Proposals for Peace and Federal Reform in U S Policy
An outline advocates an agreement of English-speaking peoples to preserve peace and promote world peace. It calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and prompt reapportionment in the House. It envisions separate defense departments under a National Secretary and federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Congress is set for November elections with an inauguration on January 1 following.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Ai Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary
Education
Congress
Minimum wage bill sparks federal worker pay debate
A Welch Bill 11518 would set a 1500 annual salary for all adult full time federal workers. Supporters note wages are low compared with living costs and city pay. They urge readers to contact their representatives and senators.
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House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Hearst
Washington
United States Employers’ Association
San Francisco
Senator Deneen Mourners Reflect on Loss in Chicago
The report notes Senator Deneen of Illinois grieving in Chicago at the funeral of Diamond Joe Esposito. It jokes about the need for a substitute mourners for upcoming gangland funerals, suggesting state interests require representation in the senate.
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Enator Deneen
Winuis
Chicago
Diamand Joe" Esposito
Wier
Denren
Senate
Spies Justice Siddons Comments on Jury Confidence
Justice Siddons says a rich defendant in a criminal trial may influence juries and erode public confidence in the justice system. He warns jurors may be swayed by wealth, riskingpunitive fairness and judicial trust.
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Ustice Siddons
Justine
Congress Salary Aims to Meet Living Standards
The United States Employes Association asserts its stance on fair pay for federal workers. It distinguishes from labor unions and urges Congress to repeal a fee policy while lobbying for improved conditions via direct action.
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Congress
United States Employes Association
Aenerican Federation of Labor
Committee On Civil Service
House of Representatives
LE Reed
Has any modern astronomer written on God as He is
The piece questions whether contemporary astronomers have written a book about God, noting the enduring link between religion and the heavens. It argues God is tied to the sky in many religions, with the universe prompting reflections on divine power, order, and purpose.
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Filmer
Springfield
Young
Gail
Penboag
Weil
Earth
Soutil Weite
International Featura
Enthusiasm And Health By Royal Copeland
An essay warns young readers against ennui and dullness, praising enthusiasm as the spark that keeps life bright, healthy, and long. It cautions that constant boredom weakens heart action and digestion, urging active interest and cheerful outlook to sustain well being and vitality.
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Wamerson
Emerson
Tamiami Trail Progress Shown In Florida Good Roads
GOOD ROADS Florida highlights progress by comparing the Tamiami trail's former state with its future span from Miami to Tampa. The article notes the road's May 1 opening will ease travel for investors and visitors, promoting commerce and ease of access across the state.
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Florida
California
Miami
Tampa
Florida Road Boom Promises Growth and Schools Ahead
As the Road Is Now Florida progresses it builds a vast highway network. The Tamiami highway will unlock millions of acres for cultivation and settlement, facilitate school commutes, and attract workers. It warns against reckless real estate booms and misrepresentation from other states, urging legislators to back pond roads and steady development.
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Florida
War Talk and the Looming Prospect of Conflict
A German reader argues that America and England will be drawn into war with Germany as each seeks allies. The piece discusses human nature, defense planning, and the inevitability of war, noting that nations historically seek protection through armament and alliances, with a final hope for public sentiment to abolish war. Copyright 1954 el irq Demian B
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Patl Orrtreich
America
England
Germany
Lloyd George
Greece
Rome
Spain
Hussia
Nallong
el Irq Demian
Death's Invitation Warns Against Unnecessary Fatal Risks
A converted warning graphic from Charles Dana Gibsons Life urges readers to avoid risking death at railroad crossings. The text stresses that trains cannot stop instantly and urges careful behavior at tracks, stating it is impossible to ride out a fatal strike and advocating sharing the message with others.
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Fagman
Charles Dana Gibson
Mather
Bekons
T.cok
Agais
Genil
Sideshows of Science Ants and their strange theatrics
An odd abridged account describes ants displayed in sequences across five directions around a central exhibit. Workers move through trees near Initidreda and near Vamenm ant Tig Hietik atin as crowds observe. A notable display involves a young volunteer and a ritual tied to feeding and a ceremonial procession.
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South America
Malin
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