Political Debate and Missouri Senator Patterson Gains Ground
The Missouri Senate race tightens as Senator Patterson campaigns across the state defending his record and challenging critics. The piece contrasts Patterson's measured critique of New Deal policies with Democratic rivals and quotes Mayor Dickmann, noting Perry, Bennett Clark, and other figures' stances. It frames Patterson as resilient amid shifting party dynamics and emphasizes cross-state political maneuvering.
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Benator Patterson
Missouri
Roscoe
Patterson
Zolon
Dickmann
St. Louis
United States
Bennett Clark
NRA
Why Dr Franz Alexander Links Instincts to Criminal Tendencies
A Berlin psychiatrist argues that humans are born with impulses misaligned to society. He suggests unchecked instincts would yield criminal behavior, echoing original sin. The piece criticizes modern permissiveness and praises traditional upbringing by church, home, and school to curb impulses.
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Franz Alexander
Berlin
Frank Alexander
We Want Cantor and the Missouri Movie Authority
The Missouri editorial compares A Lawrence Lowell and Marie Dressler to Eddie Cantor joining a university style authority. It questions Cantor’s fit on a serious film commission, noting his business sense and movie knowledge but doubting ability to be serious without the chorus We want Cantor.
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A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Motion Picture Authority
Lowell
Eddie Cantor
Marie Dressler
Dr. Lowell
Authority
Cantor
Eddie
Kansas City Times
Views on mob justice across states draw sharp contrasts
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial contrasts mob killings in California and Maryland. It condemns vigilantism, criticizes Governor Ralph for praising mob actions in California while lauding law enforcement for opposing mob violence, and argues for due process over extrajudicial executions.
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Ralph
San Jose
California
Ritchie
Militaa
Maryland
Pacific
Atlantic
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Morgenthau on the spot in Roosevelt era policy tussle
Washington report tracks Henry Morgenthau Jr as possible hero or goat in Roosevelt administration monetary policy, with devaluation plans and commodity dollar prospects. Mentions Woodin as backup, silver issuance rumors, and capital flight controls amid talks of spring commodity price moves.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
the Treasury
Will Woodin
Nazis Ambivalent On Future German Foreign Policy
Berlin reports indicate no clear path for Germany's foreign policy under Hitler as of December 1 1933. Observers note shifts between conciliatory moves toward Poland and France while fearing armament-driven aims. The regime seeks peace to address domestic pressures, yet aims for real equality abroad, with sudden breaks from the League of Nations and Geneva talks illustrating volatile diplomacy.
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Hitler
Germany
Poland
East Prussia
Tannenberg
France
Geneva
League of Nations
Mussolini
Italy
Berlin
Konstantin von Neurath
Joseph Lipski
Tremont Post Reopens Murder Beat With Ex Reporter
In Tremont a sensational murder mystery attracts front page buzz as ex reporter David Bannister joins editor Jim Paxton and rookie J Randolph Gainey to chase the elusive blond suspect in the Tracy King case. Police search intensifies as the newsroom races for new leads and a sharp lead is promised as headquarters confirms a breakthrough with a key suspect brought in for questioning.
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David Bannister
Bannister
Tracy King
Heen
King
Hanviater
Xiet
Juliet France
Abe
Hess Hannister
Axreen
Jim Paxton
Trimont Post
Paxton
Times
Patton
Kennedy
Tremont
Dave
McNeal
Dave Bannister
Byling
Gainey
Mr. Paxton
J. Randolph Gainey
Post
Jeremiah
Mr. Bannister
New York
Mexico
Hollywood
Austin
Cunningham
Jra
Henley
Why Earth Appears Blue from Mars to Astronomers
Astronomers explain Earth looks blue from Mars due to its abundant oceans and atmospheric scattering. The blue hue comes from sunlight scattering by water droplets and clear skies, making oceans and the planet’s atmosphere appear vivid from Martian vantage points.
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Mars
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