Dead Hand propaganda over Carnegie endowment warns of World Court
A Hearst newspaper exposes a vast Carnegie foundation funded propaganda network aimed at steering the United States toward League of Nations involvement and a World Court. The piece argues these endowments wield undue political influence, urges federal study, and condemns perpetual endowments as a national threat, calling for action before March 23.
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Conquering Cancer hailed at surgeons gathering
At the American College of Surgeons meeting in Los Angeles officials declare cancer curable and life can be extended. Dr Robert B Greenough cites authentic records of 24000 cancer cases showing untreated regions recover with proper specialized treatment, signaling hope and progress in medical science.
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Wall Street Shrinks as Broadway Shifts Toward Uptown Comfort
Longtime Wall Street bustle dwindles as traders retreat to quieter rooms and the daytime parade fades. Uptown theater districts revive with new dining spots and arts crowds, while Broadway restaurants and nightspots report renewed patronage.
Lillian Wald's Henry Street and Leah's Sheitel
A vivid portrait of Leah Recenheim wearing a sheitel to honor Orthodox custom, and Lillian Wald’s Henry Street settlement work. Wald helps Leah and other newcomers find belonging, transforming loneliness into democracy and shared humanity through art of daily life in New York. Wald’s book Windows on Henry Street frames America's social challenges and hopeful remedies.
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Calling Bosses By Their First Names Sparks Debate
In a fiery column, HELEN ROWLANT and Emily Post discuss the shock at calling employers by first names in offices. They note changing manners, caution ethics, and the premium on employer dignity, arguing against first-name usage on formal occasions while acknowledging evolving office culture.
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Emily Post
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Jim
Bill
Harris to resign chair of Bexar county Democrats
Ten and twenty years ago notes report Robert G. Harris planning to tender his resignation as chairman of the Bexar county Democratic executive committee at a meeting next Saturday morning. He cites increased work and inability to devote more time to duties as the reason.
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Bexar County
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