Landon’s Shifting Persona From New Deal Faiths to Presidential Pivot
The piece argues Governor Landon has altered core beliefs since pursuing the presidency. It critiques past speeches from 1933 to 1938 and suggests his current stance repudiates earlier liberal views to fit political expediency, questioning his consistency and trustworthiness.
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Landon
WPA
Roosevelt
Kansas
PWA
Baltimore Sun
Lebdon
Landan
Wall Street
Malers
Ted
London
SEC seeks reform to bring corporate trustees under federal control
The Securities Exchange Commission endorses supplemental legislation to regulate corporate trustees, exposing lax oversight and collusion with issuing concerns. The plan targets the bond market and building industry abuses, aiming to protect investors though acknowledging a trial and error path to a robust trustee system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securities Exchange Commission
Ulix
SEC
Our Majesty We Born Editorial Weave Through Time
A fragmented oblique reminiscence traces a young editor and a clan arguing with a distant voice. It recalls a personal mission to uphold a newspaper identity while dodging blunt force and keeping the form intact. The text blends self reference with half-formed phrases and era nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUR Majesty
Aishua
We the we in politics and a single candidate
The piece mocks an editor’s use of we as a political gimmick. It names John W. Nelson as a self styled “We Nelson” running for state treasurer and warns of multiple salaries. It references editors printers and noisy committees, with quirky regional names and odd spellings.
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Aluck
Amoeba
John W. Nelson
Nelson
Wes Nelson
A Safe and Sane Fourth of July Vision
The nation marks Independence Day with parades concerts speeches and fireworks while urging safer celebration. Firecrackers remain popular among youth though restricting handling could curb accidents and damage. annual fireworks funding nears eight million dollars and deaths and injuries total substantial sums.
Youth Hostel Plan for Northwest Travel Vision
Editorial discusses a proposed youth hostel network across New England and Northwest regions, envisioning shared facilities for youth travelers. It outlines housing, kitchens, washrooms, and common areas with a house father and mother, promoting bike and hike tourism from Canada to Crater Lake and beyond.
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Cerrnectlert
Martnchusetts
New Hampshire
Varinae
Maina
Europe
New England
Tates
Ziegfeld
Svateny
America
Acante
Pigrad
Ralia
Tower
Northwrat
Naio
Averaln
Bho
Cascade Range
Canadian
Crater Lake
Oregon
Idahn
Travarag
Ine Natinwest
Dropping the Pilot and the Rich Market Tale
In a look-through-the-looking-glass economic thread, world rubber stocks fell to 104 percent of normal after prior overproduction and storage fears. Sugar stocks stood at 90 percent, with prices surging during the war and collapsing afterward. The piece suggests governments may curb production and marketing to restore balance, while employment and profits could improve as shortages ease.
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Muluya
Noona
Treasury
Novia
Citun
Uni
The Haskin Letter on World Surplus and Wheat Prices
The Haskin Letter from Washington discusses global surplus and its effect on the economy, arguing overproduction followed World War I. It notes wheat as a key commodity, wartime plow shifts, and government actions to curb wheat farming. It also highlights copper price declines and broader market distress, referencing Hoover's commerce tenure and shortages.
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Washington, D. C
Met
Mirpina
Mont
Ponty
Mit Mona
Food Administration
Neder
Dourd
China
United States
Herbert Hoover
Fragmented public letters reveal cross party critique in Washington
The text presents garbled quotes from multiple voices including Mrs. Malcolm L. McUtride and Bebe Quatle, arguing about money, incompetent public officials, crime, and Supreme Court decisions. It shows concerns over integrity in government and press influence, with references to women voters and advertising leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm L. McUtride
League of Women Voters
Amaerinan Society
Bebe Quatle
Advertising Club of
New York
The Unhappy Cops by Walt Mason
A humorous squib on police work and public blame. It notes how cops chase elusive criminals yet face harsh public ridicule when crimes occur, praising eventual justice while criticizing frustrated citizens and media.
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Ruthe Tess
Preas
Geovan
Matthew Adainz
Question and Answer Column From The Heluna Bureau
A reader questions U S population estimates and various trivia. The census data projected 128000000 to 128600000 by 1936. Other items identify cartoonist Clifford Berryman, a large 194? debt, and topics from immigration to the Jordan River to the Jerusalem Plank Road with brief factual answers.
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Heluna Independent, Information Bureau
Frederi Ed- Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of the Censua
Cliftard Berryman
Washington Evening Star
Flo
Gowan
Zoly
Droyfs
de Lave
Porkong
Cunnein
Baby teeth health stressed and diet advice
An article emphasizes minerals and vitamins vital for baby teeth, highlighting calcium and vitamins A and D from milk, cod liver oil, halibut liver oil, and fruit juices. It advises gentle cleaning before teething and dentist-approved brushing habits as children grow, noting that tooth appearance reflects feeding adequacy.
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Smits
Haskin
Ay F Heneric J. Haskin
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L. Gallaway
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UIVG
Oklahoma
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Supreme Court
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Walt Mason
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N.N. A
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Jordan River
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Petersburg
Caulland
Virginia
Jerusalem
Peterburg
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Concord
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