Dodd attacks dictatorship call spurs Senate firestorm
Ambassador Dodd warns Democrats to unite behind President Roosevelt and avert dictatorship as a feud over Supreme Court enlargement widens. Critics label him scandal monger while calls grow for him to name the wealthy backer behind the claim.
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Curing Stuttering and Other Vivid Diversions
The column from Irving Cobb notes a supposed cure for stuttering, comments on cantankerous drivers and relaxation tips, and mocks civic decay and states’ rights nostalgia. It surveys linguistic quirks, health fads, and political nostalgia with wry humor.
Roosevelt Navy Build Up and Neutrality Law Analysis
The article discusses President Roosevelt's defense of a strong navy and army as sound policy, argues against calls for a small force, and analyzes the cash and carry neutrality act. It notes that overt acts could still trigger war despite neutrality laws and recalls Wilson's world war rhetoric and the 1917 entry. It also recounts Hubbard's ill fated governorship bid as a cautionary note on leadership.
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John Humphrey Noyes a Yankee saint to historians
A historical view contrasts early suppression of Noyes with later praise. Born in Vermont and educated at Dartmouth, he pursued ministry before founding Putney and Oneida communities. His experiments in Christian Communism and later sterilization experiments drew fierce controversy and eventual decline of the communal project.
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