Dauphin County Attorney Shelly under scrutiny in probe
The article discusses criticism of the state investigation into alleged misconduct involving Dauphin County officials. It questions the fairness of self investigation by the agency led by the attorney general and cites political tensions between Democratic and Republican figures. Local residents fear partial results and demand independent inquiry.
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Fred
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For Horsemen in China and the Yellow River Flood
A dated account describes China’s war toll and the Yellow River’s devastation. It notes towns burned, homes ruined, and civilians starving as invaders and defenders face terror. The text laments widespread misery and the world’s burden to aid a nation in catastrophe.
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Heme
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The Parent Problem by Garry C Myers Ph D
This piece argues most quarrels among siblings arise from disputed ownership. It advises preserving individual property rights, avoiding forced sharing, and calmly separating children to let them work out disputes. It emphasizes teaching younger children to respect older siblings possessions and warns against punitive, blame focused remedies.
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Beavers Return From Decline Across States
The article notes beavers once circulated as currency and nearly vanished like passenger pigeons. It discusses Interior Secretary Ickes backing a 1,000 beaver reintroduction in Idaho, an experimental colony showing ecological benefits, and historical and current beaver fur value, trapping limits, and rising populations in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. It highlights conservation laws and fluctuating colony numbers through recent decades.
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Wisconsin
Bible Thought For Today In the commerce of speech
Words of wisdom advise using the coins of gold and silver in speech and to listen to the brave from their place. The verse urges prayer and measured simplicity, urging restraint in speech and conduct.
Industry of national scope could curb unemployment say critics
The piece argues for a new nationwide industry such as television or chemurgy to lift employment. It cites Disney licensed toy makers and Snow White products driving production, while politicians chase punitive measures. advocates praise practical industry over political magic.
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Walt Disney
Akron
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Hints and Dints Fragmentary Views and Jumbled Ruminations
A patchwork column of aphorisms political quips social observations and misplaced jokes. It touches on navy adequacy women in high office aging whisky and governance with various scattered opinions and a few quirky anecdotes about lawn mowers and marriage licenses.
Practical Home Decor and Reader Q A
A casual guidance piece advises a light neutral wall tone and restrained color for accents, plus a calm rug. Readers’ queries cover bridal gifts, etiquette, and mail answers, with notes on juror behavior, dieting, and public affairs.
Hints On Etiquette: Publicly Shaming a Person Considered Poor Taste
The article advises that calling a lout or naming a person in public is bad etiquette. It argues for discretion and respectful communication, urging readers to avoid embarrassment in social situations and media coverage.
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Lout & Person
Campaign for next President shapes up in American history
Central Press columnist Charles P. Stewart predicts the post adjournment period will spark the most interesting contest since the Civil War era. He argues Democrats will likely control both houses, with Republicans gaining some seats, and notes intraparty New Deal splits could influence November outcomes. Roosevelt’s second term strength is a focal point, with clashes over wage hour bills and post election organization.
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Noted Figures Speak Across Regions and Topics
In a mosaic of quotes from leaders and public figures, President Loomis criticizes goose step movements while Dr. Guy Siinter Ford outlines university roles, Martha Raye jokes about Hollywood needs, Nellie Ross calls for democratic resilience, and regional statements touch on business seriousness and national worries across New York, White Sulphur, Rochester, Hollywood, and Philadelphia.
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Just Folks MANNA ood cur years in search for happiness
In this curious fragment the speaker questions if happiness is a possession or an ideal. It contrasts the longing for joy with daily distress, noting a single loss can spoil much, while one may have plenty yet feel sorrow. The note hints at a restless quest for a continual, fresh supply of happiness.
The Great Game of Politics Washington June 22
Washington article analyzes the Democratic power struggle around Senator Barkley of Kentucky and White House influence on key nominations. It contrasts Baxter leadership, internal party resistance, and disputes over committee chairmanship while signaling tensions within the New Deal coalition.
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