No Place To Go Fetterson The Pout 1960 Editorial
Fiorella LaGuardia fusion mayor of New York City is a candidate for reelection. He is described as a Roosevelt New Dealer who may now be replaced by a 100 percent working Democrat. The piece discusses Senator Bob Wagner as a potential rival and the political maneuvering of the New Deal to push Wagner from the Senate to New York. It questions whether Wagner will run and how Republicans may react to LaGuardia’s candidacy.
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Fetterson
Tribune
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Areen
Jefferson City
Farr Enna
Jefferson Cay
Missouri
Fiorella LaGuardia
New York City
LaGuardia
Washington
Bob Wagner
Wagner
Senate
New York
New Deal
Pharmacy of the Future at Fordham aims for pure drug focus
Fordham University's model "Pharmacy of the Future" pledges to handle only pharmaceutical products as the old style apothecary charm is missed by some. The piece notes neo modern drug stores overwhelm with odds and ends and suggests a return to a purer drug focus with three glass jars of peppermints on the back counter.
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Fordham University
Pharmacy of the
Fordham
Millikan earns honor amid Nazi protests in Copenhagen
The Nobel physicist Dr. Robert A. Millikan faced Nazi criticism from the Voelkischer Beobachter after calling today’s era a move toward irrationality and superstition. The refutation highlights the climate of public discourse and the enduring value of scientific rhetoric.
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Hitler
Robert A. Millikan
California Tech
Copenhagen
Germany
Voelkischer Beobachter
Nazir
Dr. Millikan
Roosevelt plan eyed to end TVA board clash in Washington
Washington Daybook reports President Roosevelt's regional planning proposal could resolve the TVA No. 1 stalemate between Arthur E. Morgan and David E. Lilienthal. Morgan favored private power co operation, Lilienthal pushed social reform. Norris and the president backed Lilienthal, risking Morgan's resignation. Birth control movement hints Bermuda and Puerto Rico clinics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
TVA
TVA No. 1
Arthur E. Morgan
David E. Lilienthal
Morgan
Commonwealth and
Southern
Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley
Valhalla
Harcourt A. Morgan
Norris
Columbia Valley Authority
Pacific Northwest
Puerto Rico
Margaret Sanger
Iceland
Bermuda
Eye strain and refractive errors explained by Dr. Galdston
Dr Tago Galdston explains eye strain results from conditions forcing eyes to work harder. Farsightedness nearsightedness and astigmatism commonly cause strain. A thorough exam is needed as superficial checks often miss underlying issues.
Quotes on liberty and duty from prominent figures
A compilation of opinions from Cordell Hull Virginia Gildersleeve Arthur Shaw and others on freedom work family and leadership. Notable lines touch on democracy, labor, and the role of government, with reflections from figures like Jesse H. Jones Clement Attlee and William Borah.
Bowling Green Mourns Mrs Clark Widow of Champ Clark
Public offices and businesses closed in Bowling Green Missouri for the funeral of Mrs. Champ Clark widow of the former Speaker. Services set for 3 p.m. at Presbyterian church with Rev. Walter G Mitchell presiding. Mrs Clark died in New Orleans and was returned home. Gov. Lloyd C Stark and other officials expected to attend.
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Bowling Green
Pike County
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
United States
Bennett Champ Clark
Presbyterian Church
Walter G. Mitchell
Trust Yourself While Swimming In Water Safety Advice
Washington reports Wilbert E. Longfellow of the Red Cross life saving program urges girls to rely on their own power in water and readers to improve basics such as opening eyes underwater, sculling, treading water, and controlled breathing. He notes males aged 15 to 24 drown when trying to show off for others, and warns against letting a companion or admirer influence risky dives or swims.
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Washington
Walter
Wilbert E. Longfellow
Red Cross
Longfellow
Fields Denies Drinking Charges In Medical Fees Case
Riverside, California June 16 AP Bulb-nosed Tauco us Voit ed W Fields, a top film comedian, denied drinking two quarts of whisky daily. He shouted its a lie as he faced Dr Jesse Citron accusing excessive drinking of complicating his hospital care. Fields says he never drank that amount and is now teetotaler while defending a $12 000 medical fees suit and pursuing a $25 000 counterclaim alleging a sleep drug was used in treatment. Citron had billed based on one twelfth of Fields' annual income.
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Riverside
Calif
W. ©. Fields
Fields
Jesse Citron
Citron
American Medical Society
General Franco Compared to Hitler and Mussolini
A profile of Franco, nicknamed El Caudillo, detailing his appearance, early career, years in exile, rise from military roles to dictatorship, and his demand for a unified Spain with action over politics. It notes his reluctance for speeches, leadership persona, and the mass rally in Salamanca showing support for his unification agenda.
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Charles S. Foltz, JR
Salamanca
Spain
Francisco Franco Bahamonde
Mussolini
Hitler
Franco
Espana
Morocco
Zaragoza
Balearics
Popular Front
Canary Islands
Madrid
New
Generalissimo
Arriba Espana
Congressional actions and debates today
The Senate debates a 1.5 billion relief bill while the House may adjourn after Rep. Connery's death. Naval and immigration committees study ship construction and Starnes bills. post office panel hearings foreign airmail. flood control advocates in Ohio Valley testify. interstate commerce reviews 1933 securities act amendments. The House passed military appropriations. Senate rejected relief with a ban on unexpended balances. Japan broadcasts plans for 1940 Olympics accounts to 25 nations.
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Senate
House
Rep
Connery
Naval Committee
Immigration Committee
Starnes
Post Office Committee
Interstate Commerce
Flashes of Life and Law Abiding in Kansas and Chicago
In Kansas, Deputy Leslie Moll testified he bought gin in a dry state and was charged a 2 cent sales tax on a $1.50 sale, leading to a padlock injunction against the tavern keeper. In Chicago, Julia Berblinger bailed her son for speeding at the police station but was arrested for blocking a signal. a clerk freed them for $10, citing her small bond. In Milwaukee, Edward Merback waited for $50 hourly value to recover $100 in relief pills found under a bus seat after two hours of searching.
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Wichit
Kas
Leslie Moll
Kansas
Chicago
Julia Berblinger
Milwaukee
Edward F. Merback
Long Fast for This Alligator in St Johns River
A 6 foot alligator seen paddling the St Johns River in Jacksonville is believed to have escaped from an alligator farm where it was tied for shipment. Reptile experts say gators can go months or even up to two years without food as ropes loosen.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. John’s River
Roosevelt Eyes Greater Purchasing Power For Poor
President Roosevelt said economists seek ways to raise buying power for the nation’s lowest income third. He argued higher consumer spending could lift national income and tax revenue while reducing relief costs, noting possible steps like boosting dependent child allowances and setting wage and hour standards.
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Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
Treasury
Labor troubles end at Lock 24 flood project Clarksville Mo
In Clarksville Missouri on June 16, an official forecast said the Mississippi river flood control project at Lock 24 would return to full duty with no further trouble. A fight occurred Monday as union organizers pressed for half the workers for a shift change, but officials could not be quoted directly.
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Clarksville
Lock 24
Central Engineering Company
Mary Morton Could Succeed Connery as Labor Chair
Washington June 1 AP The death of Rep William P Connery Jr opens a path for Rep Mary T Morton to become chair of the House Labor Committee by seniority if she accepts the post The post would require frequent talks with Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins and would end her chairmanship of the District of Columbia committee Morton has served in Congress since 1924 Connery co authored the wage and hour measure and led the Yankee division in WWI
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Washington
William P. Connery, Jr
D-Mass
Mary T. Morton
Connery
House Labor Committee
Frances Perkins
Morton
District of Columbia Committee
Miss Perkins
Norton
Congress
Rep
Ramspeck
D-Ga
Capitol Associates
Billy
Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Lynn
Mass
Maria Terese
Marine Band
Capital
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