06 Jul 1934
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
1
In Detroit Saturday Night, a verse critique urges Rotary members to embrace a single identity beyond job titles. The speaker mocks rigid classifications and proposes "Rotarians" as a unifying label for righteous realists, idealists, and world-facing leaders who serve the throng.
A curio column blends Roosevelt and Queen Mary tea talk with a Long Island Rail Road dogs attack on the third rail. It notes only lightly on wartime tensions and Chinese and German events, including a $100 brass dollar and a Catholic rally in Germany. It closes with a nod to the papal nuncio and Hitler’s title.
The famed aviator James Wedell, famed for setting a 306 mph land speed record, died while pursuing a machine aimed at winning the London to Melbourne air race next October. He had built and repaired aircraft since youth, overcoming a one-eyed challenge to join and excel in aviation. His loss is described as a grave national blow to the United States.
A compilation of international propaganda and domestic opinion critiques spans Pravda’s charges against Japanese imperialism, New Deal assessments from The Manchester Guardian, labor organization battles in the United States, and a legal survey on liquor enforcement amid Prohibition-era echoes, highlighting economic strain, wage and price tensions, and government policy debates across nations.
A learned justice asserts that guards protected by law were used to shield the defendant in criminal cases. The remark emphasizes that justice is safeguarded by proper guard protections in trials.
The Administrative Board again votes to sell the Chelsea cement plant with a history dating to 1923. It has seen profits and losses, with bids fluctuating from 27 000 to 70 000 but repeatedly rejected over proof and conditions, as the state weighs retaining or exiting cement manufacture.
The new Chicago, Burlington & Quincy streamline train posted 1015 miles in 13 hours 5 minutes, averaging 77.6 mph, a time that outshines the famous Twentieth Century, Broadway Limited, and Royal Scot. The piece calls this a new era in railroading. Continued on Page Eight.
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