Congress Set For New Session After Adjournment
The article notes the speeded adjournment of independent commissions moving to the Seventy-fifth Congress in Albany. It states the executive and party leaders agree, with a recent lull in legislative activity, and expects House seats to shift as primary campaigns begin. It mentions wages and hours in conference and a broad federal reform agenda affecting party dynamics.
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Dainiry
House
Senate
Supreme
Arthurdale
Public honesty on air disasters urged by Mulligan
Dennis Mulligan, head of the Air Commerce Bureau, asserts the federal service will seek to uncover all facts about plane crashes and disclose the full story to the public. He decries suppression as breeding suspicion and urges transparency to bolster confidence in commercial flight.
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Air Commerce Bureau
Washington
Federal Service
Knowledge Versus Wisdom in Education Highlighted
Dr William Mather Lewis president of Juafayette College argues education fails to convert knowledge into wisdom. He says schools cram facts without fostering intelligent thinking and urges emphasis on wisdom as the true goal. Administrators with this view recognize the deficiency and push thoughtful discernment. American learning to grow in influence by applying this principle.
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Juafayette College
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America
Mary Freeze at 103 Prefers Corn Bread over Cake
The family of Mrs. Mary Freeze celebrated her 103rd birthday with a loaf of corn bread, praising its vigor and connection to planters used to facing hardship. The piece notes aging, resilience, and a broader reflection on youth and agriculture in California and national markets.
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Mary Freeze
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California
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San Francisco
Assembly
Senate
Farmers of Tomorrow
San Luis Obispo
Bliuit
The Great Game Of Politics in Senate Relief Debate
Washington June 8 amid relief fund controversy Senator Chavez of New Mexico denounced an amendment punishing relief officials for political activity and warned that Administration backed Senators would be defeated without relief funds influence. He cited Barkley and Guffey and argued election outcomes hinge on funds. The piece questions the New Deal and primaries strategy as opposition seeks court packing critics.
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The Important Matter by Edgar A. Guest
A little brown quail nests in a golf bunker while players chase balls. We post a sign to protect the bird, arguing its birth is more important than men winning matches.
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Edgar A. Guest
Hints and Dints from a Frayed Page of 1930s News
Fragmented columns mix social satire and public notes. The musing piece touches on politics, aging welfare notions, and casual observations about daily life. It references Roosevelt, Chinese currency, and a Pittsburgh jail case, reflecting scattershot era commentary.
Reading Questions and Fashion Advice From 19th Century Columns
A collage of readers questions on etiquette and dress codes appears beside fragmentary notes on political opinions and social mores. The piece blends household tips with mock commentary on elections and public life, with stray remarks on driving, hats, and manners.
The Human Side Of The News On Public Housing Costs
The piece questions mass housing programs in the South noting $29,060,000 spent with no slum dwellers removed. It cites cramped, unsanitary tenements and argues that even at $20 to $25 monthly rents the housing serves the well paid, while the truly poor remain outside. It highlights production costs, design quality, and the urgent need to housing for the dismayed urban poor.
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Coukhy
What’s What At A Glance by Charles P Stewart
Central Press column analyzes congressional factions over the New Deal era in Washington. It notes Republicans largely stay allied with Democrats to avoid internal strife, citing Senator Hiram Johnson and Senator George Norris as examples, while party dynamics shape loyalty and strategy.
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Oregon
Noted Leaders Speak On Public Affairs And Growth
In Detroit announcements the Geetesirs ce Commission and the New York Stock Exchange outline joint efforts to solve common problems and curb interference. O Douglas of EC touts prosperity with Ford era forecasts. Todhunter School graduation remarks stress proactive learning and independent thinking from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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