Sweden monarchy praised in king Gustaf V tribute
A New York style column notes Sweden’s 6th birthday celebration for King Gustaf V with a million dollar gift to child illness funds. The piece argues that actual governance matters more than labels, praising Sweden’s low inequality and high freedoms. It contrasts monarchy with republics, and cites public calm and dignity as signs of success.
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Wage Hour Bill and the Camel in the Tent
Washington observers compare the wage-hour bill to a camel in the tent as it moves from a broad plan to a targeted floor under 40 cents an hour and 40 hours weekly. The proposal exempts agriculture canneries dairies and seasonal jobs while foreshadowing a broader reach across industries and regions.
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How's Your Health Dr Iago Galdston
The article discusses constitutional differences between men and women, noting variations in muscle mass, fat tissue, and bone structure. It cites studies from England during World War I, detailing weaker female forearm muscles, lower dynamometer grip, smaller lungs, and a smaller heart and vascular system in women compared to men.
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Z. Linhardt
England
Quotations on Integrity and Trends from Newspapers
Brief montage of quotes and quips from various papers. Topics range from personal integrity and temperance to music luring fish and folding bicycles for women, with light commentary on jaw size and political speechmakers.
Borah Sees Wage Hour Bill Depends on Court Rulings
Senator Borah argues the Supreme Court must reverse two prior decisions for wage hour and child labor provisions to take effect. He urges affirmation or expansion of federal power to set wage minima, linking the plan to the 1937 Washington state minimum wage ruling and contrasting with Hammer v Dagenhart.
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Roosevelt Faces Heavy Schedule For Fireside Chat This Evening
President Roosevelt faces a near impossible timetable for tonight with a nine course dinner at 8 pm and a fireside chat at 9 30 pm. The route from Oxon Hill Maryland to Washington involves a long twisty drive across town and the Potomac river. The night promises a tight squeeze if the president participates in questions before the microphone.
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North Dakota primary headlines hinge on Nye Langer race
National focus on North Dakota Republican senatorial primary set for June 28 as Gov William Langer presses to unseat Senator Gerald Nye. Nye leads slightly but Langer wields state machine power. gubernatorial clashes involve John Hagan and T H Thoresen. Democrats field Nygaard for Senate and Moses for governor with Halvorson, Johansson opposing Nygaard and Rosenberg challenging Moses.
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Gerald P. Nye
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T. H. Thoresen
J. J. Nygaard
John Moses
Halvor Halvorson
E. A Johansson
Nygaard
Oliver Rosenberg
Moses
National Park camp project expands for low cost summer vacations
Washington reports the government will extend low cost camping across the eastern United States. Since 1935 the program has added 46 areas in 27 states, with camps for 8 to 24 campers, kitchens and water facilities, and activities like fishing and swimming. Rentals cover maintenance, with no profit, funded by CCC and WPA labor and a new $500,000 expansion. Camps open to schools, scouts, and clubs, with applications vetted by local advisory boards.
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Restful night for Schmeling after Louis KO
New York report notes a slight swelling of the left kidney and a fracture in the third lumbar vertebra after Schmeling’s one round loss to Joe Louis. X-ray images show a horizontal fracture line through a transverse process with no displacement, and a bulging left psoas muscle. Schmeling’s trainer says no blame on Louis and manager plans tune-up fights in Germany before a possible rematch.
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