Test of New Economic Authority Faces Broad Public Trial
The Kansas City Star notes three months of Congress granting broad authority to the president, with a sweeping emergency program to transform the economy. Most major phases await implementation while questions loom over inflation, industrial control, public works, farm aid, and foreign trade outcomes. The test will measure actual results for the nation and the administration.
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Kansas City Star
Drivers warned on parking on grades under state motor code
Pennsylvania motorists are urged to follow a rarely cited vehicle code rule. The law requires setting brakes, stopping the engine, and turning front wheels toward the curb when a car is left unattended on a grade to prevent rollaway accidents and property damage.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
S. Edward Gable
Federation
Governor’s Committee On
Inflation Will Raise Raw Sugar Prices Said
A columnist notes inflation may lift the cost of raw sugar, likening the change to a sugar puff effect and speculates on broader price pressures.
Survivors of the Mayflower Onward to Morgan List Circle
A remark that a Morgan list survivors group may form soon, following the select Mayflower cohort. No specific names or dates are given, but the tone suggests a developing society of notable early settlers.
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Washington
Charmed
J. P
Jack
Roosevelt Recognizes Russia in Peace Plea Context
Discussion centers on whether President Roosevelt officially recognized Russia by sending a copy of his world peace plea to the Soviet government. The call exists that he acknowledged Russia as a heavily armed nation.
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Roosevelt
Russia
Lew Hurtig
Spokane
Don’t Kick Now Reflections On Regret And Change
A 1933 column by J J Mundy urges readers to stop blaming upbringing and seek self improvement. It argues that choosing easier paths often hinders future success and that starting anew now can still yield worthwhile outcomes if the effort is spent.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Administration pushes price rises for commodities
The present Administration favors higher prices and inflation. Franklin the Second seeks to raise values across goods, with the Reforestation Camps Director Fechner paying about $1.40 for kits the Army paid 85 cents for, as Army Chiefs had done.
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Franklin
Fechner
Washington
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Wordsworth In 1802
The poem reflects on Wordsworth and his critique of living high minded plans versus simple contentment. It contrasts the pageantry of pomp with the quiet solace found in homely beauty and gentle joys that endure beyond grand pursuits. The verse suggests enduring human errors and the lure of trivial triumphs.
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Wordsworth
Edgar A. Guest
Newspaper Snippets and Household Quirks Across Town
A mixed collection of light items and local humor notes from Chadron Nebraska. Jokes about vacuuming requests, piano playing forbiddance, and petty quibbles in daily life sit alongside short editorials on taxes, traffic, and public behavior, with a few quirky anecdotes and society jabs.
Mystery Radio Audiences And Curious Quotes From The Era
A collage of satirical notes referencing radio audiences unresponsive to coughs, Mussolini boasting about wine shops, weather biases, college grads facing hard worlds, a ship launching with a presidential inauguration in South America, a clerk of court found guilty of gypping couples, and a Mother Goose verse about a pocket.
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Decades Late Billing and Political Ventures Quips
A collection of quips from multiple papers humorously commenting on public figures, taxes, conduct, and politics. The items touch on Century of Progress plans, college commencements, voter choices between politicians and professors, New Deal sentiments, toilet kit scandals, weather forecasters, and ambassadors, all delivered in a light editorial style. Names and places include Chicago, Indianapolis, Lowell, Toledo, Omaha, Philadelphia, Portland, and Cleveland, with various figures and situations.
Democrats to revive paper after 20 years in Wayne County
In Honesdale Pennsylvania Democrats plan to revive the Wayne County Herald after a twenty year suspension. The new publication will carry a different name but will serve as the party organ for the county.
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Good Will
Honesdale
Wayne County
Debating the Indianapolis Race Death Toll and Thrills
Multiple editorials from St Louis to Lincoln critique Indianapolis speedway racing as barbaric and wasteful warning that high fatality rates do not justify thrills. They urge tests on controlled grounds and question whether such events aid automobile progress or merely chase profits.
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Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Rutland Herald
Boise Idaho Statesman
the Statesman
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Speedway
Dayton Daily News
Port Huron Times Herald
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Capital
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Lincoln State Journal
Bible Thought For Today Verse Reflection
A brief devotional note cites Jeremiah 10 11 about gods that did not make the heavens and the earth and their destined perishing. The text presents a spiritual reminder of true creation by the one God.
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Jeremiah
Dinner Stories UNWELCOMED VISIT
A judge confronts an unwelcome visitor as a prisoner insists he had no desire to see the person again. A small boy warns of repercussions if collars are returned, while a laundry manager taunts about confronting the aggressor and sizing up his reach.
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Ylum
Fry
Crystal Gazer Sees Buried Treasure Hint
Narrative lines reveal a fortune tale where the speaker insists on knowing about a buried treasure linked to a husband’s first wife and asserts familiarity with the person involved. The dialogue centers on a clairvoyant style claim and a mystery about an unseen heir.
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Crystal Gazer
Humor Exchange Reveals Marital Strain
Dialogue shows a husband and wife exchanging sharp quips about domestic life and social appearances. The husband defends his ability to provide a home while the wife travels abroad and speaks freely about their finances and family status.
Nothing Unusual Film Actress Meeting Former Manager
A brief exchange shows a film actress introducing her husband to her former manager. The manager responds with a courteous welcome, noting the pleasantries of meeting the spouse.
Juvenile Lead Praised Amid Mixed Reviews
Critics debate the young actor's performance with one observer calling the juvenile lead superb tonight while another doubts improvement over two decades of acting.
Balancing the Books at Races Amidst Cashier Mystery
A humorous exchange centers on a cashier who skipped work to attend the races during business hours. The dialogue hints at financial risk as balancing the books becomes the cashier’s last chance to avoid trouble.
Hidden Motives in Legislative Tax Talk
A remark hints at cynicism toward lawmakers who rely on funding gaps to raise taxes. The quote implies political maneuvering over budgets and income tax increases. It reflects public skepticism about fiscal prudence and who pays for government.
Will-Power and Health Habits from Muldoons Camp
A health talk recalls trainer William Muldoon praised for willpower driven fitness. Dr. Theodore B Appel notes his simple regimen of eight hours sleep proper food rest and exercise, claiming it yields abundant health and vigor.
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William Muldoon
Theodore B. Appel
State Secretary of Health
Muldoon
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