New Debauch Of Spending Roiling Senate and House
Dr. Douglas Johnson of New York, once adviser to Woodrow Wilson, denounces the lending bill as a dangerous new debauch of spending. He argues Congress has pursued bankrupting policy and urges citizens to pressure senators and representatives to halt the measure and protect national security and future generations.
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House
Douglas Johnson
New York
National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
American Peace Commission
Johnson
Congress
Admiral Yarnell Receives Praise for East Command
The Philadelphia Inquirer lauds Admiral Yarnell for steady leadership as head of American naval forces in the Orient since October 1936. It credits him with firm, tactful actions during tense East Asia incidents, noting his insistence on protecting American lives and property and his firm stance in events near Shanghai and the Yangtze River.
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Admiral Hart
Orient
Yarnell
Japan
Shanghai
Stars and Stripes
Yangtse
Philadelphia Inquirer
Cordell Hulk
Yangtze River
U. S
Wuhu
Yangtze
Admiral Leahy
Admirel Yarnell
Leahy
No Nicer Country In The World Says Belgian Doctor
Dr Jules Burochovitz a Belgian physician arriving in New York declares the United States the nicest country in troubled times. He plans to make America his home while criticizing MEU Americans for seeking centralized reform and bureaucracy. He urges adherence to forefathers policies and US strength over European liberal theories.
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Jules Burochovitz
New York
United States
Pontinue
Hulls sudden treaty move and Danzig a crisis cue
The Washington Merry Go Round outlines State Department cables claiming Hull’s shift against Japan aims to deter Axis plans and bolster Britain, while Hitler advantages for a mid August Danzig move loom. It contrasts Hull with Leahy diplomacy and notes Roosevelt family splits, media stunts, and spy radio risks.
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Washington
Hull
Japan
Italy
Germany
State
War
Navy
Hitler
Danzig
Roosevelt
U. S
Pacific
Mussolini
United States
Anniversaries parade a century of notable figures and events
A long list marks birthdays from 1770 through 1934 including William Clark, Francis Scott Key, Robert McClelland, Richard Henry Dana, Maria Mitchell, Herman Melville, Elias C. Boudinot, Columbus’s voyage, Castle Garden immigrants, Sherman’s Atlanta siege, Colorado statehood, NRA Blue Eagle, Haiti occupation end, and other prominent births and milestones with brief descriptors and dates. The column interleaves commentary on character and public life with scattered political notes on 1930s figures.
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William Clark
Missouri Territory
Caroline Coa
St Louis
Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Baltimore
Robert McClelland
Michigan
Interior
Greencastle
Richard Henry Dana
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Rome
Maria Mitchell
Lynn
Vassar College
Nantucket
Herman Melville
New York
Elias C. Boudinot
Farmer
U. S
Ark
Columbus
New World
Venezuela
Asia
Columbia
Liverpool
Castle Garden
Sherman
Atlanta
Colorado
Pnesta
NRA
Blue Eagle
United States
Haiti
Mrs Pope Sends Warm Chicago Letter From Lorain Roots
Chicago letter from Mrs B O Pope, longtime West Ridge correspondent for The Chronicle Telegram, describes memories of Lorain County, West Ridge and Murray Ridge schools, prayers, and friendships. She praises Chicago's culture, schools and parks, notes daughter Florence at University of Chicago, and recalls temperance work and Sunday school leadership.
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Hdstor
Gria
Chronicle-Telegram
West Ridge
Murray Ridge
Oberlin
Chicago
Florence
Buckingham
Lily Pons
Grant Park
Field Museum
Soldier Field
State Street
Elyria
Carlisle
Amherst
Brownhelm S. S. Assas
Mrs B O Pope Message of Civic Hope and Support
A closing note from Mrs B O Pope of Chicago urges future generations to bear duties for the city’s success. She signs as a friend and well wisher under her Chicago address, expressing optimism for happiness in work and greater accomplishment for successors.
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B. O. Pope
Ellis Avenue
Chicago
Bible Readings Tone of Unity in the Church
An August 1 meditation argues the Church of Christ is one universal body born of Christ not built by humans. It asserts all baptized believers are brothers, condemns lack of unity as sin, and counters claims that the Church is anti national by its international scope.
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Church of Christ
Church
Series of Factory Job Hunts To Be Undertaken
A meeting of Ohio Workers Alliance of America relief workers and unemployed is set for Wednesday August 2 at 7 30 P M at 204 Lod atree to outline the unemployeds demands and confront claims that jobs exist in private industry. Rev H H Wood says the plan includes organized factory job hunts visiting every local employer in the county with reports to follow.
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Ohio Workers Aliaunce of America
Lodatree
H. H. Wood
Wood
Congress
Race horse Rosan Do sent to spa for cure
In Melbourne Australia three year old Rosan Do the race horse known for drinking mineral water after a rheumatism episode was sent to Mackintosh Marsh where an alkaline spring reportedly cured her and she now refuses all other waters. The article also contains a unrelated religious note about unity in the Holy Spirit.
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Melbourne
Australia
Rosando
Macchus Marsh
Unclear OCR Financial Notes on Reserves and Profits
Fragmentary figures show deposits for taxes and social security, stock credits on loans, contingent profits, insurance and taxes advanced by borrowers, permanent stock and dividends, special reserve fund balances, mortgage and real estate balances, undivided profits, and large aggregate totals. Names, dates, and clearer context are missing due to garbled text.
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