New Constitution urged by Indiana women voters group
The League of Women Voters demands a new Indiana Constitution to modernize government for the industrial age. They argue the current document curbs progress, with court decisions limiting free speech and delaying justice. They call for mechanisms to remove ineffective judges and for workers to share in profits and have input in management while stressing full employment rights.
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League of Women Voters
Supreme Court
Dale
High Court
Shumaker
It Is Ridiculous On Unemployment Says Owen Young
Owen D. Young head of General Electric and RCA told the National Electric Light Association in San Francisco that unemployment is a social machinery failure not a personal fault. He urged intelligent foreign trade policy, government aid to industry, pension insurance, shorter work days, and active measures by municipalities and unions to stabilize employment.
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Young
Owen D. Young
General Electric
Radio Corporation of America
National Electric Light Association
San Francisco
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Hoover Administration
Cincinnati
Amalgamated Clothing Workers’ Union
Pacific
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
Shanghai
Irkutsk
Siberia
Ekaterinburg
Leningrad
London
New York
Chicago
China
Soviet Russia
Woll’s Voice Sparks Debate Over AFL Unity and Tariff Stand
The composition questions Matthew Woll, AFL vice president, as leader of a small crafts union speaks for workers when he praises the Hawley Smoot tariff. George L. Berry of the Printing Pressmen warns Woll his position misrepresents labor and urges resignation to avoid implying AFL support for the Grundy tariff bill.
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American Federation of Labor
Matthew Woll
Organized Workers of
United States
American Labor Movement
Labor
Woll
A. F. of L
Photo-Engravers
Hatfield
Hawley-Smoot
A. F. of
Congress
Vigilant actions urged to curb organized crime in cities
The piece denounces organized crime and flawed courts, warning that without reform communities will face rising wrath. It cites Cincinnati’s courthouse fire as a warning and proposes Vigilance committees as a swift cure, comparing to California during the Gold Rush.
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California
Peg Aagey
Deckepuay
Vesuvius Again Poised For Activity This Summer
The article notes that Mt Vesuvius may become active again this summer. Professor Alessandro Malladra of the Vesuvian observatory warns breast works should be built to confine lava in Hell Valley. The piece reviews Vesuvius history from 63 A D quakes to 1631 explosion and later eruptions.
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T. Vesuvius
Bay of Naples
Alessandro Malladra
Vesuvian
Hell Valley
Mt. Vesuvius
Italy
Naples
Vesuvius
Monte Somma
Hhrough
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Stabiae
Malladra
Birth of Daniel Co. Beard Pioneer of American Scouting
June 21 1850 saw the birth of Daniel Coombs Beard an American artist author and naturalist founder of the first Boy Scout Society in the United States Beard trained in Covington and New York taught animal drawing at the Woman's School of Applied Design and later became national commissioner of the Boy Scouts of America through his keen interest in outdoor life He illustrated magazines and books and led the pioneer class in illustration.
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Daniel Co. Beard
Boy Scout Society
United States
Cincgnati
Covington
New York City
Beard
Woman's School of Applied Design
Breathing May Cause Stuttering Says Study
Dr Morris Fishbein reports in the Journal of the American Medical Association that a University of Iowa study compared thirteen stutterers with thirteen normals. Breathing patterns varied more in stutterers. many speak while inhaling, and breathing irregularities are linked to speech difficulty. Experts urge careful analysis and treatment focused on breathing and psychological factors.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Department of Experimental Psychology
University of Iowa
H. P. Fossler
Comment on Communism Probe and Quaker History
The column notes a House vote of 25 000 to study Communist activities led by Ham Fish warns against overreach and cites Roger Williams era Quakers to illustrate free expression. It criticizes a New Jersey judge’s cautious handling of a Communist and argues the US mindset toward communism remains complex and contested.
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America
Ham Fish
New York
Roger Williams
Emily Easton
Arnold
General Court
Boston
Rhode Island
NLY
van Riper
New Jersey
Readers Voice Views on Breedlove Case and Communism
A letter writer praises Judge Lahr for suspending a Breedlove sentence and urges compassion over punishment. The same column mixes reflections on Communism, Soviet Russia, and antiwar jabs, debating revolution, unemployment, and red literature with a provocative Times Square pledge.
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England
France
Germany
Soviet
Russia
Pascisti
Italy
Foster
Times Square
the Times
Five Bible Quiz Questions and Match History
A mid century quiz asks five familiar Bible questions including Jeru salem at age twelve and Job’s home. It notes yesterday’s answers and explains the 19th century friction match invention by John Walker in England with Paris 1816 experiments and later patents.
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Paris
John Walker
What Have We to Gain by Monkey Wrenches in World Trade
M. E. Tracy argues against undermining world economic systems. Owen D. Young urges loosening trade barriers and extending credit to sustain postwar recovery. The piece critiques tariff policy and League of Nations hesitations, warning of losses from protectionism as surpluses push reliance on foreign markets.
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League of Nations
Blessed is He that Keeps the Prophecy Sayings
A religious quotation sets a sober, reflective tone with scripture from Revelation 22 7 and a Latin era warning about mistaking heaven sent blessings for human effort. The lines contrast divine blessing with human industry.
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Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
West
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Ind
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Roy W. Howard
Boyd Gurley
Frank G. Morrison
FHONE
United Press
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Newspaper Information Service
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Scrip Prp
A-Howard
Mr. Woll
Frederick Landis
Ree
Tut
Science
David Dietz
Politic
A Burt
Heywood Broun
Communist Party
Times
Breedlove
Jesus
Jerusalem
Saul
Job
Mary
David
M. E. Tracy
Wen D. Young
Europe
Mr. Young
Daily Thought
Fidelity Trust Company
Fidelity Trust Co
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