Whither Are We Tending Editorial Essay 1935
A Saturday editorial surveys Congress actions and presidential plans in 1935, arguing the NRA collapse, Townsend and Long proposals, and President Roosevelt's wealth redistribution threaten American liberty. It warns that looming government control could nationalize property and reshape the economy, urging vigilance.
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American Congress
Congress
NRA
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
Dr. Townsend
Huey Long
United States
Cuts and schemes in national taxation debated in political column
A column criticizes Huey Long and President seeking to tax fortunes and divert wealth into the treasury. It argues the Lincoln program faces difficult choices, warns of growing disorders if public judgment remains clouded, and foresees a crisis before sanity returns.
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Huey Long
United States
Huey
Robinson Crusoe
Erosion in the Midwest Urged Soil Conservation Plan
The U S Department of Agriculture reports flood erosion across Kansas Nebraska and Colorado. H H Bennett says thorough soil conservation can cut run off and flood damage. Regional directors cite terraces reserves contour farming and range and farm management to reduce runoff by 50 percent in storms. They warn neglect risks disastrous floods in the Republican Valley and other drought-depleted lands.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ofansas
Nebraska
Colorado
H. H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
Department of Agriculture
A. E. McClymond
Colorado Springs
Mankato
Kansas
F. L. Daley
R. L. von Tréba
Republican Valley
Move to add eight page index to Congressional Record
A movement led by Congressman Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota seeks an eight page index on each Congressional Record number. The daily paper runs nearly a hundred pages covering many topics, making it hard for readers to find specific measures.
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Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota
Congressional Record
Daily Record
Record
Congress
Discovery of Brazil by Pedro Álvares Cabral on Route to India
Portuguese navigator Pedro Cabral, misled by currents, reached land in Brazil while pursuing a westward path to India. Though Martin Alonso Pinzon had reached the Amazon earlier, Cabral’s discovery is regarded as Brazil’s historic beginning. Brazil stamps in 1908 honored the explorer.
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Perro Alvarez Cabral
Inia
Columbus
South America
Pedro Cabral
Vasco de Gama
India
Brazil
Portugal
Martin Alonzo Pinzon
Amazon
Cabral
NEA Service, Inc
Serious shooting at Clymer leaves man in hospital
A serious shooting at Clymer left Jack Lovell in critical condition at Indiana Hospital after an attack by a man described as a far reigner. The incident appears in today’s Gazette files under Todays Of Other Years.
Indiana State Normal School Faculty Member Mentioned
A fragment notes Mr. Myers, a faculty member at Indiana State Normal School, with other items including a “Flying Parson” visit to Indiana airport, Rev A Hilleary services, a Parkwood couple verdict, royalty suit, deaths of Miss Jennie Johnston and Miss Nellie Ruth Hadden, and a wedding of James R Hutchinson and Helen Maxine Pounds near New York.
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Indiana
A. Hilleary
Parkwood
J. F. Laney
Jeannette
Columbia Company
Jennie Johnston
William Johnston
James R. Hutchinson
Johnstown
Helen Maxine Pounds
John Pounds
White Township
New York
Thomas I
Henry
Mamont
John Wooweaver
Nellie Ruth Hadden
J. W. Hadden
Green Township
Reggie the Fighter and the Quiet Power of Wit
A mother explains her boy Reginald’s recurring aggression at school and the balance between anger and temper. The piece argues against habitual scrapping and suggests guiding him to use wit to deflect taunts, noting the paradox of quick temper figures who can be kind and capable under pressure.
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Reginald
Kim
Bill
Reggie
Reading Tactics for Boys and Fistfights in School
The speaker notes family history of Heglinalds and asks to read a teacher's story quietly. He advises not to start fights but to respond with equal force if provoked, while urging boys to seek the real root of trouble. He condemns fighting for sport as ignorant.
Did You Ever Stop to Think How to Grow a City
An urging for city growth through better business and local cooperation. It argues that individual efforts help but collective action yields more, noting that some citizens bear most burdens while all should participate in building the home city.
Quotes on peace and power during turbulent times
A collection of public figures and thinkers comment on peace, democracy, and governance. Kemal Atatürk expressed hope for mass improvement through international measures, while Lewis Schwellenbach warned against Huey Long's rise. George Jessel lamented the decline of legitimate theater, and Hoover and Bainbridge Colby defend constitutional vigor amid global democratic failures.
Fingerprint clues aid cloth crime probe and state of affairs
New York police announce they can identify fingerprints on fabric as the hunt for juvenile thieves continues. The nation sees postwar jokes and commentary on court adjournments and new communication limits while noting a rise in mental illness cases over 25 years.
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New York
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Clymer
Jack Lovell
Farreigner
Indiana Hospital
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Indiana State Normal School
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Davison
Henry Hook
J. E. Lapsley
Glassport
Irvin Smith Glasser
Cheeter
Houshold
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Dryden
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