Speed Limits and Hawaii Quota Face Complex Tradeoffs
The editorial critiques a California civic group’s call to ban cars over 45 mph as a curb on dangerous speed. It argues for balanced sugar policy honoring Hawaii and Cuba, notes naval war games off California, praises Mayo brothers’ $500,000 medical grant, and reflects on Washington’s uneven military record before a Spanish count shoots a neighbor’s dog in New York.
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Northern Federation of Civic Organizations
California
Trffic
William Ferguson
George Washington
Washington
Long Island
Manhattan
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New York
Patriotism and tax policy in North Carolina politics
The piece argues Roosevelt’s idea that criticism without proposing alternatives is unpatriotic and urges applying the test to NC tax debates. It notes factions press candidates to pledge tax views, cites sales tax and school funding disputes, and calls for constructive criticism with better plans.
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Enterprise
Roosevelt
NRA
North Carolina General Assembly
General Assembly
Salisbury
North Carolina
Patriot
Saul Seeks a Fulfilling Musician for King
A biblical verse notes Saul asking for a skilled musician to appear before him. Sidney Smith remarks that musicians seem happy and pursue music with innocent, unpunished passion, reflecting on art and joy.
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Sidney Smith
Supreme Court backs human rights over private property
A five to four ruling written by Justice Roberts upholds state milk control and signals a broad shift toward prioritizing human welfare over private property rights. The decision asserts that public good can override private contracts, aligning with New Deal economic aims and President Roosevelt’s recovery program.
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Justice Roberts
Justice McReynolds
New York
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
February 1934 Brightens Despite Weathering Hard Times
The piece argues February 1934 shows improvement over the same month in 1931 and 1932, with statistics and morale rising amid harsh weather. It notes better spiritual and financial conditions, calling it a leg in the national recovery despite ongoing weather rigors.
Prestige of the recovery program affirmed in human rights stance
The statement urges that human rights in this country stand above property rights and should impress the administration's recovery program with definite assurance, underscoring the supremacy of human rights in policy.
Guilford commissioners tax frozen bank deposits at one third
Guilford county commissioners approved listing frozen bank deposits for taxation at 33 1 3 percent of face value and will adjust at final settlement based on amounts realized from deposits in closed banks. City Manager Knox and Councilman John Pickett supported fairness to those who listed deposits and those who did not. The move aims to secure a fair tax take and ease anxiety for residents with funds tied in closed banks.
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Guilford County
Knox
John Pickett
Discussion of NRA criticism and the Johnson plan
General Johnson invites critics to debate the NRA on the platform as the nation waits for clarity. The article argues the NRA is a practical program aimed at restoring industry, reemploying workers, boosting trade, and increasing purchasing power despite flaws.
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Johnson
NRA
Blue Eagle
Weather Worries Over March Outlook After Surprising February
Residents question March forecasts following a February with unusual storms and temperature swings. Meteorologists caution models vary, urging preparation for potential late-season cold snaps or warm spells.
Mattress Makers Deny Mayo Trade Name Knowledge
Mattress producers identified as Mayo use, stating they never heard of the Mayo Minnesota specialists. They claim no relation to the famous namesakes and defend their own product lines.
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Minnesota
Patriot’s Warning on Liberty and The Constitution
A speaker reflects on the republic’s future and the keystone of freedom. He warns against bigotry, intrusive laws, and a police state, urging strict adherence to the Constitution to preserve liberty and privacy.
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Enterprise
Friends of Liberty
Europe
Republic
Liberty and the keystone of sovereignty quote
A. Selders argues that when a single state's liberties are compromised by majority rule, the entire constitutional arch becomes unstable and may collapse, weakening the great societal structure.
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A. Selders
Young Republicans in North Carolina oppose Duncan
Young Republicans demand change at the April 4 state convention in Charlotte. They adopt a resolution rejecting re election of James S. Duncan state chairman and criticize the party organization led by officeholders. W. C. Meekins is named a candidate and Edward F. Butler is elected permanent chairman of the caucus. Another meeting is set for April 3 in Charlotte.
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Salisbury
Mar
North Carolina
James S. Duncan
Greensboro
Charlotte
Duncan
W. C. Meekins
Hendersonville
I. M. Meekins
Elizabeth City
Edward F. Butler
Winston- Salem
Cardinals Begin Camp With Early Wakeup Call
In Bradenton Florida on March 6 manager Frankie Frisch pushes players to rise at 7 30 each day in the Cardinals training camp. Veteran pitcher Joe Shaute, formerly of the Brooklyn Dodgers, arrives seeking a job with St Louis.
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Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Joe Shaute
Cardinals
Shaute
Brooklyn
How to Believe Headaches In Three Minutes
An advertisement promotes B. C. a pharmacist made remedy for headaches. It claims rapid relief within minutes and notes uses for muscular aches colds neuralgia and fever with non habit forming action. Available in 0c and 5c packages at drugstores.
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B. C
Friend of Animals HORIZONTAL 2 Who popular izes the bob haircut
Puzzle clues list across and down with numbered hints on verbs nouns adjectives and names. Readers fill the grid to reveal a theme phrase and related cheery entries.
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