New Princeton President Dodds Highlighted in Inquirer Editorial
The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial notes Dr. Harold Willis Dodds as Princeton’s new president and a Grove City College graduate. It highlights his diverse background in political science, his work on New Jersey government reform potentially saving $14 million, and his role as legal adviser in the Tacna Arica dispute.
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Ribute
Harold Wills Dodds
Grove City College
Princeton University
Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Inquirer
Princeton
Harold Willis Dodds
Witherspoon, McGosh
Patton
McCosh
Dodds
New Jersey
General Pershing
Woodrow Wilson
Reconstruction Finance Corp Orders Executive Pay Cuts for Loan
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation requires Southern Pacific to cut executive salaries 10 to 60 percent as a condition of its $23.2 million loan. The policy, to apply to future loans to railroads and other companies with excessive pay, stays in effect until debts are repaid or fixed charges are met.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Southern Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Jones
Federal Agency
Benned by Diplomacy Loss as Britain Russia Trade War Escalates
Article argues Britain and Russia intensified an economic clash over two British engineers on trial in Russia for sabotage. It notes Russia loses oil and timber markets while Britain ceases machine shipments to a communist state. Both sides buy from others, including the United States, highlighting diplomacy’s failures and mutual losses.
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Great Britain
Russia
England
United States
London
Moscow
Post Office Aims to End Deficit as a Self Sustaining Unit
J C O Mahoney first assistant postmaster general predicts the department will become financially independent in fiscal 1934 without cutting services. The current year deficit stands around 125 million dollars as optimism meets market caution.
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J. C. O'Mahoney
Post Office Department
O'Mahoney
O’mahoney
Indiana Farmer Unearths 7000 Dollars in Field Coins
A farmer in Indiana plowed up seven thousand dollars in coins in a single field, bringing an unusual find to local farming and prompting questions about how the coins came to be buried there.
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Indiana
All Of Us A Man Should Have Pride
Essay on male pride as essential self respect and inner strength. It argues pride sustains a man through suffering, work, love, and survival, defining pride not as boastful or exclusive but as a core, life affirming force that keeps him present and able to endure.
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International News Service
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A dog proves steadfast loyalty through all a man’s efforts and faults. The poem praises canine faithfulness as a constant, cheerful companion whose wagging tail reassures and honors the bond between dog and owner.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Hints and Dints and Verses from a Ranting Column
A scattered, satirical fragment collection mocks taxes and lawyers while praising charitable acts. It includes quips about preachers talks, a woman’s stomach function, and a joke about a tourist admiring Venus de Milo and Greece.
Hints and Dints and a Readable Perspective
A collage of reader letters and social observations from June 1933 discuss debt collection, polite humor, and local remarks. It features opinions on interviewing employers, a note about honest politicians, war nerves from leaders, and reflections on trivial superstitions like the two dollar bill, all expressing local sensibilities and community kudos.
Quirky Snippets Hitched With Wit From A Dated Page
A collage of short quips and column-like gags touches on antiques and Napoleon myths, education and politics, marriage plans, birth rate jokes, a guardroom exchange, a tax payer case, and playful wordplay about professors, games, and everyday life.
Press Comment From Diverse Newspapers
A collage of quoted witticisms and editorials from multiple papers satirically commenting on politics and society. The lines reference Japanese armies at Peiping, watermelons, hats and beer, clinging girls on motorcycles, Technocrats, invention, the League of Nations, the Department of Justice wage slice, and various political figures and sayings.
Uniform Mail Quips and Debt Law Talk
The excerpt contrasts a joke about letters starting with UNLESS with notes on Congress considering further bankruptcy reforms aimed at easing debt discharge. James Truslow Adams notes English reliance on personal expression over committees, while reflecting on public interest in convicts, hospitals, and soldiers.
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James Truslow Adams
Tax-Law Defect Highlighted in Morgan Testimony
Amid Morgan testimony before Congress the focus centers on income tax failures by bankers partners during the low mood period. Editorials urge revising or replacing the sales levy, tightening capital gains rules, and addressing conflicts of interest among public figures linked to Morgan’s list of favored stock purchases. Authorities call for stronger government supervision and possible broad tax reform.
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J. P. Morgan
Congress
NEW York Times
Altoona Mirror
The
NEW York Herald Tribune
Cleveland News
Texarkana Gazette
Morgan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Washington Evening Star
Treasury
Mellon
Cincinnati Times-Star
Indianapolis News
Charlotte Observer
Youngstown Vindicator
Boise Idaho Statesman
Omaha World Herald
Chicago Daily News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Danbury Newstimes
Congressional
Chicago Journal OF Commerce
Nashville Banner
Topeka Daily Capital
Miami Daily
NEWS
Rochester Times-Union
Newark Evening News
SAN Francisco Chronicle
Gary T-Tribune
Lexington
The World and The World at Seaman’s Institute Gaffes
A Seaman's Church Institute in New York hosts a mix of tragedy and comedy. A barge captain nicknamed Long John Silver hid wages in his wooden leg, then was beaten and his leg stolen but it was empty. A drug store sign mix up prompts police alert over a possible collision. A sailor who threw a bottle into the Caribbean later receives a Provincetown lighthouse keeper letter found at the institute post office.
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Seaman’s Church Institute of New York
A. R. Mansfield
Long John Silver
Institute
Seaman's Fund
South St
Caribbean Sea
Institute Post Office
Provincetown
Massachusettes
New England
Once Overs By J. J. MUNDY
A reflective piece on aging friendship and social tact. It contrasts being told you look younger with the blunt hurt of being told you look old and urges grace in facing time’s marks as friends reconnect after years.
Bible Thought For Today Captioned Reflection Note
A brief devotional line cites Ezekiel 33 19 about turning from wickedness to live. The second sentence contemplates how a supposed 10 percent pay raise seems more appealing without knowing what the base amount is.
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Portland Oregon Daily Journal
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Asbury Park Press
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