Why Not A Defender In Public Service
An essay argues for a public defender system to balance criminal justice. It proposes state salaried defense counsel to equalize access to quality representation, reducing inequality seen when rich defendants hire top lawyers while the poor cannot afford counsel. It expands on fairness and practical implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bar Association
Mayer C. Goldman
New York
Goldman
Mr. Goldman
John Doe
Richard Roe
Fame and Advertising in Statuary Hall Morals
The Associated Press notes that visitors forget many statues in Washington DCs Statuary Hall. Guide C R Evans compares fame to advertising, saying enduring recognition comes from sustained exposure. The piece warns merchants and manufacturers to maintain name and product visibility to avoid becoming unknowns.
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Associated Press
Statuary Hall
Washington, D. C
America
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
C. R. Evans
Evans
Mr. Evans
Yesteryears
A Call for State Oversight of the Justice System
The speaker argues that handling crime by laymen seems sensible but true justice requires officials paid by the state. Only with state control can real equality at the bar be achieved and justice administered impartially.
Comment and Opinion TO YOUR BIBLE AGAIN
Nashua Reporter weighs Henry Wallace remarks on farming and religion. It argues the Bible teaches compassion toward animals and stewardship, contrasting with calls to slaughter pigs or destroy crops. The piece asserts biblical ethics favor sustainable farming and restraint over waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Henry Wallace
Nashua Reporter
Backing Away From TVA in Iowa Says Congressmen
Knoxville Journal reports the congressman is retreating from building a Tennessee Valley Authority style project in Iowa. He now favors multiple small low dams on the Des Moines River as a more popular alternative to a single 100 foot earth dam at Madrid.
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Utterback
TVA
Iowa
Des Moines
Madrid
Jedge
Mebbe
Knoxville Journal
Congress
Guffey
John Lewis
Lewis
White House
Temperature Talk Looms Over Congress
Washington's summer heat may seem trifling to congressmen compared with the warm reception from state constituents as captured by the Indianapolis Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis Star
National Whirligig In Washington Analysis
By Ray Tucker a column examining President Roosevelt and his aides. It discusses legislation battles over AAA gold standard and labor disputes, Hopkins job programs, and veteran lobby tactics in Washington politics.
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Washington
Ray Tucker
Ust
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
AAA
Treasury
White House
NRA
News Behind The News on Roosevelt era press conferences
The piece discusses how politics and railroad business influence New York factions, noting Tammany, Republicans, and capital city lobbying. It also analyzes FDR and the evolving informal press conferences, suggesting past presidents limited Q&A access and hinting at possible changes after reporters published remarks.
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New York
FDR
Washington Press Corps
Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
Strange as it seems two Swiss villages divided by language
A McClure Newspaper Syndicate column notes two Swiss Alpine villages La Ferriere and Les Bois, an hour apart yet separated by Franco Provencal and North French dialects. It also touches on Sunday mail stamps, stockholder concerns, Mussolini Pirandello, and Homer Cummings imagination.
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Swiss Alps
la Ferriere
Les
Senate
Father Coughlin
Federal Reserve Board
Committee For the Nation
ENCOG
Mussolini
Luigi Pirandello
Hollywood
Homer Cummings
New York
Stock Exchange
Curb Market
Mr. Cummings
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Fire destroys barn on Rennison farm
Four year old Junior Rennison started a fire with matches that burned the Frank Rennison farm barn near Hands of Four-Year-Old Bay Island. The blaze destroyed 10 tons of hay, corn and feed, damaged a tractor cultivator and other machinery, with insurance partially covering the loss.
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Bay Island
Frank Rennison
Junior Rennison
Rennison
New Deal Politics Stir New York Public Circles
In New York and Washington a volley of political quarrels roils FDRs circle as critics accuse the administration of press hostility and the 1932 platform. GOP figures debate repudiation claims while bankers fear new tax battles and potential policy shifts.
Muscatine Aged Notes Recap Picnic Leaders and Racing Retirements
Fifty years ago today the Presbyterian Sunday school held a picnic at Wyoming hill in Muscatine. Twenty five years ago today Henry Heinz of Muscatine was re elected secretary of the German American Press association at a convention in Omaha. Ten years ago today Muscatine city council acted to avert a Pennant Button company shutdown and racehorse Zev was retired from racing.
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Presbyterian Sunday School of
Henry Heinz
Muscatine
German American Press Association
Omaha
Dina McElroy
Marie Herwig
Edith Stocker
Boston
National Teachers Association
Pennant Button Company
Zev
Valuable Larva Crossword Clue Compendium
A dense list of crossword style clues about silkworms larvae, related terms, and surrounding items. Includes references to moths, silk, diets, anatomy, measuring terms, directions, and geographic and historical nods.
Chicagoan Visits Bay Island Home
Chicagoan Mrs. Earl H Williams visits Bay Island at the Mills home. Otis Haynes couple drive to Aledo and visit Welch family. Tex Russell and John Johnson with Lucile move to Sikeston after a week with Marvin Peters. George Riley plans two weeks around Aledo. Minnie Alsup from Muscatine visits uncle and aunt Frieden.
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Bay Island
Earl H. Williams
Chicago
Frank Mills
Otis Haynes
Aledo
Williams
Mills
John Welch
Tex Russell
John Johnson
Lucile
Sikiston
Marvin Peters
George Riley
Minnie Alsup
Muscatine
John Frieden
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Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Simpsonville
Bankers
Dluties
Legionnaires
A. F
John Hix
U. S
Pat
Bois
Emanuel Friedman
Nathan Chesler
LA Ferriere Les Bos
Moses
New England
GOP
Butler
Hoosac Mills
F. C. Dumaine
Amoskeag
Sons of the
Messrs
Glass
Byrd
Gore
Tydings
John W. Preston
California Supreme Court
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
James McMullin
William F. Borah
Bill
Idaho
Borah
Federal Reserve
South Carolina
Lawrence
George Clarke
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