Parole System Criticized Yet Defended By Editor
A debate on the parole system centers on its abuse by some officials and the need to separate fault with practitioners from the concept itself. The piece argues parole can align punishment with the individual offender and warns society bears responsibility for misuse by politicians and public leaders. It also discusses haying without sunshine as a future farm practice tested by Rutgers and New Jersey station researchers.
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Edgar Hoover
Hoover
International Association of Chiefs of Police
America
Mr. Hoover
New Jersey Agricultural Station
Rutgers University
Lowa
FDR
Congress
White House
Washington
Remake Parole System by Honest, Competent Leaders
The text argues that the solution is not to junk the parole system but to elect officials who possess honesty and intelligence to manage it properly. It emphasizes integrity in leadership as essential to making parole work as intended.
Lindbergh Case Jurors Paid After Weeks of Waiting
The Lindbergh kidnapping jurors finally receive compensation after 20 weeks. The 12 jurors were paid $258 each for 42 days of service, with an additional $3 per day for the Hauptmann trial due to night confinement. The New Jersey legislature approved funds to cover trial expenses amid ongoing debate on court procedure.
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Hauptmann
New Jersey
Trenton
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Commonwealth of New Jersey
Kewanee Star Courier
Their Mission Passe It Seems No Socialist Vote Planned
Portland Maine Evening Express notes the apparent lack of need for a socialist party in the upcoming election. The item conveys a calm political mood with emphasis on party strategy and public appetite.
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Portland
Evening Express
Innuendo and Realignments Mark NRA Aftermath
The federal trade commission struggles to draft voluntary agreements to supplant NRA codes as Roosevelt weighs reorientation. Negotiations progress slowly with few firms offering concessions while depictions of political maneuvers and personnel shifts dominate discussion.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Federal Trade Commission
White House
NRA
Blue Eagle
Commission
Hugh Johnson
Struggle and policy mix in McClure syndicate column
A collage of political and economic notes from McClure about Braddock era boxing names, Hawaii’s path to US citizenship, Tammany Hall politics, Roosevelt era gold at Fort Knox, presidential papers, and varying bank credit attitudes. Includes speculation on Balbo and Abyssinia.
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Roosevelt
Farley
Jim
Hawaii
Yellowstone
P. G
Capitol Hill
Congress
Treasury
Fort Knox
Morgenthau
Denver
New York
Herbert Hoover
Larry Richey
Washington
Palo Alto
Larry
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Richey
F. E. Sondern
Medical Society of
State of New York
Medical Professi
Italo Balbo
Mussolini
Muscatine Anniversary Notes Across Decades
Fifty years ago Charles Christian of Muscatine was injured at a local sawmill. Twenty five years ago Muscatine planned a new Methodist church. The Sinnett sisters of Muscatine returned from a tour of the east with Chicago friends. Ten years ago Muscatine Lighting Co won an inning in a city light case, viewed as no real progress since five years prior.
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Charles Christian
Muscatine
Jennie
Belle Sinnett
Chicago
Muscatine Lighting Company
American Banker Puzzle Clue Grid Review
A dense list of numbered clues spans across horizontal and vertical entries including finance terms, objects, and common words. The grid references figures such as Meadow 12 and Reserve Board official hints appear, with several cross clues connecting to banks, nautical terms, and everyday items.
Quotations Of Public Figures On Labor And Innovation
A collection of aphorisms from politicians and engineers noting wealth, labor patience, humor, and progress. Quotes attributed to Huey Long, Francis Biddle, Charles F. Kettering, and Walter Damrosch reflect views on happiness, governance, industry, and opera.
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Francis Biddle
NLRB
Walter Damrosch
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Department of Justice
Meiers
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James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Gene Tunney
James J. Tunney
James J's
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Liliuokalani
Lilioukalani
Kalakaua
San Francisco
Tammany Braves
New York City
LaGuardia
Tammany
Congressional Library
Mr. Richey
Bill Green
Supreme Court
Ccredit
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Detroit Mills
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Truil
British Medical Association
Melbourne
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Kch Wealhen
Sir Dokalans
U.S
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Huey Long
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