Bulwinkle Alters Wirt Statement Sparks House Fight
The Congressional Record shows Bulwinkle altered his claim that Wirt served a jail term in Gary Indiana for pro German WWI activities. Rep Swick denounces Reed’s role, urges thorough probe, warns false charges would hinder recovery and stain the nation.
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Brain Trust
William A. Wirt
Ind
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IIC
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M.gugin
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Virginia
Public Works Administration
Lawrence Todd
Tass
Mary A. Taylor
Farm Administration
Hildegarde Kneeland
Bureau of Home Economics
Bulwinkle
Swick
Congressional Record
Reed
Doctor Wirt
Jim Reed
United States
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Richard Doan recalls his visit to Aimee Semple McPherson in Hollywood caressing the stage at Denver and Angelus Temple. He details the auditorium size, the green and orange Little Bo Peep costume, a shepherd crook, a boys band in the pit, and a sermon warning about the lost sheep who go to movies.
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Aimee
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Municipal Auditorium
Perry
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Henry
Angelus Temple
Temple
Bo Peen
Barnum
Washington Senate Battles and Roosevelt Era Shifts
The piece discusses looming Senate term expirations, pressure on veterans like Fess, Reed, Watson, Moses, and Smooth, and the relative strength of Roosevelt aligned Republicans in California, New Mexico, and Wisconsin. It contrasts this with expected Democratic gains in the Senate and a tougher outlook for Republicans. It also includes a medical aside on traumatic neurosis as a separate Tomorrow column topic.
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Senate
Farmer- Labor
Capitol
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Ons
Reed
Pennsylvania
Watson
Indiana
Moses
New Hampshire
Smooth
Utah
Hiram Johnson
California
Roosevelt
Cutting
New Mexico
Lavollette
Wisconsin
Nervous effects of injuries in modern industry
The article explains post-traumatic neurosis from injuries, noting that a burnt child both fears fire and other things. It discusses how machinery and rapid transport amplify injury numbers, leading to widespread neurosis after accidents and the resulting mental and physical impact.
Bible Society’s Japan Work Grows With New House
The American Bible Society began work in Japan in 1837 and established an agency in 1876. It now employs 21 colporteurs who distribute 900000 volumes of the Bible each year and has just dedicated a new Bible House.
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America
Japan
American Bible Society
Dedi
Modern Ten-Story Tokyo Building Erected for HQ
Tokyo unveils a modern ten story steel reinforced structure to resist earthquakes. funded by Mrs. Russell Sage in honor of her husband, the building provides spacious headquarters for the organization and houses facilities befitting a major urban center.
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Cated
Tokyo
Lund
Russell Sage
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promises Personal Charm
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a mild vegetable remedy to restore bile flow and revive personal charm. It warns against laxatives and minerals, claiming decayed bile harms appearance and mood, urging readers to buy Carter's by name at drug stores.
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Carter
U.M. Co
Society Seeks Rental Space for Income in Japan
The organization aims to acquire rental space to generate income supporting its work in Japan, detailing plans to fund activities through property use and local operations.
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Japan
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Hinkle
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