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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
2
A column assesses John T Flynn's recovery thesis arguing for a pure hands off approach to prices and credits. It warns that abandoning federal supports could let the deflationary forces fully run their course, challenging the public’s nerve to endure hardship for long term renewal.
An opinion piece argues that unlike much of Europe, Czechoslovakia preserves democracy as a wartime outcome. It highlights Masaryk and Wilson’s influence, America’s supportive role, and the nation's lasting value as a fruit of the war.
The piece argues independence is overplayed by Nazi Germany and claims the German minority in Czechoslovakia faces freer conditions than its Tyrolean counterpart. It accuses Germany of naked conquest with little justification, urging American sympathy for the Czechs in the current crisis.
Diario de Noticias in Rio plans 24 special editions on United States affairs to promote democracy and US Brazil ties. Editors in the United States receive wide support as the pieces aim to counter Fascist influence. the Brazilian origin is seen as amplifying impact ahead of potential radio broadcasts.
University of California instructor Leon Connell argues that everyday people hide a vigorous dramatic impulse. He says deliberate grand entrances and gestures can boost success in work and life. He adds politics could be more persuasive if theatrics become common, forcing reliance on substance.
A columnist criticizes labeling youths as boy bandits after four New York boys were arrested for burglary. The piece notes they carved crosses on their arms, visited two movies, and robbed a florist, arguing adults should not overgeneralize or punish youths as a criminal class.
Detroit patrolman Carl Lueck struck photographer Bede Irwin during a strike riot, knocked his camera away, and kicked it before again striking when Irwin protested. The trial board reprimand ends with Irwin’s plea leniency, praised as a lesson in turning evil into good.
The Washington Merry Go Round outlines White House Congress friction over aid for railroads. Wage-cut demands trigger a shift in support as presidents and lawmakers dodge decisive action. A lighter note recalls Mrs. Roosevelt’s informality, while Pennsylvania Democrats arrange a behind-the-scenes peace to unite against Republicans.
June 1 1968 Indiana boys warned Captain Simpson to be called to Chickamaluiga examining officer to be here Friday Fifth Regiment addition. Northwood Glass Factory employee raised 80 dollars for United States flag. factory men in Captain Simpson's volunteer company hope flag raising before front. Railroad work progressing, three weeks to completion, lumber arrival for stock and tie yards. 15 Years Ago June 1 1923 Normal School gala week under way, visitors Senator Pepper and Mrs Reed. high school commencement and receptions. Deaths include Dinsmore of Pats ton and other local notes. Marriage Alexander McCullough Turtle Creek and Ruth Brady Pittsburgh.
Dana Lamb and June Cleveland recount a wood and canvas canoe voyage from San Diego to the Panama Canal that spans three years. They face storms jungles malaria wrecks and threats from rum-runners and natives, surviving with wit and resourcefulness. The adventure reads as absorbing, relentless, and hard to put down.
The Blairsville baccalaureate was held in the Alumni Hall at Blairsville High School on Sunday May 22 with a program including processional hymns readings prayers and a sermon. Attending guests included Mrs James Inteso and Mrs Ronald Hankey of Springdale and Miss Gertrude Dohmen and Mrs Willis Garvin of New Kensington. Nearby residents and students were noted in reference to commencement and local visits. In a separate note a mechanic warns that squealing brakes may indicate metal-to-metal wear needing new drums.
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