New Republican Chairman Fletcher Praised For Broad Service Record
The Inquirer notes Henry P. Fletcher’s wide government career from Rough Rider to Ambassador, praising his liberal mind and non factional stance. Supporters say his leadership can quiet dissensions, unite Republican thought, and prompt vigorous action after his rapid Chicago trip to take command.
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Belated honor for Captain Hobson in Rear Admiral upgrade
The piece notes Congress unanimously approved elevating Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson to rear admiral on the 36th anniversary of his Messina sinking during the Spanish American War. It laments the long delay, highlights the $4,500 annual salary, and expects Hobson to enjoy the recognition while alive.
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Century of Progress Exposition Advances Into Second Season
The Chicago fair marks a strong second edition with a healthy postwar economy. The reopening signals visitor interest and confidence as reports from last year prove favorable. With more money being spent this summer, the country shows improving finances and optimism.
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Chicago
Auto Death Rate Cut Shows Traffic Enforcement Value
Kansas City records a May enforcement drive cutting motor deaths to four from ten in prior months and reducing nonfatal accidents by about nine percent. The findings suggest strict traffic law enforcement lowers accident rates and warn that lax enforcement yields higher rates.
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The World and the Mud Puddles Jest on a Creekside Scene
An English paper notes a man seeking sport along a river lagoon area. He walks with a gun but fails to shoot as he crosses a bridge toward a hotel. A freckled boy and a schoolmaster cross paths, while humorous exchanges unfold about talking and knowing how others live.
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Jearn
All Of Us By Marshall Maslin
A waitress explains her column aims by venting about customers she dislikes and the contrast with those she enjoys. She notes critics who demand menus and explanations, those who yell or slam, and those who overtip or refuse extras. She finds waiting on kind, well bred patrons pleasant and values smiling through crabby behavior.
Once Overs By J. 3. MUNDY YOU'RE NOT AS YOUNG AS YOU WERE
A midlife caution urges men to slow their outdoor sport enthusiasm before midsummer. Strong as they feel, too much early effort risks heart attack and a sudden family tragedy. Moderation and sane training are advised to prevent harmful overexertion.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A poem reflecting on a photographed image that smooths away lines of care and pain. It speaks of a smiling, untroubled portrait chosen to show resilience and a spirit shining through suffering, as if unscathed by worry or sorrow.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Hints and Hints from a Daily Column Mirage
A collage of humorous notes, verse fragment, and social observations recounts a kingly mix of light gossip and morality. It mingles aphorisms, jokes about locusts and nudists, a World War era style credo, and stray anecdotes on manners, manners, and a grand ship tease.
World At A Glance Reflects On Planes And National Mood
In a Cleveland garden near the municipal airport the writer ponders future air travel to Europe and the Orient and whether faster flights will civilize or stir prejudice. He links communication to unity, critiques Roosevelt’s recovery approach, and warns that recovery requires a clear, bold plan and orderly enough labor and business cooperation.
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Notable Nativities And Meteorites On June 9
June 9 entries recount early births in New York's Brooklyn and Manhattan, a 1625 note on the first white child, and a 1866 meteor strike in Kenya. It lists notable natives including John Howard Payne and George Stephenson, with references to famed musicians and composers. The piece hints at continued columns on page five.
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Eddy Syrawn
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Tascha Seidel
Max Rosen
Salient Facts On Pennsylvania School System Push for Reform
Dr. C C Green, superintendent, presents figures showing enrollments rising since 1919 and expenditures dropping since 1929 in New Castle Public Schools. Payroll cut 233,258 since 1929. salaries down 20 percent. teaching load up. several services suspended. He cites an antiquated tax system and calls for reform to save schools.
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