Where America Stands Reflections on Public Opinion and Liberty
A historical commentary argues that rising public passion will shape the lead up to the presidential election. It notes divergences in views on policy, the role of emotion in discourse, and the enduring strength of American liberty despite current tensions. The piece extols the United States as a resilient, prosperous beacon amid partisan fervor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cony
NRA
AAA
Heny
Congress
Supreme Court
Stone
Brandeis
Cardozo
Irish Eyes Wick Seeks Foreman Job at Derrit HQ
Eighteen year old Patricia Nelly demands a foreman position with a pick and shovel crew at a Works Progress Administration office. Officials consult Michigan State Director of Federal Writers Projeets. Patricia earns a chance to work with the school and family tied to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Nelly
Derrit
Works Progress Atinistration
Ten
Anther
Fateman Foo
Ak Street
Wits
Vine Deed Ro Chipenden
Michigan
Federal Writers Progeets
Patrien
Ste
Unclear OCR fragment reflects editorial pressures and hospital treatment
Fragmentary text shows Mrs Chittenden Patricht pleased by acceptance of articles for the American Corded Government project. Mentions correction analysis at Tyra Neekel Venue in Dearborn and Kelly receiving treatment at Plenty Ford hospital. Lacks coherent facts and dates.
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Praveadoh
Chittenden Patricht
Dean
Monether
Puenimus Mb
Aierican Corde Die Governnent
Tyra Neekel
Dearborn
Kelly
Plenty Ford Hospital
Walliven Rocke Bern Dy
Petts
Amateur Contest at Broad Theatre Auditions Set
Nobe sent to New York for offers for the National Radio Amateur Hours. Auditions for the theatre wall contest run private on Mondays and Thursdays from 4 to 3 30 PM at Broad Street Theatre. Public invited to attend with listed township venues and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobe
New York
Major Bowes
Fred Aven
Ray Perkins
Dewhals
Atre
Thurstrom
Othe Broad
WPA Education Program Schedules For Rural Districts
Schedule of cooperative study circles under the WPA Education Program in rural districts lists weekly meetings from 7:30 to 10:30 PM at multiple township schoolhouses and homes starting next week. Locations include Tatamy School House, Clearfield School House, Deemer School House, Jackson School House, Butler School House, Farmersville School House, Jacob Judd Home, and Heckwn School House. Days vary by location: Thursday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Monday.
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Federation of Hosiery Workers
Bushkill
Clearfield
Williams Township
Deemer
Forks
Jackson
Palmer
Butler
Bethlehem
Farmersville
Lower Saucon
Jacob Judd
Nazareth
Heckwn
New Federal Bottle Seal Rules Target Illicit Whiskey Trade
A year old federal rule requires distillers to use only approved legal bottle shapes and to blow in serial numbers on the bottom. The law urges consumers to smash bottles after use to prevent illicit sales.
Goitre Treatment Reminder and Warning Note
A fragmented public notice references a goitre remedy instruction advising twice daily application. It mentions relief for thousands and a registered physician approval. The text includes names and a pharmacy context, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Paul Wo Heckman
Marshall
Moody Bible Institute Hosts 30th Founders Week Conference
The 30th Founders Week Conference at Moody Bible Institute Chicago runs February 2 to 9 with D L Moody centenary celebration. Noted evangelists and professors headline events from Evangelism Day to Youth Day, including music by the Sunshine Gospel Trio and Institute Chorus. Several guest speakers from England, Johns Hopkins, Columbia Bible College and churches across the U S are listed, with portions broadcast on WMBI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Interdenominational Institute
Will H Houghton
Christian E Evangelista
United States
D. L. Moody
Institute
Mr. Moody
Bible Institute
Sunshine Gospel Trio
Institute Chorus
Herbert Lockyear
Liverpool
England
Howard A. Kelly
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Robert CC. McQuilkin
Columbia Bible College
Colum
Harold S. Laird
Central Prean Church
Wilmington
Delaware
Merrill T McPherson
Central North Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Debates on Constitutional Power Across Presidents
The piece surveys clashes between executive and judicial branches in U S history. It cites Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Grant, Hoover and Roosevelt, noting tensions over war powers, land rights, Emancipation Proclamation, and debt moratoriums. It argues courts maintained limits while government acted to protect the nation, and mentions a possible constitutional amendment around New Deal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
Jefferson
Jackson
Supreme Court
John Marshall
Tincoln
Dou
Raasoi
Theodore Roosevelt
U.S. Grant
Hoover
Congress
England
France
Italy
Nine Justices Court of
seven-Justices Court
White House
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Chittersen
Patricia
Tagliets
Wold
Sen
Drreeter
Aitte
Lelia
Wales
Harmony Gran Hall
Hanover Township
Shorts
Mt Bethel
Gruber
Plainfield Township
Delabole Scho
Upper Mt Bethel
Goitre
Philadelphia
Hodph
Manuel Melelum
Trotter
Grand Rap
WMBI
Will H. Houghton
Roosevelt
Rytex
Nu Ho Tem Publishing Co
Mi Street
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