Roosevelt Critics Split on New Deal Course and Shipboard Trip
Washington column surveys lawmakers views on the New Deal direction after a second congressional session. Supporters praise planned national life while critics doubt outcomes. The piece also notes reduced press access during President Roosevelt’s Hawaii voyage and raises questions about accountability and policy clarity.
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Politeness and its restless pursuit through ages
In a discussion echoing Montesquieu, the piece argues politeness stems from pride, leisure, or practicality. It notes busy lives shape manners, while discomfort or danger can enforce civility, and questions whether genuine sincerity is essential to politeness.
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Politeness and Truth in Urban Commentary
An Indianapolis News fragment debates politeness versus candor, noting that blunt truth may be rarer than polished speech and suggesting caution in defining acceptable discourse. The excerpt hints at tension between directness and social grace in public commentary.
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