Washington view of NRA codes and economic recovery
Democrat from Bloomfield Iowa argues in Washington six weeks alters view of national crisis. Codes under the National Industrial Recovery Act should be carefully drafted to protect small manufacturers and merchants while ensuring fair profit distribution and consumer costs. He warns against predatory wealth and lobby influence, urging broad American action to sustain the NRA program and prevent chaos.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Bloomfield
Owa
Elyria Streets Need Cleaning and CWA Morale Boost
Local observations urge City Service Director to tackle leaves clogging streets and promote sanitary yards this mild weather. Reports praise CWA workers for steady pay and morale while noting cracked Middle Avenue paving and stalled boulevard plans. Authorities pushed to accelerate sewer work and project execution for jobs and city improvements.
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Elyria
Middle Avenue
Anniversaries and Birthdays in History Today
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES lists figures born or died across centuries including Martin Van Buren, Thomas Ford, Christina Rossetti, George Custer, and Louis Bell with dates and brief notes. TODAY IN HISTORY marks Phi Beta Kappa’s founding, Phillis Wheatley’s death, Irish Free State formation, and a repeal vote failure. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS honors Ellis Parker Butler Delia Adgeley Alice Brown and others with brief descriptors.
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Martin van Suren
New York
U. S
Kinderhook
N. Y
Thomas Ford
Illinois
Fayette County
Peoria
Ill
Elizabeth Cabott
Agassiz
Radcliffe College
Boston
Christina G. Rossetti
George A. Custer
Harrison County
Paul Painleve
Louis Bell
Chester
N. Hdied
Harry N. Pillsbury
Somerville
Mass
Philadelphia
Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College
Virginia
Phillis Wheatley
New England
Ellis Parker Butler
Flushing
Authors’ Club of America
Muscatine
Iowa
Delia J. Adgeley
Beaver Dam
Wis
Alice Brown
Hampton Falls
Nhs
Edgar de Witt Jones
Detroit
Disciples of Christ
Hearne
Tex
Charles R. Joy
Charles D. Mahaffie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Olathe
Kan
Briant H. Wells
C.S. A
Salt Lake City
Utah
Admiral Earl Jellicoe
Portrait of a Strong Jesus Across Gospel Tales
The article discusses the portrayal of Jesus as physically strong with magnetic presence and endurance, contrasting art with scripture. It notes His endurance during forty days, leadership of followers, and universal appeal across groups, resisting fatigue while teaching and praying. It also mentions figures like Marshal Pilsudski and a horoscope aside.
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Jesus
Preserver in Desert Brings Peace Amid Storms
The text portrays Jesus as presence bringing instant peace in a night storm on the lake. It notes officers’ arrest attempts and a response of reverent astonishment. In Gethsemane soldiers fall back when He proclaims identity. It ends with a plea for inner living water to flow from belief in Him to refresh the world.
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Near East
Southland
Voice of the People cautions on mob justice in 1933
In three cities mobs seize law enforcement, with debate over citizen power versus state authority. The piece condemns lynching as revolutionary and urges adherence to law, citing Lincoln and the enduring test of government to ensure equal justice under law.
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Strema
Abraham Lincoln
Cai Tong
Fragmentary Hymn Showcasing Biblical Peace Message
Fragmentary OCR text presents a religious reflection citing Galilee and Isaiah about God bringing peace. It mentions a boat on Galilee, rebuking wind and waves, and a prophecy of enduring government and justice on David's throne. The legible portions focus on faith and divine remedy rather than current events.
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Mian
Hhaele
Galilee
David
Isaiah
K Finley
Farm sale aids hospital at benefit event in Dowagirs
Farm animals and produce were sold at a benefit for Lee Memorial Hospital. Pigs fowls and other goods were exchanged for leu instead of cash, yielding a net 475 dollars.
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Lee ‘Memorial Hospital
Elder duck among Wisconsin catches boosts museum record
Milwaukee hunter William Erlack shot a rare mallard at Ble Mus kego Lake and brought it to the museum for classification. The specimen proved to be an Elder duck, the third ever killed in Wisconsin per museum records.
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Milwaukee
Wils
William Erlack
Ble Muskego Lake
Erlack
Wisconsin
Governor Kump Eyes Emergency Landing Fields Plan
Gov H Kump considers a survey of state owned emergency landing fields in Charleston W V. An aviator at heart he plans to apply for Federal funds to finance the project and accelerate its completion.
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Charleston
W. Vaw
H. @ Kump
Hinself
Kumy Ig
Soan
Prairie dog town finally shelved by CCC action
In Chadron Nebraska during the summer a 100 acre prairie dog town near here was exterminated by Civilian Conservation Corps workers ending a long standing local pastime of western Nebraska marksmen who pursued the rodents as a favorite target for years.
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Chadron
Nob
Here
Civilian Conservation Corps
Nebraska
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Chronicle-Telegram
Gureau
Second Street
Onte
Lorala County Printing & Publishing Company
Mall
Lorain
John W Cullen
Michigan Ave
Detroit General Motors
CWA
Scott’s
R. J. Scott
Tre Painted Desert
Arizona
Mountaineos
Swizerland
Sallys
Golden Legion Bible Study
Marshal Joseph Pilsudski
Voice OF
THE
People
Gulf
Alfred Alten
C. D
Florida
Schroll Coal
Cleveland Street
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