How to Bring Back Good Times and Public Ownership Debate
Sir Ernest Benn argues wealth should not be fully private, urging public ownership as a remedy to economic ills. The piece then advocates tax relief, efficient government, and prioritized roadbuilding to boost employment and growth without raising taxes.
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Ernest Benn
London
Economist
Plato
England
Germany
Austria
Australia
Railroads in Crisis and Hoover Vetoes Highlight Budget Battle
The piece argues that railroads under federal control show net income near zero due to high expenses and competition. It defends President Hoover’s veto record, noting seven vetoes this term and two overridden, saving hundreds of millions. It claims congressional spending undermines the Treasury while praising restraint.
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Cleveland
Hoover
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House
Treasury
Scandia Firefighters Praised for Swift Volunteer Work
In Scandia the town fire department stands as a model of efficiency with volunteers answering every call swiftly. The piece notes the calm, brave actions of “gallant lads” who risk life and limb to battle fires, praising the local corps for its readiness and skill.
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Scandia
Editorial Sees Slow Yet Steady Economic Improvement
The Kansas City Star notes gradual signs of stabilization in a recovering economy after a deep recession. Construction, steel demand, oil, grain prices, and banking show modest gains, with capital ready and population needs heightening employment and demand, though unfavorable factors persist.
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Rocky Mountains
Kansas City Star
Ada woman dies rich in hidden assets found in attic
Josephine Bozek 71 died at home in Ada on Monday May 16. An estate near 27000 dollars was uncovered, largely in currency and bank claims dating from 1917. Hidden funds were found in an attic and bed mattress, plus two real estate mortgages. A prior beneficiary of her brother John Bozek, she left a surprising sum in checks and bonds. The article notes odd anecdotes about miracles and a 1907 tax payment. a Portland letter mentions tithes and holy blessings. The piece also covers a Kansas City oratorical event where Belleville High School student Phil Bramwell placed second and John H. Jarman Jr. spoke for Oklahoma City.
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Josephine ‘Bozek
Ada
Miss Bozék
Czechoslovakia
John
Minneapolis National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Voice of the South
John H. Jarman, Jr
Oklahoma City
Belleville
Phil Bramwell
Kansas City
Phil
Kansans Share Jokes on Life and Newsroom Jabs
A collage of quips and anecdotes from Kansas papers recounts jokes about divorce, marriage, politics, weather, and local life. It notes absurdities from editors and columnists, riffs on public figures, and light satire about salaries, habits, and daily habits in communities across the state.
Jarman Wins Contest Title Over Two Seconds In Kanass City
Three judges rated seven contestants from regional events with Jarman taking two firsts and a second. Belleville reporters note Phil's oration was superior in delivery but couldn’t match the emotional impact of the southerner's voice. The story also reports Smith county population rising to 13,108 on March 1, up from 13,088 last year, amid signs of rural migration reversal.
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Jarman
Oklahoma
Belleville
Kanass City
Phil
Smith County
Arthur Nelson
Notable Local News Bits From The Journal Files
Mrs. C. C. Cullers was taken to her parents’ home in Kackley with probable appendicitis. Eric Thompson of Norway renewed his subscription. his brother Mike just left Camp Funston after being in the 89th division. Mrs. Henry Fulcomer and Maxine, plus Miss Emily Swanson, planned a Colorado visit. S. J. Summer returned from a New Mexico horse buying trip. Mrs. Dietein of St. Joseph hosted by Mrs. A. M. Bettis. Gomer T. Davies, former Republican County editor, visited to deliver Decoration Day remarks and spoke on early newsroom experiences and Scandia’s past editors.
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Kackley
Eric Thompson
Norway
Eric
Mike
Camp Funston
Henry Fulcomer
Maxine
Emily Swanson
Colorado
S. J. Summer
New Mexico
Republlc City News
Scandia
Missouri Pacific Passenger and Freight Train Times
Southbound Passenger No. 640 departs 4 40 P M with northbound No. 641 and freight services noted. Southbound freight shows 9 40 departure with limited details. text is garbled but lists several train numbers and departure times.
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