Splendid Apology for Harding at Marion Dedication
The Marion dedication of the Harding Memorial drew President Hoover and Calvin Coolidge, who praised Harding as kindly and honorable. Hoover denounced the plunderers and defended Harding, while Coolidge offered a favorable retrospective, urging trust in a leader who meant well amid past scandals. The event was a national moment, framed as a cautious celebration of Harding’s legacy.
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Harding
Marion
Ohio
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
White House
Lebanon
The Two Concepts of the Value of Preparedness
A Fort Bragg post commander notes that preparedness might have altered history such as World War I and argues the value of citizen training in summer camps. The piece contrasts pro and anti militarist views, suggesting a large trained reserve is essential regardless of war desires.
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Fort Bragg
Germany
McCloskey
United States
America
Capone Plea Reflects Chicago Shifts in Crime Fight
The Chicago crackdown on Capone follows a city mood shift and new mayoral tone as federal tax action and local reform press the gang. A school film catalog and health service censorship spark broader debates on education and public policy.
Street approaches to the schools call for traffic relief
A letter by Mr. Rawson urges city authorities to ease a blocked street maze near the northwest schools. The editor argues for a feasible street extension to improve access to both senior and junior high facilities, balancing isolation from congestion with better multi direction approaches.
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Rawson
Landscaping in City Aims for Practical Improvements
The city pursues practical landscaping improvements, prioritizing usable green spaces and maintenance feasibility for residents. Officials emphasize durable design, accessibility, and alignment with local standards to enhance street impressions and endure over time.
School Room Movies Look At Child Attitudes Toward School
Bruce Catton discusses the enduring reluctance of children to attend school despite advances in teaching methods. The piece notes that while education has improved, many students still dislike the school experience and would rather avoid the classroom.
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Eastman Company
Bruce Catton
Shakespeare
Norris and Pinchot Lead Broad Anti Power Force
W. C. Mullendore of Southern California Edison claimed Norris of Nebraska and Pinchot of Pennsylvania lead a self appointed anti power group. The piece notes they were chosen by large state majorities, implying a widespread voter base shares their view on the power question.
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W. C. Mullendore
Southern California Edison Company
National Electric Light Association
Norris
Nebraska
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Norris and
Modern Fagin in bootlegging era shocks Dickens fans
The piece contrasts Oliver Twist’s Fagin with a contemporary Cleveland bootlegger who hired a 15-year-old to hijack liquor. Convicted, he served a year in the workhouse and paid a $500 fine, illustrating a claim that society sometimes coddles criminals.
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Fagin
Dickens
Cleveland
Western wheat fields report army worm attack
Army worms are attacking western wheat fields, threatening crops. Local farmers report rising pest activity across multiple farms, with potential yield impacts if infestations persist and control measures are not promptly enacted.
Auctioneer activity highlighted as knocking around
A pithy line notes an auctioneer performs frequent knocking around as part of their work.
Business in Chains Shaped by Economic Constraints
An observation notes that business in the country is hindered by systemic restraints likened to chains, suggesting widespread limits on growth and enterprise. The framing highlights frustration with policy, finance, and market barriers affecting firms of various sizes.
Morning Grouch and Golf Balls in a Meteoritic Jest
A playful collection of old quips noting how a grumpy morning can worsen a mood, advising golfers to focus on the ball to avoid misfortune, and contrasting a meteorite cooling on impact with an angry man’s behavior.
Father’s Tender Funds: Wickersham Quips About Parental Roles
George VW. Wickersham quips that many devoted fathers are like bank notes to their children, a form of tender to be spent on care and affection. The remark likens paternal devotion to financial symbolism, underscoring the economist’s view of family dynamics.
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George VW. Wickersham
Prisoners Found With Wine Vat At Sing Sing
Prisoners at Sing Sing were discovered with a wine vat suggesting an illicit scheme. The incident raises questions about security and possible smuggling within the facility.
Tariff issue dominates race on Hawley Smoot anniversary
Washington marks the Hawley Smoot tariff’s first birthday as a major political issue in the 1932 race. President Hoover signed the act a year ago amid debates over inequalities and promises of reform. Dems led by Jowett Shouse attack the measure while administration allies defend it, citing farmer protection and calls for possible revision to aid recovery. Customs receipts in the first year under the tariff fell versus the prior law, with a sharp drop in imports as well.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Jowett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
House
Shouse
Indianapolis
Presbyterians suspend organ in North Carolina region
The Presbyterian Standard, the synod of North Carolina's official organ for 73 years, will suspend with the June 24 issue due to ad revenue declines and unpaid subscriptions. A regional church paper merger is proposed, and a joint committee will report to South Atlantic synods in Columbia and later to North Carolina in September.
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South Carolina
Gear
Florida
Columbia
S. C
North Carolina
Presbyterian of the South
Richmond, Va
Widows Hanged For Murdering Their Husbands
In Szolnok Hungary two women Frau Landislaus Szabo and Frau Balint Csordas were executed at dawn for poisoning their husbands marking Hungary’s first double execution of women. Crowds gathered to witness the sentences.
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Szolnok
Hungary
Landislaus Szabo
Balint Csordas
Canadian builds incubator able to hatch twenty thousand eggs
A Canadian has constructed an electric incubator capable of hatching up to 20 000 eggs at a time. The device uses electrical heating to maintain incubation for large scale poultry production.
Government Opens Radio Station in Bogota
The Columbian government opens a radio station in Bogota signaling a new medium for official broadcasts. The move aims to expand government communication and public information access nationwide.
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Bogota
Readers urged to open Council Street to ease school traffic
In a public letter Robert Feranson argues for opening Council Street from Ray to Jones Street by the Senior High School to relieve peak hour congestion at Lindsay and Jones. He notes low city cost and mentions possible Chestnut underpass as a minor alternative to broader traffic relief. He asks editors to inform the public to gain support.
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Council Street
Ray
Jones Street
Colonial Drive
Lindsay
Jones Streets
Ihs
Chestnut
One of Black Crows Separates From Wife
Marian Mack, wife of Moran and Mack comic Charles Mack, has separated from him six weeks ago and leased her Beverly Hills home to Marlene Dietrich. She is traveling with her mother and brother to Yellowstone Park and San Francisco, and suggested reconciliation rather than a permanent split.
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Los ‘Angeles
Charles Mack
Moran and Mack
Marian Mack
Beverly Hills
Marlene Dietrich
Treasury Deficit Predicted in June
North Carolina state finances show a May 31 cash overdraft of 98 084.61 and a projected general fund deficit near 2 million dollars by June 30 1929 31. The May 1 balance was 753 070 61 with 602 359 53 receipts and 1 444 514 65 disbursements. Confederate pension and bond payments are expected to widen the gap. Highway and other special funds total 9 653 807 14 at May 31.
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Raleigh
North
Hidden Proverb Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A crossword style list with horizontal and vertical clues covering common words and phrases. Entries include definitions for everything from body parts and natural elements to abstract concepts and historical references. The grid hints at a themed wordplay puzzle with varied difficulty.
Hoover urges state governments to adapt amid changing times
President Hoover addresses the Illinois assembly in Springfield warning that government machinery must shift to meet new economic and conditions. He calls state governments laboratories for national ideas, amid tension over repeal of the state prohibition enforcement act and a Lincoln tomb rededication. The visit includes stops at Lincoln’s home and the state mansion as a Joliet band performs outside the arsenal.
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Illinois Assembly
Springfield
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Illinois
State Arsenal
State Capitol
Abraham Lincoln
Arsenal
Illinois University Band Plays Before President at Arsenal
The Illinois University Band performed before the president at the arsenal, delivering a ceremonial concert that showcased campus musicians to the visiting dignitary.
Statesville Man Named Lions Head in 31st District
Hugh G. Mitchell of Statesville is elected governor of the 31st Lions International district at Wrightsville Beach. James E. L. Wade of Wilmington is named lieutenant governor for eastern clubs and Fred Morris of Kernersville lieutenant for western clubs.
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Wilmington
Hugh G. Mitchell
Statesville
Lions International
Mitchell
Wrightsville Beach
James E. L. Wade
Fred Morris
Kerneraville
Young People Gather For State C E Meet
Charlotte June 17 delegates from across North Carolina assemble for the annual State Christian Endeavor convention with registration and room assignments dominating the day.
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C. E
Charlotte
North Carolina
State Christian Endeavor
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