Fairless Lessons in Congress and socialism on the dole
Benjamin J. Fairless of United States Steel criticizes repeated congressional inquiries as hostile and biased. He argues investigations waste time, fuel perceptions of guilt, and threaten free enterprise, warning socialism in America mirrors Europe and that political control could strangulate the U.S. economic system.
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Taft's Ohio primary landslide signals GOP strength
Ohio votes show Senator Robert A. Taft secure renomination with 475000 in a no opposition primary, predicting a November reelection margin of at least 72000. The shift to the Massachusetts ballot weakens straight party voting and suggests broader Republican gains, with Florida and Texas signals aiding a potential New Deal disaster scenario. Truman responds with another nationwide barnstorming tour.
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U.S. Senate
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Robert A. Taft
Taft
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Frank J. Lausche
Truman
Bible Verse Refers To Prophecy By Holy Spirit
A brief scripture excerpt cites 1 Peter 1 21 noting prophecy did not come by human will but by holy men moved by the Holy Ghost.
Capone and the criminal code on the law hooks
Walter Winchell criticizes Prohibition era justice and political crime ties. He argues Capone exposed the criminal system's high level corruption, compares public satisfaction at his jail to relief among lawmen, and notes ongoing probes into gambling and liquor crimes.
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Capone
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Jack McGurn
U.S
Watch Baby's Cold
Colds in babies can be serious and lead to pneumonia. Hospitals protect infants by masking staff and isolating ill newborns, while carers should seek prompt medical treatment and ensure fluids and salts are replenished during vomiting or diarrhea episodes.
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Hermann
Breast feeding and ear infections in infants
The article discusses nursing a breast fed baby during a cold and the risk of middle ear infection. It advises daily ear checks and medical steps if infection occurs, including sudfonamides or antibiotics, and possible tympanic membrane drainage. It also notes a fever in a year old child may indicate rheumatic fever tuberculosis mononucleosis undulant fever or chronic upper respiratory tract infection requiring doctor evaluation.
Taft Hartley Oath Debate in National Politics
The piece satirizes the Taft Hartley oath and Truman vetoes in 1947. It mocks partisan votes and notes the oath as a political fixture. It suggests national subjects divide opinions while flag symbolism is claimed to be uniform.
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Ohio
America
Truman
Appointment of advisory censorship committee announced
A 1930 notice reports Mayor Maucy Maverick proposing an advisory censorship committee to augment city censorship activities for Mrs. Dave Vincius. The move follows a Tuesday meeting where the mayor critiqued film censorship and noted national bodies handle most cases, while objectionable films may still pass through.
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Dave Vincius
Maucy Maverick
weeUng Nihe
RFC reform proposal urged to curb government lending powers
George Sokolsky notes Jesse Jones seeks to bury the Reconstruction Finance Corporation arguing it wields excessive political clout and props unneeded firms with state credit. He outlines a plan to have the RFC backstop bank loans with at least 25 percent own funds while limiting direct RFC loans, preserving only small business financing.
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Hoover
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