Georgia Resents Roosevelt Push For 100 Percent New Dealers
Georgia editors and voters criticize President Roosevelt for backing a rubber-stamp Senate and dictating primaries. Articles from Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta Journal, Augusta Chronicle, Savannah Press, Brunswick News, Valdosta Times, Columbus Ledger note Georgians prefer thinking for themselves and fear increased presidential control.
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Are You A Hypocrite In Driving Safety
Analysis argues the average motorist is an unconscious hypocrite for criticizing others yet taking risks themselves. It notes ten percent cause most accidents while the ninety percent also take chances. The piece urges personal honesty about speeding neglecting brakes lights and steering to prevent crashes.
No Hard Times For Bureaucrats
A National Industrial Conference Board study shows government workers rising while total employment fell from 1929 to 1938. One in sixteen Americans hold government jobs, with federal staff up 361,000 since 1929 and total government employment up 500,000 in nine years despite overall job declines.
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Washington D C advisers urge delaying Cardozo successor
The president faces pressure from trusted advisers to hold off appointing Cardozo's successor until the new Congress convenes in January to avoid a three month fight before confirmation. Some argue an October appointment gives the opposition time to organize, while a January appointment could let prompt confirmation proceed after Congress meets. The cabinet notes the court lineup remains 4-2-2 with liberals and conservatives, and Felix Frankfurter is a leading candidate described as 10 to 1 to get the job.
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Bible Readings on Sin and Love in Daily Reflections
Readings discuss sin as transgression of the law and the will of God. It argues laws protect safety and order, linking love to stopping sin. The piece links moral discipline to freeing oneself and others from harm through mercy and spiritual guidance.
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Wartburg Castle Restoration Linked to Luther Story
Reconstruction of the Wartburg castle on the Rhine is reported, highlighting its restoration and lasting ties to Luther’s life. The piece notes the site’s historic significance and its appeal to observers concerned with governance and cultural heritage.
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Truitt Move Roils Maritime Commission Power Clash
The piece details Truitt rising from RFC counsel to General Counsel of the Maritime Commission and then to a top post worth 12 000 a year, amid Barkley and Kennedy tensions. It notes debates with the Coast Guard over control of seamen training schools and references broader political shifts and press coverage.
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Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights From Old Paper
The page lists anniversaries of notable figures with birth and death details including Elizabeth Peel founder of Taunton Massachusetts Andrew Jackson associate and secretary Bret Harte Bill Nye Gardiner Hubbard and more. It also offers a “Today in History” timeline with events such as New Orleans founded 1718 British capture Washington 1814 and a 1927 transatlantic monoplane voyage.
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Henry Jones Ford
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