Smoke Gets In Your Eyes On Party Differences In Ballots
An editorial discusses voter confusion amid shifting policies and party differences. It traces Republican and Democratic stances from Federalist roots through tariff, currency, and trade debates, noting figures like Roosevelt and Norris and the rise of the Socialist party as a counterpoint to capitalism.
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America
John Adams
South
New England
Theodore Roosevellt, Sr
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Europe
Col. Roosevelt
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Canada
Franklin D. Rooosevelt
Norris
Lasollettes
Socialist Party
Southern committee head circulated Roosevelt-Negro photo plan
Vance Muse of the Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution described as a professional segregationist circulated pictures of Mrs Roosevelt with two Black men. The images, taken at Howard University during a Roosevelt visit, aimed to oppose social equality and stirred Raleigh Times commentary on rising Southern prejudice.
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Vance Muse
Southern Committee
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Howard University
Washington
Toward a Golden Mean in American Politics
The speaker laments party excess and praises cautious governance to curb ugly competition features. They warn against NRA loss, urge balanced action beyond expediency, noting 10 million unemployed and the need for a middle ground between radicalism and conservatism for the nation’s future.
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America
NRA
Peace Essay Contests Raise Motives and Money
A Durham Herald discussion questions why youths enter peace essay contests. The text cites Luoyi Franklin chasing a $5,000 prize offered by Eddie Canter and contrasts Dr. Frank Kingdon's peace work with limited publicity after exposure of a fraud. The piece notes Lloyd Franklin’s error drew attention to the matter.
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Missouri
Durham Herald
Luoyi Franklin
Peace Ami
Eddie Canter
Tey
Frank Kingdon
Newark University
Williamstown
Lloyd Franklin
Automakers Study Shift in License Plate Purchase Timing
A research group of automakers studies changing the purchase period for state automobile license plates. The aim is to ease peak season demand so motorists may avoid buying during the Christmas New Year holidays.
States have set auto license purchase dates across year
The passage notes 31 states assign different year dates for automobile licenses outside December peak costs. Final dates range from November 15 in Alabama to May 1 in West Virginia, with Ohio Tennessee Texas stretching to April 26. Virginia sets April 15 as a deadline. North Carolina peers face similar living conditions and expenses.
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Alabama
West
Correcting the Chief and film industry ethics debated
Bruce Cation discusses juvenile delinquency and city experiments to handle it through social adjustments rather than courtroom penalties. He also notes Will Hays’ view on motion pictures balancing moral messages with entertainment and industry responsibility.
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Bruce Cation
New York City
Chaileiren
United States
Chalalenor
Holl
Will Hays
Mottom Pictures
Chase
Conanom
Hayes
Enen
Tom
Yale President Urges Higher University Public Involvement
Yale University president Dr James Rowland Angell warns that democracy faces grave dangers from trends that threaten academic freedom and societal stability. He calls for intensified university leadership in public affairs and social issues to preserve democratic heritage.
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James Rowland Amgell
Yale University
Yale
Germans Luck at Elections Seen in Bets Not Paid
Report notes that after the recent German election only a small number of voters settled bets on outcomes. Observers call turnout modest and interest muted as results emerged.
New York Player Prefers Arkansas Style Water
New York athlete shows preference for Hot Springs Ark water over others as he meets his racket chief. The remark hints at comfort with Arkansas hot water culture during the visit.
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New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Uncertain Jangle Monarch Mentions March and April
Fragmentary OCR mentions the Hebiophm Lion of Lions and British variety with notes on Mareh and April. No clear event or attribution found. text reads as garbled references to names, months, and regional variety, lacking cohesive reportable actions.
Painting The Fis Three Alchemists In Rainy Garden
Three alchemists walk with wind and rain across a well scene. A fervent figure charms heather while friends turn to gold. An artist holds a pencil as elves drink from a friendly cup and lilies bloom as a quiet painting unfolds.
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Fach
Controversial talk with colonel on Jassie and politics
An interview transcript covers inquiries about publishing opinions on Jassie with cautions to tone down. The dialogue shifts to criminals, motives, and the obverse and reverse of the Great Seal, featuring references to Hoffman, New Deal, and political tensions.
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Jassie
Hitele Linelberah
Condon
Haw
Sine
Waakke
jJuset
Walt
Telliow
Schwarskopf
Wilent
Harold G. Hoffman
A. Mo
Cape
Hoffman
George Washington
Unit States
Erlaaigle
A. Nee
Silas
Coronel
Enduring Laughs and Sober Tales From a Dizzy Era
New York through April reveals a collage of press and puns with a cross section of society. Mentions of Alf Landon and a string of historic figures mix with unemployment woes, poetry praise, and a boisterous Broadway scene captured in vivid, if disjointed, vignettes.
Sermon Defends Church Spending Against Critics
Rev. M. T. Smathers of Greenboro led services at Burkhead Methodist Episcopal Church critiquing claims the church costs too much. He contrasted rising living costs with church pledges and argued one can be both Christian and a businessperson with Christian priorities.
Paughther of America and the Band of Helpers
The text extols a group described as helpers of a faithful band that teaches virtue loyalty and patriotic spirit. It praises God and home as animating land and protective benevolence for orphans, with references to the Book and flag guiding values. The piece reflects a marching, steadfast American liberty theme.
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Paughter
America
Idea to restore fast pole of the walking stick debated
A quirky proposal praised by a columnist as potentially valuable to the thinker. The humor centers on radio court remarks about fairness, suggesting the plan would halt further wandering and be a fortune for the originator.
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Mama
Ag Colwnen
Searmed
Radio Good
Wil Court
McMaught Snydicagep
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