Turning Mad Dogs Upon the World
A critical editorial condemns the deportation policy for alien criminals as a social cancer that shifts crime onto native and immigrant communities. It argues for integrated assimilation and questions the New Deal approach, warning such deportations threaten societal stability and misplace responsibilities among races and nations.
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United States
Justice Department
America
Ireland
Palestine
Ethiopia
Great Britain
Publication Plans for Our Invisible Government Magazine
Philadelphia capitalists announce a magazine Our Invisible Government to destroy machine politics influence on American economy and society. The venture aims at reform though faces years of leglitation by the powerful interests resisting political corruption and seeking honest governance.
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Philadelphia
America
Eternal vigilance urged by an aroused citizenry
Fragmentary line emphasizes the need for government accountability through vigilant public involvement and alert citizens, reflecting a strong stance on active civic engagement.
General strike dangers and call for courage in labor fights
The piece warns that general strikes threaten communities from Terre Haute to Cleveland, urging unity among workers of all nations while praising property as a product of labor. It argues strikes injure the defenseless, stir hunger, and must be overcome with courage and honesty, echoing Lincoln on fair labor and property.
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Abraham Lincoln
Terre Haute
San Francisco
Cleveland
Pyrrhus
Abyssinia
Italy
England
France
Russia
Germany
Japan
Nabob
China
America
Texas
Mexico
Poland
Mussolini
Why the FCC should ban gifts from ATandT
The piece argues that the Federal Communications Commission must explicitly forbid gifts and favors from its officials and employees to any firm, with ATandT cited as under investigation. It criticizes current lobbying practices and asserts a blanket rule would reduce implied influence and safeguard democracy.
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Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Commission
The
Communications Commission
Unfair Inference and Favors Prompt Strict Service Orders
The passage argues a blanket order should be strictly enforced and integrated into standard practice to prevent favoritism. It contends such a policy would protect the public, employees, and the service, elevating moral standards and reducing suspicion.
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Ceasar
Immigration Debate Faces Congress on Law Strengthening
The nation debates bills in Congress to strengthen immigration and deportation laws versus measures that would largely nullify them. With unemployment and an excess labor supply, the choice is seen as clear: assimilate newcomers through opportunity and citizenship or face social maladjustment from lax restrictions.
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Congress
The Hope of The World by Tom Alderman Sykes
A reflection on global gloom and a call for renewed Christian mission. The speaker argues Christianity is not failed but underrealized, urging Christians to embrace a global commission and renew zeal, unity, and service to spread hope amid unemployment and social unrest.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
John Oxenham
St. Augustine
God
High Point economic outlook and looming global war
The piece analyzes local unemployment relief and industrial challenges in High Point, urging modernization and forward momentum. It discusses the broader impact of the Abyssinia crisis on trade, navies, and Great Power interests, warning that war draws costs and humankind pays for cruelty.
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John Milton
High Point
Readers letters mix culture love and local color
A collage of anecdotes and opinions feature marriages of two Kansas women ending in annulment and odd local customs. Notes on Italy's stance in the League, Selassie’s quest for peace, and reflections on North Carolina’s press scene frame this slice of community chatter.
Feliciana and Dreamland Tales in New York Review
Stark Young's Feliciana stories draw on the South postwar life with Ephraim Blount and the McGehee family while Kelland's Dreamland features Hadrian Pink, a tutor turned brain trust and detective. Other reviews note The Second Mrs Lynton and poems by Potter Daniels as varied fiction and verse.
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Mr. Young
Feliciana
McGehee
Micajah McGehee
Parlange
Seven Trees
Ephriam Blount
Houseman
Alice
Ellen
Eph
Ephc
Sette Frati
New York
Old South
B. M
Larence Budington Kelland
Hadrian Pink
Hadrian
Algernon Swinburne
Peck
Papa Peck
Dreamland
Algernon
Mr. Pink
Galahad
Mr. Kelland
Lynton
Carla Manton
Dick Channing
Carla
Channing
Benny Dexter
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