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The piece rails against politics intruding into government appointments. It argues the Social Security Board will require a large qualified staff and should be merit based rather than partisan. It cites Senators and advocates adherence to civil service rules to protect the system from political manipulation.
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Social Security Board
Ney ‘Dutcher
Senate
House of Representatives
Dutcher
Virginia
Byrnes
South Carolina
Russell
Adams
Colorado
Steiner
Oregon
Rest and reassurance aid heart patients in recovery
Experts note rest helps recovery from illness and reduces irritability. After a diagnosis, patients often need encouragement to ease fears. Gradual activity resumes follow bed rest, with avoidance of nerve or mental strain. Coronary embolism appears more in professionals under constant mental stress.
Germany Will Try Again On LZ-180 Airship
Germany pushes forward with construction of the LZ-180 airship at Friedrichshafen as Air Minister Goering vows not to abandon airship building. The new ship, nearing completion, is expected to enter commercial trans Atlantic service before summer, despite past disasters including the Hindenburg.
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Friedrichshafen
Goering
Germany
The Family Doctor No 220 Angina and Postinfarct Care
The article explains differences between angina pectoris and coronary thrombosis, outlining recovery timelines after a first heart attack, bed rest duration, and the risk of a second attack. It details diet limits, fluid intake, and foods allowed, plus the role of sleep, mouth care, chewing gum for dry mouth, and the use of psychotherapy to quiet and reassure patients.
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Asay
Decision and Self Trust in a Child’s Growth
Olive Risberte Barton argues that teaching children to decide and follow through brings happiness and self reliance. She warns against constant self doubt, fatalism, and labeling actions as forever wrong, noting the harm of hesitation in young minds.
The Hendry family mystery deepens in New York
Dorothy reveals a theory linking Charles Norton to the Hendry murder and Joan Barrett’s father’s case. Bob, torn between love and truth, vows to prove Norton’s guilt to save Joan from lifelong guilt while the two race to confront a possible killer aboard the 11:10 train from Green Hills.
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John F Hend
John Mendy
Bod Andrewe
Hendry
Janlor
Joan
Symil Hendry
Kedalite
Joan Bendrgtsebee
Juan
Ip Toy
Pei Uap
Sybitts
Dorothy Stark
Regals
Charles Norton
California
Dorothy Starke
Bob Andrews
Bob
Joah
Syhil
Philip
Sybil
Eastman High School
Joan Barrett
New York
Jeremiah Jordan
Dorothy
Norton
Jordan
Thomas Barrett
Jom Hendry
Dob
Mr. Hendry
San Francisco
Green Hills
Anti Jewish cultural boycott grips Vienna cinema arts
The Austrian publication Die Stimme laments a Nascent anti Jewish offensive sweeping theaters movies and schools. It argues a center in nearby Germany funds Aryan hiring bias while German markets default to higher quality American and British films, undermining Austrian productions.
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Vienna
Hival
Elizabeth Bergner
Dr Stimme
Hare
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Allen The Alley Home Demonstration Club Notes
Allen The Alley Home Demonstration club met Wednesday May 19 with Mrs. P J Holt hostess. New members added Lee Garland Ruffin White Rouse Rowe Moseley Texarkana guest Miz Bullington presented cook books samples. demonstrations on testing cotton wood silk burning test. rolls and cake baked by Gladialia Nourmilla. Next meeting in June with Miss Fay Samuel for dress contest.
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Advice column fragment urges readers to avoid nervous fatigue and restlessness. It warns against chronic dilutions of conscience and urges letting bygones be bygones. The tone is practical, addressing personal expectations of oneself and others.
Handling Inferiority in Child Guidance and Courage
The author argues inferior children fear criticism more than danger and should be guided, not mocked. Encourage independent judgment by quietly forcing decisions, offering opportunities to solve problems, and avoiding ridicule while boosting confidence with steady support and responsibilities. Praise should be measured, and public shaming avoided.
Romance in the Church: Socials to Fill the Pew
Dr McGeever advocates church social rooms to attract youth and balance choirs. He notes past youth games, romances, and later marriages tied to church activities, urging congregations to embrace wholesome social devotionals after services. The piece reflects 1937 NEA Service views on youth engagement in churches.
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Dr. McGeever
Tos
Br. McKeever
Epworth League Society
Christian Endeavor Group
Capril
W. A. MelKeever
Oklahama
Galilee
Beac
Cana of Galilee
Fragmented OCR notes on Europe and Asia events
The unreadable fragment references Germany and Poland amid anxiety over labor and communist agitation. It mentions Nazi concerns near German workers, improving Polish‑German relations, and a vague note on Chinese textile traditions linked to women’s dress practices.
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Tivenda
Germany
Reich
Dlanriet
Europe
Geental
Pollah
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