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Conscience and the Summer Dilemma
A humorous meditation on vacation temptations and faithfulness. The piece argues that travel and beach freedom complicate men's vows, comparing photographs to skids chains and noting how meals and flirtations can erode restraint, ending with a wry caution about intentions during time away.
Dudley Field Malone Seen in New York Legal Circles
The article profiles Dudley Field Malone an American lawyer once a New York assistant district attorney who joined the State Department under Bryan and later served as Collector of the Port of New York until 1917. It notes his role as campaign orator for Wilson and his postwar return to law practice in Paris as a divorce attorney.
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Notable Birthdays Mark Historic Figures This Day
Today commemorates birthdays of John D. Rockefeller born Richford New York 88 years ago. Harry Cockshutt lieutenant governor of Ontario born Brantford Ontario 57 years ago. Jacques Bureau customs minister of the Dominions born Three Rivers Quebec 65 years ago. Andrew M Soule longtime president of Georgia State College of Agriculture born Hamilton Ontario 53 years ago. Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller son of John D Rockefeller Jr born 17 years ago.
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A Year Ago Today U S Aviators Reach ed Hagdad
A remembrance notes U S globe circling aviators reaching Hagdad a year ago. The report mentions the Kellish House of Lords rejecting a Riquor fecal option bill.
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House of Governors conference spurs selective state cooperation
The annual Governors meeting, though with reduced attendance, shows the 1908 plan retains vitality. Group coalitions from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Western, Southern, and New England states have forged practical compacts on water power, port rights, and regional development. The event prompts uniform laws in corporations and marriage.
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War Department urged to rethink Fourth of July Defense Test
A Washington report urges the War Department to review and strengthen the Defense Test program after nationwide results show reduced enthusiasm and participation. The piece argues parades alone fail to educate the public or mobilize needed manpower and calls for concrete civilian preparations and stronger requirements.
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New Orleans Eyes Drastic Drive Clearing of Drunk Drivers
City authorities weigh revoking permanent driving rights for intoxicated drivers and suspending licenses when liquor is found in a vehicle. Possible Monroe adoption hinges on effectiveness of current penalties, aiming to curb drunken driving with stricter controls.
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International Paper buys Bastrop Pulp and Paper plant
The International Paper company announces acquisition of Bastrop Pulp and Paper, marking its first southern expansion into Louisiana. The deal underscores cheap gas resource advantages, timber supply, and favorable labor conditions aiding southern mill competitiveness against New England rivals.
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The Fragmented Picture Of Truth And Open Debate
A discussion urges free speech to piece together truth like scattered fragments over New York. It cites revelations from radicals and conservatives, Hyde Park speeches, and Lincoln Douglas debates as methods to test ideas. The author invites anyone who thinks they found a fragment to share it.
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Depot Upgrades Planned at V. S. P. Station in Monroe
A crew works on V. S. P. depot improvements under E. L. Loftin supervision. Plans include a concrete and brick platform, a steel train shed, relocated building, separate ladies room, steam heat, and enhanced sanitary facilities at an estimated cost of 19,090 dollars.
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