In Our Desire to Be Merciful President Hoover Quote
A fragmentary line remarks on mercy shifting toward the prisoner, noting the pendulum of justice swinging away from society’s protection as quoted in a Hoover era discourse.
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Newspaper
Ione Independant
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1931
Page
6
A fragmentary line remarks on mercy shifting toward the prisoner, noting the pendulum of justice swinging away from society’s protection as quoted in a Hoover era discourse.
Notice is given for an election in School District No. 85 Morrow County Oregon at Ione School house June 15 at 1 30 pm to decide increasing the tax levy for 1831 33 over the constitutional limit. Reasons cited: paying off warrants and indebtedness. Proposed levy amount 19660 80. Dated May 23 1991 at Ione Oregon. Della Moon RoB Mason Chix Chinn.
From Corvallis a couple who met in school, identified as Russel i F and Ldman, married with vows witnessed by Mr and Mrs John Wilt and others from Grass Valley Heppner and Ione. Mr Russel works in the county chemistry department in Los Angeles.
Sunday on the highway near the McNabb war house a two-vehicle collision involving a truck driven by Louis Hall and a car driven by Ralph Gibson caused heavy damage to both vehicles. No injuries were reported.
A commentator laments the movie industry’s push for more daring content and suggestive titles. He criticizes billboard advertising and lithograph trends for outrunning production, notes writers recruited from New York and England, and argues audiences demand than what is shown on screen. He cites examples like crude titles and sensational plots, predicting a shift toward more provocative material.
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