Firecracker debate lingers as city hurries to regulate
The Jefferson City council faces a tight window to act on fireworks rules as merchants stock up for July celebrations. The piece urges strict enforcement of existing laws and cites safety concerns raised by the American Medical Association about injuries from fireworks and careless handling. Chief Mackey is urged to enforce current peace disturbance ordinances.
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TRE Tribune Printing Company
Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri
Missoury
American Medical Association
Tatler
Mackey
The Right to Fiddle and the Call for Volunteers
ACOLUMN argues for broad thinking in juries and warns against political manipulation. It praises open Equality before the Law, cautions about campaigning burdens, and urges volunteers while mocking political banners and the circus feel of campaigns.
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New York
Aoman
Washington Daybook: Tea Taxes and Ickes Romance
Washington Daybook notes how Britain’s tea tax echoes colonial times and the U S tarff on tea in 1789 1812 and 1903 while Secretary Ickes is praised for a personal touch in Roaches Run parking lot reform and a light homey romantic aside.
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Ireland
Jane Dahlman
Milwaukee
PWA
Spooners
Roaches
Potomac
Washington
Ickes
How's Your Health Hr Iago Galdston
Excerpts from Dr William Alanson White's Autobiography OF A Psychiatrist reveal his credo. He warns against fatalism in mental illness heredity and emphasizes the therapeutic power of the patient doctor bond. He calls for exploring the world within to advance civilization and stresses continuity of purpose over brilliance.
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William Alanson White
Quotable Odds and Ends Reflect Temper of the Times
A collage of quotations and snatches from public figures and newspapers appears, touching taxes, recession cures, moral foundations, personal liberty, and political satire. Included are remarks by Cordell Hull, Harry Emerson Fosdick, and others, plus a news note on a burglary arrest in Los Angeles.
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Harry Emerson Fosdick
Praise for Americans' Love of Music
London reports Cincinnati symphony author Eugene Gossens says Americans have a fundamental love for music and will spare no expense. He notes 70 percent of world masters are in America and plans to return this October after spending 15 seasons in the United States due to the highly appreciative American audience.
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Eugene Gossens
Auchor
Cincinnati
Eee
Amer- London
United States
It Means The New Tax Law Parable of Geese and Eggs
A Washington era analysis explains the 1930s tax system as a fable of geese and golden eggs. It traces how lawmakers taxed earnings, the impact of surcharges, and the dispute over whether wealthier citizens and corporations withhold taxes or simply face constraints. The piece ends with a question of whether fat geese are on strike or scared.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Departments of Commerce
Labor
Congress
Government
Reese
Roosevelt
Intimate Portrait of Phil LaFollette Political Vision
Governor Phil LaFollette discusses the National Progressives of America as an emerging movement aiming to form a party state by state. He stresses leadership over rigid platforms, appeals to the masses, and a focus on bread-and-butter issues rather than party labels, while inviting youth and regional supporters.
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Wellis Thornton
NEA Service
Madison
Wis
LaFollette Progressiv Ie
Phil
State Capitol
National Progressives of America
Madi' 150N
A. W. Zaratsky
Ralph W. Immell
Immell
Reat National Party
Phil LaFollette
America
la Follette
Roosevelt
Jeran
Zaraisky
Farley
Tom Duncan
Spark Plug
Dan Hoan
Milwaukee
New Party
Robert Marion Kater Follette
Progressive Movement
Phil la Follette
Bradford on writing as hard work
Baton Rouge June 7 AP Roark Bradford says successful writing requires sitting, contemplating, and steady work rather than bragging or rushing. He notes writing about southern Negro life is continuous labor, not a game, with thinking often keeping him busy while others may assume inactivity. He references First American fighting shops and merchantmen with space for guns.
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Baton Rouge
Roark Bradford
Bradford
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