Flanders Proposes Simpler Route to Public Benefits
Vermont Senator Ralph B. Flanders offers a substitute bill to the Frear measure, aiming to curb bureaucracy while protecting investors. The plan requires corporations covered by the Frear bill to provide annual, detailed financial data to stockholders, placing responsibility on companies and avoiding large SEC staffing increases. It argues for a practical, less costly approach to public interests with business involvement in government.
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Ralph B. Flanders
Vermont
Flanders
Securities and Exchange Commission
Frear
SEC
Commission
Fragmented surreal monologue on apples and odd echoes
A stream of consciousness fragment questions modern psychology and taste, comparing wormy apples to a white orchard of sweetness. The speaker rambles through distracted thoughts about fate and satire, interweaving pop culture phrases and curious imagery.
Fragmentary piece questions psychology of miracles and literature
The text mashes phrases about Elsie Robinson and psychology of miracles versus garbage piles. It references bleeding belching Murat spirit, winged adventures and kindly comedies amid splintered lines with numbers 40 1024 and King Veutivea Mya.
Press scrutiny in trials raises fairness questions
A George E Sokolsky column argues that openness of press reporting keeps judges under scrutiny but risks prejudice in pending cases. It contrasts British restraint with U S practice, cites Hiss trials, Massing, and notes that while the press is omnipresent it should guide truth rather than prejudice.
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Ephraim S. Zendon
New York
Great Britain
Herbert M. Levy
Discuseson
Britain
Larry Adier
Paul Draper
Hester McCullough
Westbrook Pegler
George Sukolsky
Chelly Knickerbocker
McCullough
Hiss
Hede Massing
Gerhardt Eisler
Heide Mussing
King Features
Features Byn., Inc
Camp Fire watchword and seafood catch in U S waters
Did You Know highlights the Camp Fire motto Wohelo derived from work hearth love with two letters. It notes annual shrimp harvest in American waters around 186 million pounds and crab catch about 120 million pounds yearly. It mentions Arbechay and catch wan increases in years.
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Camp Fire
Inc
Histamine trial in manic depressive psychosis tested
A Minnesota doctor reports using antihistamine during excitable manic phases to calm six patients with manic depressive psychosis. Within 24 hours the patients quieted, weeks of treatment yielded large improvements in thinking, with no adverse reactions or harm to blood or urine. The note adds that cure is unlikely, but symptoms lessen during excited periods. A reader asks about birthmark removal and chronic pyelonephritis.
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Oliver R. Bryant
Minnesota
Medical Q A on kidneys Parkinsons and breast bone swelling
A reader asks about pyelonephritis and kidney inflammation. Dr Bandesen explains its relation to kidney function and urine flow. A second query asks if a cream causes excess facial hair. answer warns against unprescribed use. Another inquiry concerns swelling of the breast bone and potential seriousness, advised to seek medical care promptly.
Flowers and Fiesta praise and school pride letter
A reader praises San Antonio Fiesta parades especially the Charro group, criticizes excessive ROTC entries, and urges a unique local parade. The writer also recalls a visit to Sidney Lanier Junior High praising student honor ceremonies, staff dedication, and public school efforts amid tax debates.
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the Light
San Antonio
Assa
Charre
Sidney Lanier
Historic May 2 San Antonio items span 1890 to 1930
A зак scattered calendar of notices from May 2 across years 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 recounts aviation visits sewage plant work legal changes on auto thefts Baptist encampment planning river fishing and Jay Gould investment in San Antonio telegraph lines, reflecting local events and developments over decades.
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Sutherland Springs
Lone Star
Jay Gould
San Antonio
Aransay Pass
Bacring Down On the News by Bugs Babk
A fragmented column argues U S citizens should not be pushed around and notes American athletes will compete abroad this summer in Scotland, Panama, Ireland, Norway, Puerto Rico, England, Jamaica, Sweden, South Africa, Finland, Greece, Switzerland and Belgium.
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Arthur “Bugs
State Department
Scotland
Panama
Ireland
Cith
Norway
Puerto Rico
England
Jamaica
Sweden
South Africa
Finland
Greece
Switzerland
Belgium
Pages of Editor Feats and Haunting Quips in Newsroom lore
A mosaic of editor legends and sharp quips from historic presses. It recalls Charles Chapin of NX World boasting of firing over a hundred reporters while likening colleagues to cogs and reflecting on the brutal humor and risks of newspaper life.
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Wasa
Charles Chapin
Chapin
Kito
Smith
Thehin
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Raul Marvel
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M. Mi Whale
Wilk Hermione Cresma
Fes
Charity
J. Frank Doobie
Dobie
L. A
Mister Breger
U. S
Stalin
Agary Watterson
Don
Lynns
Ary
Aceial
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Col. McCormick
Zai McCormick
Meina
Trudy
Jobster Pinel
Tewa
Oswald Garrison
Villard W. Capital
Villard
Gatris
Efreres
Nak Ton
N. Y
the Times
Cal Net
Auné
Teventad
Tim
Hall-Mills
J. Watno Webb
James Gordon Benett
Wi & Politica
Washington Post
Eugené Meyer
Heyer
Meyer
John Hogart
Niy
Chicago
W. F. Storey
Wiliam Allen White
White
Willam Randolph Hearst
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