin in a new world order discussion
A commentator reflects on German pride and sympathy for Hitler, predicting that if Roosevelt gains power the three leaders may cooperate for real world disarmament. The piece notes Roosevelt’s shifty policy shifts, Litvinov’s conferences, and forces shaping a nascent global order amid wartime agony and economic talks.
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Hitler
Germany
Russia
Roosevelt
Stalin
Litvinoff
Roosevelt Plan For Idle Women Sheltered Workless Aid
Government aid for unemployed women is proposed by Mrs. Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins. A New York state camp would offer food shelter and nonpaying training without work requirements, aiming to help women gain future employment as industry recovers. If successful more camps may follow. A Havana wedding from January may be reenacted in Hollywood soon with photographers likely absent at the first ceremony.
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Hollywood
University of California
Madera Sugar Ping Company
Madera
Cal
T. O'B
Krames Winwar
New York
Cit
Federal Reserve System
Noorhwestern
Mall of Science
Hartes Tillersworth
Orhmedian
Bradnate
Notra Dane Universits
Chicago
Tonee
Marie Tivere
Clorre
Ching
Harn
Auvereno
Cluny
Ernie
Tax Slacking Citizens Dodge Their Civic Duty
The piece argues that tax evasion harms government revenue and shifts burdens to law-abiding citizens. It cites Treasury Department estimates that one in twenty two citizens dodge taxes, urging view of tax payment as a civic duty rather than a penalty.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Senatorial Economy and Taxpayers Anger in Editoriale
The Baltimore Sun laments high taxes as President proposes pension cuts and reforms while the Senate resists. It contends the Senate preserves government jobs, resists reducing bond interest, and opposes trimming boasted pension rolls, all while taxpaying citizens shoulder the burden. The piece criticizes the Senate for protecting federal employment and bond holders over taxpayers.
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Senate
Tia
Taspzyet Munl
Budget chief eyes plan to slim government and cut posts
Lewis Douglas faces an economy plan tied to a constitutional reading by J Band Smith proposing a vast reorganization to end many federal activities. Smith argues general welfare limits and urges cutting costly programs, trimming agencies, and resisting collateral spending to save millions, with support from figures like Hoover and Governor Ritchie cited.
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Washington, D .G
Lewis Douglas
Fortes
Arso
J. Band Smith
Post Office Department
United States
Smith
Justice Storey
Congress
Faders
Seyvier
Kovernment
Lis
Department of Agriculture
Army
Han Gee
The
Treasury
Capitol
Douglas
Thame
Ruehle
Maryland
Con Frese
Answers to Questions from the Washington Information Bureau
The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers to answer factual queries via mail to Frederic J. Haskin, Director, Washington DC, with three cents for return postage. The page lists questions and concise answers on topics from Helen Moody’s age to blue in art, hotels, rivers, and notable figures, reflecting a 1930s trivia style and U.S. topics.
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Washington Information Bureau
Helena
Buren
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Summer Health Guide Emphasizes Diet Water Safety
The guidance stresses fruit and vegetables as core summer foods with balanced protein carbs and fats. Milk and dairy products remain essential for children though milk safety and packaging require care. Emphasizes clean water from safe sources, avoiding warm foods, and proper food inspection for travelers and camps.
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Auy Rae
Aummer
Fight over Roosevelt plan to appoint Hawaii nonresident judge
Senate leaders abandon fight for approval of Roosevelt’s plan to appoint a non resident judge to Hawaii. Publican Milhaster warns of weak support as administration bill rushes to passage with little time left. Berlin honors soldiers from World War I for their service.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Aron
Milhaster
Owana
Hapa Ioan
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