Anniversaries and birthdays in old newspaper fragment
The clipping lists anniversary dates and births of notable figures including Charlotte E Brown Friedrich Froebel Samuel Mills Reginald Heber Charlotte Bronte Abraham Lincoln and John Milan plus daily history notes from 7359 B C to 1935 and today’s birthdays featuring Percy W Bridgman Francis H Brownell Clarence A Barbour and others. It ends with a moral reflection on progress and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedrich Froebel
Samuel J. Mills
United States
Africa
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Torrington
Conn
Reginald Heber
Calcutta
Direentand
Fey Mountains
Charlotte Bronte
Seneca Falls
Peru
John Milan
Scor
Bistory
Rome
Abraham Lincoln
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Texas
Spain
U. S
Vera Cruz
Percy W. Bridgman
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Francis H. Brownell
Greenwich
Virginia
Due West
S. C
Christopher E. Byrne
Galveston
Tex
Barnesville
Arthur Stanwood Pier
Concord
N. H
Pittsburgh
Public alarm over AA A payouts to nonproducers
The piece demands disclosure of donors receiving over 10 000 for not raising crops and cites big AA A payments to three sugar firms in Florida Hawaii and Puerto Rico and to hog and cotton producers. It notes the funding came from processing taxes raising prices for American consumers and questions who benefits from subsidies and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Florida
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Canada
A. A.A
Dodds urges new civil service model for honest government
President Dodds of Princeton argues that expert administration needs trained public servants to avoid entrenched autocracy and wasted taxes. He calls for a 1936 civil service movement, contending government should rely on training and experience, not amateurs, despite New Deal politics.
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Dodds
Princeton
Washington
Philadelphia Inquirer
New Deal
New York Scene Praises Sherwood and Stage Personalities
A New York Day by Day feature celebrates Robert E Sherwood as a leading American playwright with wide range and rising fame. The piece notes Alfred Lunt Lynn Fontanne and Noel Coward comparisons while detailing Sherwoods career from Life editor to film revue writer and his English estate life. It also highlights stage fright anecdotes from Jolson Cornell Fiske and Savoy and recalls eleventh avenues cowboys dummy riders and pedestrian warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert E. Sherwood
En~gene
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
Notabie “Reunion
Vienna
England
Sherwood
Moss
Charles Dana Gibron
Life
Robert Benckler
Not the Letter of an Ordinance on Trains and Warning
An elderly mother recalls a 2854 cit ordinance requiring warnings when trains are on the war. Her son, two hours earlier from a movie, appeared home reeking and blustered after a phone call. She defends him as a good boy though sometimes in bad company as they walk toward a corner and he abruptly darts across the street.
Local Students in Drill of Utah Mine Safety Tests
In Salt Lake City fifty national youth workers observed as they failed to locate any gold in a mine used for mining training. The site housed students in tests on ventilation surgery lumbering and other mining activities.
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Salt Lake City
Pegar
Utah
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