Palmer and Washburn Linked Leaders in Paper History
C E Palmer serves as president while Alex H Washburn acts as editor and publisher, reflecting the leadership structure of the newspaper group. The AP and NEA credits indicate cooperative sourcing and syndication arrangements shaping the publication's content.
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T C. E. Palmer
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Klan Morals Debate Marks Public Ethics in Black Case
The piece condemns lax political morality revealed by Justice Black’s Klan ties. It argues politicians join groups for convenience, not conviction, and notes a culture where oath and truth bend to expediency. It laments an atmosphere that would tolerate a Supreme Court justice with such ties.
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Alien Teapot Tempest and Congress Apathy
A Washington correspondent notes Congress likely to ignore Nazi group activities in the United States. He recalls two prior probes into foreign propaganda that produced no remedial laws, arguing that small activist factions seem insignificant amid 130 million Americans. The piece suggests ordinary citizens overlook such groups when distant from daily life.
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Congress
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The Family Doctor Cancer of the skin guide and warning
Dr Morris Fishbein explains cancer varieties and detection in a skin cancer primer. Early recognition matters as tumors vary by tissue, grow at different rates, and may follow irritation from matches like scabs or scar tissue. Prevention hinges on reducing irritation and monitoring persistent mouth or skin sores.
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Morris Fishbein
Hunger's Stagefright in Public Dining Finds Teachable Moment
Olive Roberts Barton recalls a mother scolding a child over an untouched lunch in a department store restaurant. The scene highlights child unpredictability and parental fruitless demand for perfection, noting how children often waste meals despite paid food.
Murder Mystery In Utah Newspapers Hinted In Case
In a suspenseful chapter, Cilly suspects Mr Johnson as the killer after noticing the front door exit and a nurselike Mrs Wheeler fleeing with two suitcases. She tracks a taxi to Atlantic Avenue Station and hints a key clue may lie in the Wheeler apartment as police questions loom.
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Mothers Are Too Liberal Says Dining With Children
The author notes children falter when eating in unfamiliar places, wasting money on treats that go uneaten, while parents, especially mothers, insist on perfect manners. She reflects on home meals where kids eat more eagerly and questions the value of costly outings with the "small fry" versus feeding them well at home.
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Aaron Burr a Thorough Biography By Nathan Schaechner
Bruce Catton notes a new biography of Aaron Burr by Nathan Schaechner, based on unpublished manuscripts. The work argues Burr deserves a revised view, citing his legal prowess, political roles, and only two fully censured incidents including nepotism and questionable corporate ties.
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United States
Nathen Schaechner
Aaron Burs” Stokes
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Merry
Yrujo
Holland Lanks Company
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Ceccarini the Master Mathematician of Film
A profile of O. O. Ceccarini, chief consulting engineer at Metro Goldwyn Mayer, hailed by Einstein as a top American mathematician. The piece links his work on sound, light, color, and new film technologies to future Hollywood profits while noting his blunt sense of humor and distant math focus.
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O. Ceccarini
Greta Garbo
Jeanette MacDonald
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Virginia Bruce
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Pretty campus dress pattern advertised for young women
Vintage advertisement urges readers to secure a new dress pattern designed for sizes 12, 16, 18, and 20. It touts a simple unadorned bodice and waist emphasis, offers sewing instructions, and promotes patterns with mail orders from Brooklyn. The copy notes fabric options, yardage, and price details for the pattern and accompanying book.
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Toda' Place
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ERIS
Tractor delays in high gear spark safety scare
Fragmentary copy reports a tractor dehy not fully clear, suggesting high gear operation and risk in traffic. Despite garbled wording, the reader notes concerns from experts about driver control and highway dangers amid unclear conditions.
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