Harvard Speech by Jung Highlights Hunger as Primary Driver
Cambridge Massachusetts September 7 Charles Gustav Jung co founder of psychoanalysis spoke in America for the first time at Harvard. He ranked hunger ahead of sexuality as humanitys primary driver and outlined six to nine regulators of behavior including activity drive and creativity. He warned against one sidedness, described fragments and complexes, and linked creativity to sex and reflection.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles Gustav Jung
America
Harvard
Sung
Jung
Prostessor
F. ©. Arian
University of Cambridge
Coed on Parade Dresses Blend Sophistication and Informality
A fashionable feature contrasts two dress styles labeled as Gay as the Autumn, illustrating how each design merges refined tailoring with casual ease for the season.
Burns and families return from travels in Mexico and Texas
Mr and Mrs Russell Burn of Las Cruces NM and Maj and Mrs B J Bur travel with relatives visiting El Paso Ariz as they head home to the Mc Anely ranch near Yancey. Mrs Elisa Turner remembered as top TM and Mrs James Wallace Pranils with daughter Bery join ongoing reunions.
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Mexico
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Colorado
Texas
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Daugh
Nellie Margeres
Walter II. Schuenemann
Asgest Schuenemann
Seguin
St. Anme's Catholic Church
Ursuline Academy
Incarnate Word College
Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Air
Russell Burn
Las Crucis
B. J. Bur
Arigsas Pass
Burnn
Elisa Turner
James Wallace
Landon urges unity as labor splits loom big at Legion event
Landon addressed World War veterans at the state American Legion convention urging tolerance and good citizenship. He spoke on the AFL split, backing higher living standards, end to sweatshop price-cutting, and urged unified labor action for better government and local communities. He called for continued fight for industrial unions and stronger labor unity to advance workers' standards nationwide.
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Landon
Landen
Lanbow
American Legion
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Fediffation of Labor
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Jaton
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United Stat
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Feral United
Okita Records Early Rail Route Issue for Santa Fe Line
On September 7 at Rosl City, Okita reported a plan involving jReall to store none on the Animas and Santa Fe railroad line between Bote City and Las Anings, signaling a potential shift in operational logistics.
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RAM
Rosl City
Okita
jReall
Animas
Mdast
Santa Fe Railroad
Bote City
Las Anings
Notable Texas trip ties and local names surface in Bexar Facts
The Bexar Facts notes a flood of names connected to events, shops, and travel. Louis Paul Letta offers a pasta recipe, WEA musicians petition a commissioner, and various locals including D Yuse and Mrs. R D Knapp surface in brief mentions. Celebrated figures head to Fort Worth, New Orleans, and national events as theater, politics, and beer plans appear in quick sketches.
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Louis Paul ‘Letta
Allan Deliicits
WEA
Alemo Plata
Jacor Rubicla
D. Yuse
Cafe Jowner
R. D. Knapp
Gary
Kelly Field
Flying Ironing
Stanley
Alfred Fraser
Eug
Rene
Henry Gomez
Cancer inheritance seen as key to early detection
Dr. Madge Thurlow Macklin told clinicians that cancer being inherited can guide prevention. As a University of Western Ontario professor, she urged not to fear inheritance but to use it to spot early cases, noting about one in seven cancers may have hereditary links.
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Madieon
Madge Thurlow Macklin
Macklin
Istategy
University of Western Ontario
Canada
BeUin
AFL Head Proposes 30 Hour Week to Reduce Unemployment
Knoxville dispatch quotes William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, saying unemployment dropped from a peak but not in step with overall improvement. He cites 22,000,000 unemployed in 1993 and argues a six hour day and 30 hour week could eliminate unemployment, urging action and noting construction-related ads.
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Bill Sessions
Atorney
Er Westat
Aiy
Paul J, Kilday
Mexico
John Ostrow
AFL
Knoxville
Willian Green
Lator
Uni
Green
Unity Call From Wolk On Labor Peace And Unity
New York says Matthew Wolk vice president of the American Federation of Labor urged a peaceful settlement of labor disputes. He called for unity among workers to resolve differences between craft and industrial unions, noting the federation has long sheltered both structures and that rebuilding trust is essential to restore the movement’s strength.
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New York
Acpi
Matthew Wolk
American Federation of Aber
Isbar
Woll
William Green
John L. Lewis
Federation of Labor
Gold Star Mothers Day Proclaimed by President
President Hoover issued a proclamation designating Sunday September 27 as Gold Star Mothers Day to honor mothers who lost sons and daughters in the war.
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Washington
Hoxevelt
Cotton picker debate pits inventors against Tennessee ban effort
Mack Rust and Edward H Crump clash over the cotton picker in Tennessee politics. Rust defends the device, argues legislation to prohibit it would hurt producers, while Crump warns the machine will cause unemployment and push workers off farms. He calls for statewide opposition to the picker.
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Crump
Shelby Ceimn
Memphis
Frio Canyon Ranch Sold for 24000 Dollars Near Uvalde
The 4000 acre Newnes Patterson ranch near Uvalde in the Dry Fork canyon sold for 24000 dollars to M V Monroe Co of Houston. He plans to convert it into a model ranch specializing in registered grade livestock. A large stone residence and several low water dams are included in planned improvements.
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Newnes Patterson Ranch
Gvalde
M. Vv
Monroe
Houston
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