Illinois Court Reform Plan Aims at Modern Federal Style
A Chicago and Illinois Bar Association joint committee promotes a constitutional amendment for a new state judiciary. The plan creates a separate judicial branch, appoints judges from nonpartisan nominating commissions, and allows Supreme Court control over rules and workloads while eliminating lower courts. It envisions salaries tied to duties and a career path from assistant to chief judges, with electorate approval for initial appointees.
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Too Young for Love Echoed in Holmes Poem
In a column by David Felts the piece compares Nat King Cole’s popular lyrics about youth and love with Oliver Wendell Holmes’s poem Too Young for one. Felts notes Holmes’s wit and urges modern champions for the young against persistent critics.
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Jacob Malik name debate and stray scenes in a quiet room
Radio commentators debate pronouncing Jacob Malik as Yah cup or Jake-ob. A waiting room scene shows a boy remarking on old people as he and his mother sit, while garden weeds flourish after rain and a vacation, and a fragment mentions the 45th President not checked in.
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Back Husband Who Strayed Finds Fire With Thelma
Thelma P wife of Howard an insurance executive uses seductive tactics to rekindle passion after his infatuation with a younger office stenographer. The piece, attributed to Dr George W Crane, explains male menopause and urges readers to seek his bulletin How to Prevent Impotence in the Male.
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Eisenhower urged to stay clear of foreign aid cut quarrel
The piece argues Gen. Eisenhower should avoid joining the fight over reducing foreign aid funds. It notes a congressional majority intends to cut aid, despite warnings from Eisenhower that a reduction above a billion would be harmful. It also critiques Pineal as a Democratic candidate linked to city bosses and labor leaders used to unite New York delegates.
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Boston civic boards and a reporter's first dinner with policy
A Boston Herald rookie recounts sitting in on a Board of Managers meeting at the Old South Meeting House in 1929. He observes a row over free speech and public meeting policy, noting the board’s private workings and the era’s social dynamics.
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MSA director questioned over presidential bid and public drive
The text critiques a 16 page booklet from the Pew Mutual Security Agency titled A Report to You. It accuses back government publicity agents of aiming to frighten and pressure Americans to donate, rather than provide factual accounts.
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Pew Mutual Security Agency
Early 20th Century Nomination Plot Mentioned in Warnings
A fragmented notice references a candidate who faced a first bid loss for the presidency and a second nomination in 1920 to check Warren G. Harding. It notes a mass voice and a wavering choice among key figures, with both men involved in the discussion.
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