Patriotic party membership questioned by court panel
A New York court examiner confronts allegations linking Stanley Isaacs and the Communist party to civil service actions under state law. The Legion seeks an order against Mr. Gerson and warns that membership implies support for violence, urging a legal stance on political affiliation.
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Communist Party
Stanley Isaacs
Press Manhattan
Assi
Legion
Gerson
Cate
Lenin
Trots
Rez
Mr. Isaacs
United States
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Philadelphia
New York State Legion
Isaacs
Moscow
Nervous system research and a look at Parkinsons disease
A review of nervous system diseases highlights Parkinsons disease and related conditions. It notes tremors rigidity and saliva issues, mentions Dr N H Jolliffe's vitamin based treatment, and reports on a plant derived compound showing early improvement. Also includes a reader Q and A about tonsil removal during infection and a political commentary on rights and communism.
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Aeinson
N. H Jolliffe
Hee Hospital
New York
The Inhuman Side of the News Notes and Belief
A columnist muses on human decency amid world savagery and the urge to believe in life after death. He recounts a Northern Maine station master tale about habit and instinct sustaining humanity, then discusses Albert Stevens Crockett’s letters and Sir Oliver Lodge with Doyle. The piece cites beliefs in life after death, occult investigations, and a jab at sub human behavior.
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Maine
St. Paul
Albert Stevens Crockett
New York
Biltmore Hotel
Crockett
Mr. Crockett
Sir Oliver
Fred C. Walcott
United States
Connecticut
Sean
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Pittsburgh
Mr. Crocketts
Plans for Spanish palace patio into garden in 1920
Sept 21 1920 reports city plans to convert the old Spanish governor's palace patio into a four Spanish garden with city labor handling work and a Spanish fountain, announced by Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola. Also notes a Harlandale Presbyterian Sunday school opening and War Department clerical reductions in the Eighth Corps area with civilian layoffs mostly women.
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Tomorow
Jacob Rubiola
Ench
Roubiola
War Department
Eighth Corps
A. B. Saxeton
Impartial Letters On 1940 Campaign Issues
The Light prints readers letters on the 1940 campaign topics with balanced space limits. Views express the writers motives and not necessarily the newspaper stance.
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The
Light
Willkie Endorsed by Vaughan for President in 1940
Roswell F. Vaughan urges voting for Wendell Willkie, claiming Roosevelt’s New Deal and court-packing threaten national security. Vaughan praises Willkie as plain, sincere, and capable, recalling Abraham Lincoln and arguing for practical leadership over experimentation in recovery policy.
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Roswell F. Vaughan
George C. Vaughan & Sons
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Why I Vote Roosevelt Says His Youth Backing
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr argues for his father Franklin D Roosevelt citing youth programs NYA and CCC as a reason to support the New Deal. He contrasts Roosevelt with Willkie, praising social security and democratic leadership to steer through world chaos and preserve future prosperity.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Roosevelt
Willkie
NYA
CCC
Will Willkie
America
France
United States
Young America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wild Deal Talks Stir Washington Bankers
Washington on September 21 hosted a frank economic forum between Administration economists and bankers from Wall Street and industry. Delegates debated spending, defense needs, and a potential housing program while Treasury faces scrutiny over the excess profits tax and the mounting public debt near 45 billion dollars.
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Toslum
Jerome Frank
Securities Exchange Communion
America
New York
Willkle
Treasury
The Secret Of A Lively Personality Gives You And Returns
Roy Henderson quotes Harold Begbie on a two seas metaphor, urging that a personality must give as well as receive. The Galilee sea thrives by both inflow and outflow, while the Dead Sea stagnates. A compelling person shares warmth, sympathy, and understanding, avoiding mere reception and passivity.
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Roy Henderson
Lake Street
Maywood, Il
Ahab
Harold Begbie
Palestine
Dead Sea
Sea of Galilee
Vie
Tose
You Gotta Give To Get You Gotta Live To Receive
By Elsie Robinson. A motivational domestic essay urging readers to overcome barriers of pride and selfishness by giving. It argues that open spirit and generous acts can unlock personal fulfillment, likening it to opening the Dead Sea.
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Torres
Dan
Gwan
Dead Sea
Feas
Synu
Kne
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test Headline Puzzle
A noisy quiz asks which U S city received names from various origins. Clues mention a mother of Christ, an Indian chief, a Roman patriot, an Italian saint, an English seaport, the Earl of Chatham, wild onion from Indian words, brotherly love from Greek, a Continental general, a duke in England, a Catholic joy chapel, a regent of France, Geel Calvert, and towns tied to American independence.
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U.S
Dyom
Étraltan
England
Earl of Chatham
France
Geel Calvert
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