US presses France on debt before conference calls
The president insisted France must resume payments on two defaulted installments before attending next month’s war debt conferences. He argued France’s refusal arises from inability to pay, while other debtors have honored obligations, and the United States would not treat France as equal until payments are made. Washington said this liberal stance should not concern France’s view of the debts issue.
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United States
Washington
Oratory's Opportunity in Modern Political Life
The piece argues that public oratory thrives in times of distress and upheaval. It cites Sidney Wallach on Hitler as an example of how a persuasive voice can mobilize crowds amid chaos, urging that dictators are products of their era and audience mood, not mere talkers. It notes Americans today crave strong rhetoric but warns this will fade once people return to work.
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Sidney Wallach
Hitler
Arava
Germany
Mussolini
Osten
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Roosevelt approves large naval construction program
President Roosevelt allocates 238 million dollars in the industrial recovery act for a naval construction program. The plan funds 32 ships including 24 destroyers two aircraft carriers four cruisers four submarines and two gunboats. The move aims to strengthen the navy and stimulate employment and materials output across industries.
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First Test of Farm Parity Tax Plan
Secretary Wallace proposes a 30 cent a bushel wheat tax on processors to fund 15 million dollars paid to farmers for acreage reductions. A cotton plan may follow. Aims to restore wheat price to 1909 14 parity of 89 cents, from 59 cents. Critics fear high costs and limited benefit.
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Washington
Caution In The Water Warns Of Drowning Dangers
A cautionary piece warns that swimming bears hidden risks despite its popularity and access to facilities. It stresses water conditions, personal limits, the need for a boat and oarsman, waiting after meals, and the avoidable nature of most drownings while noting unpredictable crises and the allure of the sport.
All Of Us by Marshall Maslin on Fun in Work
Maslin argues writing is not fun but a living and purpose. He compares it to farming, medicine, and motherhood, noting many people write only when inspired while true writers persist despite labor, struggle, and failure.
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London
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The World And The Mud Puddies Politics In Pension Debates
The text argues against widespread postwar pensions for veterans, noting the American Legion's shift into political activity. It cites letters to Congress, cases of post-service injuries, and pensions paid to officials like a California county judge, criticizing pensions for those with postdischarge conditions. The tone is critical of pensions deemed undeserved.
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Parks Bring Joy To Busy Families In Edgar Guest Poem
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest recalls happy families gathering in city parks. The verse contrasts stifling rooms with cool grassy spaces where children play, birds sing, and parents find real happiness, praising parks over crowded tenements.
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Quirky Observations Blend Into Courtroom Charm
A collage of jokes and brief vignettes unfolds from lampooned law to judge’s calm wit. A juror excused humorously, capital punishment debated, and a shaggy parade of political quips, social quirks, and cheeky hints anchor a lively, if unruly, snapshot.
Navy shipbuilding plan sparks national defense debate
Government plans to spend 23.9 million dollars from public works to build 32 warships arouse broad discussion. Proponents say it restores treaty limits and boosts employment across multiple industries, while critics warn of provoking other nations. Prompt support cites labor share of funding and economic revival, with many newspapers highlighting national security and industry benefits.
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Daily Editorial Digest Symponium of Editorial Views
A concise digest of editorial opinions compiled by the Consolidated Free Association, presenting prevailing viewpoints on current public issues and notable topics of the day in a syndicated format. The collection reflects diverse perspectives and editorial stances from member publications.
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Summer Helpfulness For Family Meals And Fairness
A reflective piece on summer routines, urging flexible meal timing, reduced pressure on cooks, and fair household duties. It advocates vacation for mothers, considerate allowances for husbands and children, and a simple, healthful approach to hot weather meals while maintaining routine when possible.
TODAY Is The Day In History From Central Press
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Atlantic City
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