Court Martial Debate Over National Guard Authority
Raleigh Times reports a rare court martial of Captain Ernest D. McGougan after a National Guard unit was mobilized to Fayetteville during textile strike unrest. He was fined 100 dollars and reprimanded for intoxication on duty and insulting language, prompting questions about military versus civil authority and enforcement in wartime.
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National Guard
Raleigh Times
Ernest D. McGougan
Parkton National Guard
Fayeteville
Raleigh Paper
McGougan
Leadership for a Greater Development Chamber picks new leaders
The High Point Chamber of Commerce directors choose a president and vice president to lead community building and development efforts for the coming year. Secretary Frank Sizemore remains in his post, bringing experience crucial to advancing the chamber's citywide program and its promising prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Clinard
I. Paul Ingle
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Frank Sizemore
Community strides toward better development under Chamber guidance
The piece lauds a rising spirit in the community and the Chamber of Commerce led by retiring president F Logan Porter. It highlights coordinated effort to harness local momentum, nurture civic enterprise, and build a practical path for future growth. It also notes a humorous aside on intelligence and dating among students.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. Logan Porter
Advertising Bankers For Education And Public Trust
A Boston Advertising Club talk by G M Hubbard argues bankers should use 1935 funds for educational ads. Such campaigns, already used by local banks, can restore public trust, attract clients, and clarify banking roles during turbulent climates.
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G. M. Hubbard
Advertising Club of
Boston
Hubbard
Sense and Charm at Northwestern Women and Wit
A Twin City Sentinel note critiques a tradition that men prefer ignorance and mocks lovelorn columns. It cites Northwestern University coeds. psychology department head accuses the girls of embracing the notion that intelligence harms courtship and mating chances.
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Twin City Sentinel
Northwestern University
Psychology
World War brutality fuels postwar bitterness and distrust
Bruce Catton argues that savage warfare in 1914 to 1918 created deep resentment toward victors and a reluctance to revise peace treaties. The piece notes modern war ignores restraints, targets civilians, and fosters long lasting enmity that shapes future conflicts and policy.
Pattergrafics by M IL Pate
A fragmentary column mixes quips on news value theater explosions at Boston and screen stars with anecdotes about a wife seeking friends for a husband’s absence. It muses on future prosperity, deception in yarn swapping and critiques college curricula and naval talk abroad.
School children embrace realism in drama and comedies
Readable text notes that students enjoy realistic elements in their dramatic works and show fondness for comedies as part of their performances.
Old Santa Appears Annual Traditionalist in a Modern World
A humorous note questions whether Santa Claus has fully embraced modernity after a year without his visit, reflecting on the shift as many people choose to skip holiday customs. The piece blends nostalgia with a light critique of new trends affecting seasonal traditions.
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Wright Patman
Texas
Jim Farley
Emil Hurja
Farley
Hurja
National Democratic
Patman
Santa
New Year Policy Bans Federal Tax on Checks
A New Year resolution targets eliminating federal tax on checks after January 1. Officials pledge a cleaner slate for personal and business finances with the tax relief taking effect promptly in the new year.
Teleppesie Link Aims at Pacific Peace Talks
The suggestion envisions using the teleppesie connection with Japan to pursue an undersea dialogue and reach a potential agreement over Pacific issues through diplomatic engagement.
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Pacific
Low Scorer At Bridge Party Receives Booby Prize
A bridge party ends with the lowest score earning a booby prize and reflections on the unlucky cards drawn throughout the evening.
Teachers Claim Credit or Deny Ties in Boy’s Rise and Fall
The saying notes teachers claim credit when a boy rises to eminence and deny involvement when he falls, reflecting how educators are seen as shaping success or avoiding responsibility for failure.
New York bankers head west提升 unprecedented move
New York bankers are leaving their ivory towers to mingle with associates in other regions as several notable financial leaders heed Horace Greeley's adage to seek opportunity in the West. The large-scale treks have begun quietly, signaling a shift in banking activity and influence across the country.
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New Y
James McMullin
New York
Horace Greeley
Lunatic City Monologue Reflects Inner Turmoil and Noise
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic city mood and personal breakdown. Mentions Sid Solemn's Casino Leon and Eddie's, references to voids and drifting thoughts, hints at inner struggle and desire to scream or release tension. Tone mirrors a troubled narrator venting through surreal imagery.
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Sid Solemn
Leon
Eddie
Frank Sullivan
Ford
New York Day By Day Column Of Mood And Melancholy
A New York column entry describes a drizzly day and the columnist’s struggle with mood and motivation. He laments stagnation, jokes about psychoanalysis, and battles frustration while joking about friends at the Waldorf bar and a Pullman conductor tale.
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New York
Sulka
New Waldorf Bar
Altoona
Cole Porter
Sonia Fitch
Cara
Bankers Tour West Signals Ties Between Regions
A wave of senior bankers including Chase Bank chair Winthrop Aldrich and President Don Campbell visits the West as Guaranty Trust leaders expand travels. The aim is better cross region cooperation, smoothing government policy reception and boosting credit availability as finance eyes easing SEC rules and strong loan demand from corporations seeking to retire callable bonds. A New Yorker returns from Cuba noting regional stress and tension there.
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Morgan
Middle
James H. Perkins
National City
Chase Bank
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Don Campbell
Benjamin M. Anderson
Nelson Rockefeller
John D., Jr
England
New Zealand
Guaranty Trust
West
W. CC. Potter
South
Palen Conway
Boston
New York
Mahomet
Wall Street
Note to my biographer on friendship and longing
The speaker reflects on self deceit about finding devoted friends despite hardships and clings to a rare dry, sad smile amid emotional strain. He notes a vast figure ten million as a distant echo of yearning and memory.
Havana Store Security Tightens After Bomb Prank Fears
A Havana department store ran a security check for bombs before entry amid reports that practical jokers dress firecrackers as bombs. A prank caused a car to swerve and collide with others. The writer warns such stunts may target Bacardi with castor oil and notes a new bridge variation called Tow je.
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Havana
Spike Bacardis
Castor On
McClure Newspaper
Introspective reflections and cowboy lament in a restless voice
The speaker muses on living for self and books with wandering thoughts and jokes. They hint at returning to familiar routines, possibly riding again despite weakness, and reference the old cowboy song Get Along Get Along Doggie. The fragment conveys a mood of weariness and resolve.
Baby’s Genius Debate Rises Over Einsteins Name
Columnist jokes about comparing a baby’s intellect to Einstein as a playful take on inborn genius and parental expectations. The piece notes universal amazement at a child’s quickness of thought and the humor in trying to measure it against a legend.
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Washington
George Durno
Hamburger
Congress
Administration
Fragmentary prose fragment from a 1964 McNaught Syndicate note
The readable lines describe a shaded room and ghostly thoughts with noisy echoes, mentioning Julian Green and Dr. Dafoe in a fragmented, self-reflective voice. The text appears as a garbled caption or syndicated note with uncertain attribution and unfinished thoughts.
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Julian Green
New York
Nuta
Dr. Dafoe
McNaught
Cai OE
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Ted Press
National Advertising
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Elinor Glynn
Bruce Catton
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France
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