Court decisions shape regulate trailer usage across states
Four new decisions cited by the American Society of Planning Officials outline how law treats trailers. Indiana Supreme Court allows cities to limit trailer stays on private land as a police power measure. Michigan justice court ties trailers to housing acts. New York Supreme Court taxes a foundationed portable trailer as real property. Texas district court classifies a detached trailer as a building for insurance purposes.
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Taft warns US on European quarrels and Europe’s crowding
Senator Taft at Arlington argues Americans should not chase European disputes. He contrasts North American openness with Europe’s crowded, centuries of hatreds and rivalries. He warns against importing European ideology or stronger federal meddling to solve US economic ills, calling the idea of a United States of Europe unlikely.
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Atlantic
Canada
Senator Taft
Arlington
Taft
Washington
Multiplying ugliness in mass produced goods
Richard F. Bach of the Metropolitan Museum warns that mass production risks spreading ugly designs. He notes high speed machinery can erode aesthetic judgment, urging manufacturers to remember beauty in ordinary utensils and to balance plentiful output with taste.
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Richard F. Bach
Department of Decorative Arts
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
New York
Profits Sharing Report Sparks Interest Across Sectors
A Senate Finance sub-committee report analyzes profit sharing and employee welfare plans in 9000 companies and 729 with profit sharing. It avoids a dogmatic stance, suggests tax law revisions, and warns against rapid incentive taxation while noting profits are essential to broader worker participation.
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Senate Committee On Finance
Bible Thought For Today and Oration Fragments
A compact reading of a Bible verse from Psalms with reflections on personal agency and fate. The passage critiques flippant questions and asserts self-determination, ending with a garbled series of student lines and names. It presents a dated, informal schoolroom voice.
The Third-Term Threat In Roosevelts Era Debated
Washington observers view the third term for Roosevelt as a bluff more than reality. Senior anti administration Dems in the Senate doubt a genuine plan, while some Roosevelt backers push for the idea or a draft, yet most see it as poor politics and likely to split the party if pursued. The piece notes the inner circle and New Deal allies pushing the notion and the cautious stance of seasoned politicians across parties.
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Worker's Alliance
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Parley
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Stern
Pace
The World and the Mud Puddles
Cecil Rhoades, famed English philanthropist in South Africa, built a fortune and funded worthy projects. When asked for a public undertaking, he asked for a remuneration: philanthropy plus five percent, reflecting his practical philanthropy.
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Cecil Rhoades
South Africa
Rhoades
Noted Leaders Quote Isolation Faith Liberty in Speech
International News Service reports from Bethlehem Philadelphia Washington and Los Angeles with Francs B Sayre Frank Murphy Franklin D Roosevelt and Bomzo denying tyranny. The quotes stress cooperation progress democracy liberty and diverse national methods in governance.
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International News Service
Bethlehem
Francs B. Sayre
Philadelphia
Gen
Eral Frank Murphy
Licenses and Permits Loosen, Then Tighten Everyday Life
A collection of miscillanies and quips on daily rules and freedoms. Jokes on jail conditions, fashion, travel permits, licenses to drive hunt and wed, and the ever-growing list of bureaucratic authorizations. Notable bits reference Huntsville horticulturalists urging licenses for Christmas trees and a Beaver County divorce over moving bedrooms.
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la Jong
Huntsville Horticultural
Santa Claus
Books and humor notes fill a modest living room
A reader-column mix highlights open shelves for books organized by subject and size, with readers floodlit by an author's view that books require accessible companionship. collages of jokes and quips reflect a 1939 voice.
Poverty and pockets full of habits in a small town
A tavern tale describes Pap with cigarettes cigars a pipe and chewing tobacco while mother fears G men would spot finger marks. A bystander quotes a rough neck compliment to a tall gal and a local woman chides her husband comparing him to a parking meter. Rivals for a girl's hand are mentioned amid two suitors.
Oklahoma 150th Anniversary Celebrates Frontier Spirit
Edwin C. Hill recalls Oklahoma’s opening of the Indian Territory 50 years ago, the land rush, pioneer tales, and rapid growth from wagon trains to automotives, linking early settlement to later exploration ambitions in Antarctica and Alaska.
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Oklahoma
Berbacues
J Loree
Act of Congress
Indian Territory
Free Land
U. S
Michael Cudahy
Omaha
United States
What's What At A Glance June 15 Washington
In Washington on June 15 observers note slight improvement in industrial output but no drop in unemployment. Senators O Mahoney probe the economy aiming to locate an economic vitamin. Analysts discuss Townsend's prescriptions and calls for a major new industry to spark demand. Commercial statisticians see modest gains yet persistent pessimism remains.
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Othor
Congress
O'Mahoney
Townsene
Re= construction Finance Corporation
Vitama
Just Folks By Edgar and Guest
A reflective verse piece on how life marks a man through events and failures, with friends gifting support and pride. The poem notes the naming of a baby after the speaker and the continuing influence of family expectations on a person’s future.
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Just Folks
Edgar & Guest
Ubal Shad
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