Senators Push Two Term Rule for Presidency
Rush Holt of West Virginia urges a senate resolution declaring it the sense of the senate that presidential tenure should be limited to two four year terms. He notes past votes on similar resolutions, calls such measures impotent, and argues for a constitutional amendment to fix a two term limit. Washington and Jefferson are cited as precedents for limiting tenure.
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Rush Holt
West Virginia
Senate
Washington
United States
Senate of the United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Latinamerea
U. S
Hiram Johnson
American Bondholders Protective Association
Dominican
On & Ryan
The Worm Turns Against Tax Excess in Westchester County
Citizens in Westchester County mobilized to block a 22 percent budget increase, cutting expenditures by nearly a quarter and withholding capital outlays. The movement spread to 42 other groups across New York State, pushing for a 25 percent budget reduction and signaling a broader taxpayer revolt against rising government costs.
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Westchester
N. C
Commonwealth
Empire State
New York
Alice W. Griffith
Westchester County Taxpayers’ Association
Secret Agents Seek Rehearing of Black Tom Kingsland Case
New evidence prompts call to reopen the $50,000 no claims case against Germany over the 1916 Black Tom and Kingsland munitions blasts. Justice Owen Roberts heads the commission. vast urban panic and details of the explosions are recounted, linking German saboteurs to the disaster that shook New York and New Jersey.
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Germany
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
Owen Roberts
New York
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley
Spy rings threat to U S defense growth through espionage
By Edwin C. Hill notes rampant espionage as foreign agents steal plans and codes from the army and navy. At Los Angeles and New York arrests and trials rise amid a wave of secret information traffic. Women are said to play a key role in these perilous schemes driven by money love or revenge.
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Tandon
Manhattan
New York
Pocantica Hills
Hudson
John D. Rockefeller
Bilis Island
United States
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Army
Navy
King Peas Synd
Mouth infections and trench mouth cure by home remedy paste
The article explains trench mouth Vincent's angina and surface infections, noting differing views on contagion. It describes a zinc oxide and clove paste applied between teeth, then a four day aftercare including keratinization massage with a Badger hair brush, and gradual return to normal brushing.
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Vincent
E.W. Fish
Laterstory
Dental Testarch
London
Dental Gum Care and Toothpick Method Suggested by Doctor
Dr Herman N Bandesen describes using a smooth wooden toothpick to rub the gum between teeth to harden and clean the surface. A dentist then cleans and scales teeth, removes tartar, treats ragged gums, and packs pockets with zinc oxide and oil of clove.
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Fish
General Knowledge Quiz From 1938 Comic Page
A fragment from a 1938 comic page poses a wide range of trivia questions. It asks about Cordell Hull, Alfred E. Smith’s age, Pilgrims landing time, Eamon de Valera’s citizenship, the U S ambassador to Belgium, the 1838 Nobel Peace Prize, Sir James Jeans, Queen Maud, Zona Gale, the League of Nations, Tunisia’s location, John Garner’s state, Somaliland’s continent, Cardinal Hayes burial site, India's population, and a Notary list.
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Raine-Berl
Snate
Cordel Hult
Alfred E. Smith
America
Hamon de Valera
Belgium
James Jeang
Gueen Maud
Norway
Ngland
Zona Gale
League of Nations
Tunisia
Johnasian
Garner
Somaliland
Cardinal Hayes
India
Consrinul
King Fowures Byiteale, Inc
World affairs loom over May as barter rises
Washington observers warn a possible European economic crisis may unfold by May with barter replacing gold in settling balances. Hitler's moves, British gold issues, Stalin deals, and US loan policies loom as Latin American debts, new air routes, and Pan American plans shape tentative responses.
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Latin
America
Letter on medical fees and socialized medicine in the community
U Latimer argues signed contributions should be required for letters. He laments high doctor and hospital charges, condemns access barriers for low and middle income groups, and questions socialized medicine, citing smallpox and personal family costs to claim medical care must become affordable while warning against bureaucratized care.
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The
Law
Pital
Texas
Dalles
Cali
Latimer
Renovation plans for Green Memorial hospital approved
A conference of city and county officials approved complete renovation and remediation of the Robert G. Green Memorial hospital. County Judge Perry S. Rotterisop said city and county engineers will survey and submit recommendations, but the amount of money involved was not disclosed.
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Robert G. Green Miuterial Hospital
Ninety-fourth District Court
Grand Jury
Perry S. Roteerisop
Mwajilatie
Modern industry tests young workers and wages
A discussion on how modern industry poses tough demands on youths starting work. Experts like B C Korbes and William J. Ackerly examine whether rigid schooling, pressures, and efficiency regimes bar the young from employment, drawing on cases of 4000 discharged clerical workers to understand failure reasons.
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B. C. Korbes
William J. Ackerly
N. Y. Employment Managers’ Association
N. ¥. Stock Exchange
Ackerly
Modern times and old faults in wartime work ethics
Elsie Robinson argues the 1938 labor market shows only 10 percent of 4010 discharged workers lost jobs from lack of skill while 90 percent were fired for common faults. Carelessness, non cooperation, laziness, dishonesty, and lack of initiative dominate, contradicting belief that the world had changed.
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Ornery Offenbes
Grampa
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