Nine Men or One Man in the Supreme Court Debate
Grace Abbott critiques the Supreme Court's power in a Geneva broadcast, noting the nine justices' role in shaping social progress while warning against personifying the court as obstacles to the people's will. The column defends judicial independence and emphasizes the court's enduring, collective authority.
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Grace Abbott
International Labor Office
Geneva
Miss Abbott
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Sheers
White House
Voices in the office age: a call for decency and control
A sweeping critique of modern speech highlights how voices reveal inner states and social frictions. The piece argues speakers should regulate mood and tone, condemning rude outbursts, public irritation, and indecent exposure of private feelings in everyday conversations. It warns of social decay from uncontrolled speech and urges civility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Moores
Lawrence Tibpetts
Rotary directors attend Lyons conversion in Cleveland event
Sim Attonis Totary ik mem here Meterday yard tribute gn Har t H. Rogers, recently elected of the five directors, of Rotary ine stinational at Cleveland we rkcs Alvorney CoA, Chambers, Sliteit A Attorney Carl ell Johnson and George G. Ton, judge of the Bexsr county criminal corve, Jett today for Cedar Point, Ohio, to attend the Lyons conversion, JONE 27, Mis About 200 persons witnessed the laying of the cornerstone at the Los Angeles Heights school, nort weet of the city, yesterday after ood, J.B. McNeel, a member of the school heard, was chairman of the retting.
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Sim Attonis Totary
Ik Mem
Hart H. Rogers
Rotary
Cleveland
Rkcs
Alvorney
Chambers
Sliteit
Carlell Johnson
George G. Ton
Bexsr
Jone
Mis
Los Angeles Heights School
Nortweet
J.B. McNeel
Heard
Dear Govt Wagner Debates on Rent and Social Security
A unsettled exchange records a tenant debating with a landlord about rent arrears and New Deal social programs. The narrator cites Senator Wagner and political rhetoric, contrasting Democratic pensions with landlord pressure and wage taxes. The piece highlights concerns over social safety nets and tenancy realities.
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Sen. Wagner
Renate
Benator Wagner
Sacil Seeari
Trent
Sen
Wagner
Demerat Party
Tong
Diphtheria Health Week Promotes Child Immunization
A New York State health association marks Child Health Week focusing on vaccine protection against diphtheria. The drive highlightsugel immunization, toxin antitoxin injections and the newer toxoid, noting strong declines in cases since 1914 and urging mothers to protect their children through vaccination.
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Royal
Aanchran Castel Health Association
Interetf
Nuleiten
Jong 'Fe
Peland
M. D
New York
King Keay Sym, Inc
Patrons of the Lambs mourn Pat the night elevator man
The piece recalls Pat, longtime night elevator operator and familiar figure in the stage world, linking his 75 years of quiet dignity to memories of actors like W. C. Fields and Maurice Barrymore. It notes his religious depth, simple nature, and the festive yet reckless modern New York theater scene he observed and endured.
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Miss Abbott
Congress
New York
Oat Warford
Shepherds of the Lambs
Pat
Abe
Dun
Maurice “Barrymore
Wilson Turkeye
Fin
Lanfus
Pat Agein
Inglorlass Shores
Webster Hall
Sixth Avenue
Cole Porter
Globe
France
America
Porter
Jimiy Savo
Sahara Emperor and the Bahara Emperor Jacques Lebaudy Legend
The Westbury Long Island scene hosts baronial estates and a haunted Phenix lodge linked to Jacques Lebaudy the self styled Sahara emperor. Federal agents exposed a moonshine operation at the estate and the tale traces Lebaudy from France to Britain and America ending in death in 1929, with notes on his imperial aspirations and European intrigue.
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Edwin C. Hilt
Westbury
Long Island
Whitneys
Huttons
New York
Meedowbrooks
Phenix Lodge
Jacques Lebaudy
Zaid
France
Germany
Spain
Hone
Tessnees
Nonin Lebaudy
Jacques
The
Desert
Savoy Hotel
London
England
America
McNaught
Inuy
Promised Marriages and Formal Proposals in Fading Times
Fragmentary text hints at traditional courting, proposals, and marriages, mentioning formal engagements and hopes of romance amid uncertain social norms. Distilled from readable lines, it suggests era customs around betrothal and social expectations without clear individuals or events.
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New York Times
Supreme’ Court
Chase
Marshall
Harding
Eleie Robinson
Jim Jones
Cuch
Jim
Tully Smith
Shah
Atarm
S.A
Emilie Echunke
Taterday
Miphlen- Sorff
Jackenn Street
Charles. Becker
San Antonio
Tim
Ny Landford
Ely
Landford
Democrat Party
U. S
Toad
Norman
McIntyre
W. C. Fluids
Phil Baker
Charles Butters Worth
Bobby Clark
Joe Corgi
Frank Fay
Jacek Benny Loose
Waller Cattlett
Bryant Park
Columbus Circle
Jeanne Ig. Engel
Jim Flagg
Harry Acton
Flushing
Milwaukee
Wil
Nickinnic Avenue
Wil Rogers
Mary
Broadway
Bert
Grace Lytell
Grand Canyon
Arnold Bennett
Ip Holt
Vereaijles
Sahara
Tabaudy
Hissavece
Canary Ielands
Frasquila
of Lebaudy
Occidental Africa
Maarrings Sn Paese
Eden
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