Ghost writing in academics and public life sparks debate
A charged discussion on ghost writing in colleges and politics cites examples from Grover Cleveland to Washington. It argues that while assistance can occur, actual work by the student is essential and impersonation undermines merit, risking a moral breach in academic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theociety
Eduranr
Jack Smoothquill
Michelson
White House
Grover Cleveland
Great Washington
Esau
Isaac
Amereen
Why Abdicate in a Turbulent World
Columbia commencement speaker criticizes unkept promises of Versailles peace and democracy’s retreat after World War I. He cites Mussolini and Hitler as early totalitarians, notes democracy’s missteps and hopes for self-correction amid shifting power dynamics and new ideologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Butler
Heraclitus
Versailles
Mussolini
Hitler
Russia
We’re Not Different says a cautious view on doubt and law
A fragmentary note discusses open doubt in history and traffic court, referencing an English chief justice and a broad moral figure. The text alludes to American legal culture and a reformer as a diligent craftsman, but the passage is incomplete and stylistically fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Satan
1001 Services idea turns a profit in 1938 column
Uncommon Sense discusses a young woman who creates 1,001 Services Inc offering to perform any task for a fee. The piece praises the business model of supplying conveniences from pet care to moving, and suggests expanding to other cities. It frames entrepreneurship as a recession antidote and urges readers to adapt the concept to new services.
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Services, Inc
New England
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Our Children By ANGELO P
A reflection on childhood play and the need for safe supervised spaces for children in American cities and rural areas. It argues play is essential for growth and health, advocates more block playgrounds, and urges removing the stigma around play. Includes notes on a pamphlet by Angelo Patri and a brief commentary on Goering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Washington Letter: Secrecy in Bid for Economic Unity
Washington letter notes secret effort by Treasury Assistant Secretary John W. Hanes to unite business labor and government for a joint plan to revive the mood. Initial private conference targets five top industrialists with few officials present, then broadened outreach to labor leaders and other leaders, with no election focus. Roosevelt shelves reorganization bill awaiting next year, while Rayburn cites possible votes and modifications. Senator Copeland blasts NYC beautification gifts. Reynolds travels noted as campaign chatter continues.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Hanes
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Copeland
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
Sam Rayburn
Garner
Politician Sends Personal Thoughts to Constituents
A brief note indicates a public figure writes to constituents to express concern and solidarity. The text captures a nostalgic view of political communication and public affection for responsive leaders. This snapshot reflects 1930s civic culture and the value placed on personal outreach.
Richland Relents Support for Dixie-Overland Link in La
Fifteen years ago on June 17 1923 Richland ward 3 has relented and will back the six mile La Fourche link of the Dixie-Overland highway the last Louisiana stretch connecting Chicago to Brownsville Tex The state highway commission advertises bids for federal aid project 119 running through Richland and Ouachita parishes The white way on South Grand street will open Friday with a program by Community Service and city authorities The city spent about 5000 dollars for the white way funded by city labor and installation and powered by city electricity The project includes 50 posts lighting four blocks along South Grand from Wood to Bry then Bry to St John and Telemaque back to South Grand lighting encloses the parish school with floodlit illumination
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Richland
Ward 3
la Fourche
Louisiana
Chicago
Brownsville
Tex
State Highway Commission
Ouachita Parishes
South Grand Street
le Grand Hotel
Louis Cosper
Grand Street
Wood Street
Bry Street
Bry
St. John Street
St. John
Telemaque Street
Movie Scrapbook Three Sisters and a Half
Three sisters Sally Blane Polly Ann Young and Loretta Young form showbiz kinship. Ann Royal the youngest aged 13 debuted in Mad About Music while Loretta began young and rose to fame. Details note ages birthdays marriages and a Bel Air home. Loretta formerly married to Grant Withers Sally wed Normen Foster Polly Ann to Carter Hermann.
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Sally Blane
Polly Ann Young
Loretta Young
Ann Royal
Loretta
Polly Ann
Sally
Ann
Bel-Air
Normen Foster
Carter Hermann
Grant Withers
Comfortable plain low heeled sport shoe described
The item is a pigskin pestel style sport shoe in dark natural leathers with contrasting binding. It features a narrow tie fastening, echoes old fashioned gaiters, and is described as utterly comfortable, easy to play in, flexible, and good looking. Suitable with trim flannel slacks.
To Remove Grease From Washable Garments
Washable garments stained with grease should be rubbed well with soap then soaked in warm water separate from the rest of the laundry.
Nose Infection Dangers Warns Against Self Treatment
Family Health notes that a nose infection from irritation or wounds can form pusfilled abscesses caused by staphylococcus or streptococcus. Early signs include tenderness heat and pain with swelling turning the nose red. If untreated infection can spread to cheeks eyes and even the blood with a risk of death. physicians use antiseptics X rays and avoid cutting to prevent spread.
White sharkskin outfits dominate summer spectator wear
White clothing flatters sun tan and remains smart. Sharkskin is a favored fabric this season for its cool feel, easy laundering, and sharp tailoring. An all white ensemble includes options like tailored slacks with halter, a three piece playsuit with pleated shorts and separate skirt, or a shirtwaist frock with fly front and a long coat suit.
Cleaning a Hairbrush Between Washings
Use a cleansing tissue or clean soft cloth to brush the bristles after about ten strokes to keep the hairbrush clean between washings.
Berlin at fifty keeps composing for all styles
Irving Berlin, turning fifty, explains his stance on evolving music styles and adaptation. He emphasizes emotional craft over technical skills, notes how ragtime jazz and swing shift, and discusses lyrics, hit tunes, and his ongoing work in Hollywood. He plans summer eastward, then returns to finish another Kaufman Hart show.
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Paul Harrison
Hollywood
Irving Berlin
Berlin
Gershwin
Tin Pan Alley
Alexander
Moses Behind the New York World’s Fair Vision
New York coverage lauds Grover Whalen as fair hero while crediting Robert Moses, park commissioner, for transforming Flushing Meadows from swamp to site of the World of Tomorrow. Moses’ hands-on effort with heavy machinery turned ash heaps and tidal flats into a viable fairground ahead of the 1939 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ross
New York
Flushing Meadows
Grover Whalen
Grover
Robert Moses
Queens
Flushing Bay
Mount Corona
Moses
Radio Program Schedule Friday June 17 Across Networks
A dense listing of NBC WEAF and affiliated stations across East Midwest and West with programs daytime through late night. Entries include Music for Fun Ed Thorgensen sports reports Lum Abner Lumos dance bands news periods and multiple orchestras, with many times and alternating regional feeds and to be announced segments.
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Nbc-Weaf
REC
Wkbb
Wiag
Wkbh
Weco
Wsbt
Wnax
Weaf
Wnac
Wtlc
Wiar
Wtag Wesh
Kyw
Wfbr
Weae
Wtam
Wsal
Wdel
Ksd
Wmag
Who Wow
Wdaf
Wire
Kstp
Koa Kdyl
Wmbg
Pacific
Kfik
Komo
Khq
Kpo
Kgu
Wiw
Wiea
Wsan Work Weol
Midwest
Wood
Wgbf
Whow
Webc
Ksoo
Kans
Erct Cfcf
Wefl
Wtm
Wiba
Wday
Kfyr
Koam
Wtar
Wptf
Wis
Wiaz
Wfia
Wsum
Wiod
Wihe
Wwne
Wesc Wave
Wsmn
Wme
Wsb
Wapl
Wmsb
Witx
Kwoo
Wky
Waa
Kpre
Woal
Kgbx
Ktbs
Kark
Ountaint
Kgi Hee
Kibk
Ern
Rex Maupin
Press
Paul Douglas
Rts
Blue Barron
Amos
Andy
Uncle Ezra
New York
Weat
the Cadets Quartet — Chain
Lucille Manners
Abe Lyman
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Amos 'N
Andy—west
al Donahue
Orchestra
Janon
Cae & Orchestra
Wu Mount
Kvor Kiz Koh
Kgvo
Kfbb
Kfpy
Kvi
Ksfo Oy Cent
Presa
Ed Thorgensen
Wabc
Enoch Light
Boake Carter
Dave Bacal
West
Lum
Abner
Chicago
Just Entertainment E
Northwestern U
Ezst
Hollace Shaw
Soprano
Benjamin Sweet
Paul Whiteman Jr
Hollywood Hotel
Lud Gruskin & Orchestra
America
Ron Wilde
Just Entertainment
Lum & Abner
Jack Crawford
Orches
Leighton Noble
Buddy Rogers
Wiz
Whz
Whza
Whal
Kdka
Wgar
Ware
Wayr
Wfil
Waby
Webr
Wcky
Wapd
Wean
Wice Wien
Wenr
Wren
Wmt
Kso
Wowo Wetn
Wrtd
Wabr A
Kfdm
Wro
Kris Wibo
Wdsu
Waga
Sage Mountain
Kilo
Kvod
Kgaf
Paeine
Kex
Kga
NBC
Cfeat
the Revelere
Marowe and Lyon
Yehane Johnstone
Lowell Thomas
Elen McCarthy
Sporte— Wit
Het
Nola Oey
Tae Eisas
Olsen
Vo Irene
Paul Wi Senes Bee
Paul Martin
Hie
G. Gordorchee Hestra
Ee Sick Hengerson
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Monroe
Sun
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Audit Bureau of Circulation Co
Ioe
Detroit
J. Louis
Branham
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Ated Press
Wews-Star
Glens
Uncommon Sense
John Blake
Thousand and One
Million and One, Incorporated
Cnet
Southern Congress Ng
Our
Angelo P
General Goering
Frank Hancock
Bob Reynolds
Eain
Asia
Africa
South America
Reynolds
NEA Service, Inc
Hambone
Ty the Bell Syndieste, Inc
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
St. Louis
Antwerp
Brussels
Saxony
CBS
Wabe Wade
Weao
Weel
Wkbw
Wkre
Whk
Wir
Wire Cau Wias
Wibi
Wisv
Wear
Wbbm
Wfbm
Kmbe
Kmox
Whas
Kfab
Krnt
East—Wons
Whee Wore
Cfrb
Chac
Wibx
Wmas
Weag
Wobf
Wibs
Wkbn
Whio
Whoi Dixie
Wwefa
Whre
Wgam
Wied
Kira Wree
Wiae
Wwi
Wto
Krid
Wdbo
Wias Whig
Wdbj
Weis
Wmbr
Wale
Ktul
Kgko
Ween
Kwkh
Mmm Wine
Midwest Om
WJZ
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