Klan Question Not Official Issue In Indiana Campaign
Indiana Democrats resolve the Ku Klux Klan question by reaffirming religious liberty and freedoms of speech press and worship. They nominate Dr Carleton B McCullough who opposed the Klan. Neither party platform mentions the organization, yet the Klan looms as a potential campaign influence.
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United States
American Republic
Commonwealth of Indiana
Carleton B. McCulloch
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Woman yearns for home after voyage on junk across seas
Choyce Waard, wife of Charles Waard, recalls longing for a kitchen and a gas range after crossing 15,000 miles aboard an Amoy junk. The journey took her through pirate lanes and typhoons, testing comfort and civilization on the voyage.
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Charles Waard
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Painting Time by Hal Cochran Fun House Paint Project
A domestic scene shows parents leading a painting spree at home in brightened rooms. Father paints wicker chairs while mother varnishes the floor. teens Jane and Willie join, splashing black on screens and clothes as they prepare for summertime chores.
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Pana ma Canal voyage aboard a Chinese junk with Waard family
Captain Waard, a Dutch river man turned pirate chaser, sails from Canada to China aboard a camphor wood junk with two Chinese crew members his Eurasian wife Choyee and their son Robby. The voyage crosses hostile waters and inspires Mrs Waard to long for a kitchen and home cooking despite the voyage’s perilous, historic voyage.
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Tongue Tips From Noted Figures on Society and Labor
A collection of quotes from Dr. Algernon Crapsey Mrs. W S Hefferan Chief Warren S Stone and H H Rice. They discuss church growth education citizenship labor banks and highway funding with views on pulpit influence voter rights worker safety and special taxes for road maintenance.
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Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Quips and Quirks from a 1930s Column
A collage of wry observations touches on housing and rent issues in England and America, Paris clashes with jazz bands, political honesty, a wealthy New York actor, Republican convention crowds, dating anecdotes, and playful wordplay about marriages, shells, and dancing.
Navy Needs Faster Light Cruisers and Planes
L E Judd reports from the Caribbean maneuvers that the United States Navy is weak in light cruisers and aircraft carriers. Britain and Japan expand these ships while the U S falls behind. Destroyers and submarines are discussed with emphasis on shortages and aging stock.
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L. E. Judd
Akron Press
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Japan
Santiago
Science and the limits of hunches in decision making
The article argues that most hunches are quick impressions with little scientific backing. It notes that rapid logical or subconscious processes can mimic hunches, while experiments show little evidence that intuition reliably predicts the future.
Moral reflections and election sentiment in Kokomo Dispatch
The Kokomo Dispatch notes voters may have few choices next November but many prefer voting against things. The excerpt includes a biblical proverb about contentment and a Shakespearean quote on satisfaction from good pay.
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Clans Rally as Cleveland Prepares for Primaries
In Cleveland on June 7 Will Crasay reports a crowded scene as workers rally for the upcoming primaries. The piece notes voters can choose between two men and possibly three if La Follette bolts, highlighting local political fervor and free-country pride.
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Ask The Times Q&A From The Indianapolis Times
Questions and answers from readers on art gifts, baptisms, gingerbread trees, conventions, hotel life, travel depots, and medical topics. Entries discuss Freer collection value, biblical baptism wording, gingerbread tree fruit, delegate seating, hotel mishaps, and gems versus emeralds and rubies.
Nature Observations on Ant Colony Formation
Ant colonies usually begin with one or two queens. After swarming, a queen lands, sheds wings, digs a burrow in decayed wood and seals the entrance. She stays to lay eggs and feeds the brood from her body reserve until hatched larvae appear. Larvae grow into workers and the nest enlarges.
Is Soldier Bonus Law Invalid
Times Washington Bureau reports an Anti-Bonus League plan to seek a court injunction to block veteran bonus payments. The group, led by Capt. Knowlton Durham, argues Congress may not finance bonuses under the general welfare clause.
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