Last Dirigible Bled for War Costs and Losses
A critical review argues against further funding for lighter-than-air craft. Army and Navy experts deem the dirigible unsafe and ineffective in war, citing previous wrecks and tragedies including the Hindenburg. The piece warns that additional appropriations would squander public funds and risk more lives.
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CHECK IN FOREIGN PROPAGANDISTS ACT ARGUMENT
The article discusses a proposed act requiring foreign government propagandists to register with the secretary of state and report activity and compensation. It defends the measure as self protection and upholds American principles of individual freedom while noting contrasts with treatment of propagandists in Moscow or Berlin and criticizing past abuses.
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Berlin
America
Gyes Gates
Whitewater Student Reflects on City Life and Leisure
A Whitewater Kansas high school senior visiting New York observes a pace of life where New Yorkers eat with heads down and plates up. He notes Easterners’ harsher dining demeanor contrasts with his Midwest sense of leisure. He suggests lessons from Latin and English cultures on taking time to relax, enjoy beauty, and be sociable as a way to extend life.
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Whitewater
Kansas
New York
Leo
A Poor Comparison On Barbaric Warfare And Kidnapping
A flawed editorial argues from various war crimes to criticize U S responses to danger. It compares kidnapping with indiscriminate bombing, lamenting civilian suffering and urging America to shield its children while noting limits of national action and public opinion. It references Spin and China and questions about leadership.
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The Parent Problem By Garry C Myers Ph D
An essay arguing parental responsibility shapes crime rates. It claims well educated parents influence youth, while many in upper socioeconomic groups fail to model good citizenship. It notes juvenile court records do not capture all cases and calls for improving home environments to curb delinquency.
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The World and the Mud Puddles Afloat No More
A faded item discusses the Star of Finland and other sailing ships facing attrition as engines and airplanes replace sail. It laments loss of gallant craft, notes labor disputes, and hints at a shrinking era of steamships and coastal voyages from San Francisco toward Alaska and distant ports.
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Alaska
Avery
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Star of Finland
San Francisco
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Fragmented hints of postwar concerns and politics
A garbled mix quotes about the economy, labor shortages, and national debt with social critique. It references WPA, skilled labor shortages, unemployment among youth, education and training, and a skeptical view of debt and wealth. It includes scattered remarks on Congress, security, and a stray horoscope note.
Tydings and allies split on penalizing use of relief funds
Central Press column recounts Senator Millard E. Tydings leading a drive for a three member senate committee to probe alleged political use of federal relief money. It contrasts voting patterns with McAdoo Adams and others, notes Kentucky Senator Barkley’s opposition and Chandler’s state politics angle.
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Maryland
Senate
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Seratora Wham G. McAdoo
California
Alva B. Adams
Nebraska
William King
Utah
Robert J. Bulkint
Ohio
Robert F. Wagner
Net York
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexco
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Alben Wo Barkier
Kentucky
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Happy Chandler
Barkley
Chandler
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Just Folks and Other Pieces by Edgar A. Guest
A compact column mixing verses and musings by Edgar A. Guest. It covers wartime duty, pacifist war talk, American resolve, and social observations with pointed, period tone. Includes anecdotes of poverty, violence, and political dispute alongside reflections on duty and patriotism.
Personal Stationery Etiquette For Modern Readers
Readers asked Miss Markelufy about engraving addresses on cards and etiquette for social notes. The column advises city addresses in lower right corner, avoids ornate engraving, and prefers shared roman script. It also notes how to address Mr Miss or Mrs and promises personal answers to questions with a stamped self addressed envelope.
What’s What At A Glance Senate Lines up On Relief Setup
The piece surveys Senate positioning on relief policy and patronage patterns, noting inconsistencies in approaches and suggesting competing priorities between aid distribution and political influence. It highlights two distinct patronage models shaping decision making and the resulting uncertainty.
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Noted Figures Comment on Wage Policy and Regimentation
In Washington Rep. Mary Norton of New Jersey says progress has been made yet nothing changed and people remain content. In Tianjin China Chiang Kai-shek says M'Ching will abandon hard to hold territory. In New York George H. Davis of the Chamber of Commerce warns the U.S. faces imminent total regimentation.
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Washington
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New Jersey
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
M’ching
New York
George H. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bible Thought For Today Droushh and heat consime the anow
Daily religious note notes that heat and drought consume the weak and the sinning, warning of divine judgment. A terse admonition reflects bleak moral themes and a somber tone typical of the period.
The Great Game of Politics in Washington June 11
A disjointed political commentary analyzes Democratic infighting and WPA intrusions into partisan actions. It discusses Roosevelt aides, anti Roosevelts efforts, and the strategy of labeling rivals as disloyal to influence renomination. It predicts intensified private maneuvering in upcoming campaigns with a focus on personal appeals and leadership figures.
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Iowa
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