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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
2
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After a five year lapse a citizens committee revived the Inclana County Fair last year. The financially successful event funded needed grounds improvements and spurred plans for a non profit corporation to own the fairgrounds and run future events. A bond drive sought 40000 but only about 20000 pledged. efforts will continue at the upcoming fair. The group aims to earn state support by staging two consecutive fairs and plans a modern, educational and entertaining program with broad community input.
A New York judge allowed a woman juror to crochet in court to aid thinking. The piece argues thoughtful jurors improve justice, while noting potential odd behaviors in trials. It praises maintaining quality in law and suggests juror behavior should mirror judge standards.
A historical note on Kurt Lewin’s child group experiments shows autocracy generating tension from limited freedom and anarchy from lack of long-range planning. The piece suggests adding a democracy within autocracies and anarchies to test tensions tied to neighboring powers and fear of freedom limits.
The piece argues long wars persist despite new weapons and tactics. It cites World War II era hopes for airplanes tanks and swift infantry as failures. Madrid's siege shows siege warfare remains enduring. It notes belligerents cannot sustain long wars, boosting long term peace prospects.
A congressional survey compares tax collections and federal relief allocations from 1934 to 1937. It shows Pennsylvania paid about 41.1 billion dollars in taxes, receiving 901.5 million in relief, or 79 percent of taxes. Rhode Island, North and South Dakota, North Carolina, Virginia, Texas and others are noted for per capita figures and payout percentages.
A light column suggests a new graduate etiquette guide with tips on introductions dress table manners hat removal and street behavior. It satirically notes respect toward women as a key guideline and hints at professional propriety for job-seeking graduates.
Washington officials warn mass malnutrition among jobless could threaten national defense. WPA and Public Health Service data show about 3 million families suffer serious dietary deficiencies, with income far below national WPA averages. Proposals include food relief, targeted direct aid to low wage WPA workers, and boosting modest relief payments.
W Simpson says Major John B Penny, acting assistant auditor general National Guard of Pennsylvania, authorizes raising a company in Indiana. Applications sent for a Ward. If possible under governor call volunteers the company will be mustered in. Members may join without being debarred from future volunteer service. New guard to be self funded and discharged after the war. Also notes the heroics of Hobson and seven sailors under Spanish fire at Santiago harbor sinking a ship and trapping Carrera's fleet.
15 years ago on Friday June 8 1923 Finegan refused a bid to head the state education department defending a stance of keeping politics out of school matters. He argued the department should remain administratively neutral and directed attention to curriculum and teacher standards.
Justice Cardozo has no fixed summer plans and may stay near New Rochelle after leaving Washington. Justice Hugo Black expects heat in Washington with possible visit to Alabama. Indiana's Lieutenant Governor Schricker is the chosen contender to challenge Senator Van Nuys, backed by party leaders and the President.
Fragments from a 10 Years Ago page include quotes by Rev John Bontall on American security and world leadership, Sen Walsh remarks on global risks, and Dean Zoe Bayliss on springtime love among youth. Item notes sudden death of A H Heath, a train accident near Iselin, Ralph Harrison named Boy Scout executive, and a school instructor’s successor in Wilkinsburg.
A nation watches school reopenings as mothers count days while a Peoria hamburger stand is smashed by a truck four hours after opening. A recitation claims the equator is a Maginot Line around Earth. A self withdrawing fishhook is introduced. Veterans of the Spanish Civil War grow thinner.
A compact reflection on judgment from Deuteronomy and a note by Johnson. It contrasts divine instruction to judge righteously with the idea that experience imposes judgment on people. The piece distills a legal and moral tension between justice and lived truth.
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