Four convicts die in scalding Philadelphia prison tragedy
A long, disturbing article argues the Philadelphia County Prison scalding deaths reveal systemic prisoner mistreatment. It questions society’s right to punish with brutality, noting guards, malnutrition, and abuse are common in jails. It warns cruelty risks breeding future crime and undermines justice.
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Wartime commands for Spirit Mobilization in Japan
A critical look at Central Federation of General Spiritual Mobilization guidance urging prayers for the imperial family each morning, frugal living, daily exercise, simple dress, and neighborliness, followed by a wry counterfactual about government duties and self restraint in wartime.
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Smallpox Vaccination Study Finds Varied Immunity Rates
Kansas State College analyzed vaccination records for 1933 and 1937 entrants. Results show 75 percent had prior smallpox vaccination, 3.3 percent had had smallpox but not a prior vaccination, and 1.2 percent had neither vaccination nor chickenpox. Those with multiple prior vaccinations showed about 79 percent immunity. The report urges regular vaccination every five to ten years and supports widespread immunization to prevent future outbreaks.
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Kansas State College
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Un-American Activities Panel Receives Eccentric Note
A terse message to the Committee on Un American Activities denounces cultivated English accents and praises clear enunciation. The odd text mentions preferring clear speech and targets perceived linguistic elitism. Authorities reportedly document the peculiar communication.
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Committee On Un-American Activities
Raising a Family by Olive Roberts Bar
A column argues report cards are both helpful and unfair. It notes that hard workers like William and Hector may receive similar marks, and that grades often fail to reflect true ability. Parents rely on reports, but the system does little to motivate every child.
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Heis
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Man o' War interview sparks high hopes and conflict
Linda Gordon accepts a Moss offer to cover Man o' War at Samuel Riddle’s Faraway Farms near Lexington. She faces pressure from Bruce Radford and Uncle Sandy as the racing legend’s lore unfolds, including Will Harbutt’s dramatic stall-side storytelling and a telegram promising a major magazine feature.
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Genie
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Mars
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War Admiral
Monte Hill
Monte
Old Red
Blindes
Pappy Remin
Pappy
Almos
Will Hiarbutt
Bruce Radford
Notable Quotes and Anecdotes From Early Public Figures
A collage of quotes and remarks attributed to figures including Herbert Bayard Swope Rudolph Sikora and Jack Onkie. The items touch on free speech free thought vision and motives behind dramatic actions with brief attributions to individuals from Chicago Philadelphia and California.
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Thad
Rudolph Sikora
Chicago
John Barrymore
Gabby
Rossip
Alden Warmelin
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Louise Spangler
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Cowboy Songs From 1870 to 1890 Weighs In On Lomax Book
A review notes Cowboy Songs by John A. Lomax and Alan Lomax revises a 1919 work with 218 ballads from 1870 to 1890. It highlights the rugged history of cattle drives from Abilene to Cheyenne, the cowboys rhythmic storytelling, and the origin of Home on the Range. The piece blends praise for authentic frontier songs with biographical fragments about Lomax collecting music and the book’s price. It also includes a stray, unrelated digest about child education and parental guidance.
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Montana
Dakota
John A. Lomax
Alan Lomax
Macillan
Abilene
Cheyenne
John Lomax
San Antonio
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Paul Harrison in Hollywood Short Takes
Hollywood gossip notes show actors arguing privacy, aging stars, and new film plans. Harry Davenport, 72, will dance in The Lady and the Cowboy. Flory Finch to sing in Stablemates. Writers race to film Tammoeny Hall plots. Father Divine neighbor story funded by Angels. Stanwyck and Colbert health rumors debunked. Basil Rathbone plays a rare sympathetic role. Music is scarce as studios cut back on musical projects.
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Harry Davenport
Flory Finch
F. D. Ru
Father Divine
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Angels
Pete Westmore
Stanwyck
Colbert
Barbara Stanwyck
Claudette Colbert
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Dawn Patrol
Basil Rathbone
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Maximilian
Warner Brothers
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Bette Davis
William Dieterle
Pizarro’s 1532 Peru conquest and downfall
The account traces Francisco Pizarro’s voyage to the Americas, his 1532 capture of Atahualpa at Caxamarca with a small band, the looting of Cuzco, the founding of Lima, and his eventual death in 1543 amid Inca resistance and a civil war with Almagro. Included is mention of a 1934 Peruvian stamp.
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Huascar
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Andes
Cuzco
Ciudad de Los Reyes
Lima
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