Voice Of The People Letter Calls End To Starvation Scandal
A 1938 letter from Mrs. J. Dowdell laments sheriff thefts and starving children in Litvata Ohio. She condemns capitalism for failing the unemployed, questions educators and officials, and urges a peaceful, legal shift toward a socialist industrial republic through united civic action and social science education.
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Wis Bartingtons
Atlantic Ocean
Socialist Industrial Republic of Labor
Court Delays Ruling On Keeping Children With Relative Custodians
A mother tearfully urged the court to keep her children together with her. Judge Findley postponed a decision after consulting the children in his private chamber and planning interviews with the grandmother and aunt who currently custody the youngsters.
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Nated
Wars In Spain And China Prolonged By Ground Battles
Analysis notes that the Spanish Civil War and the Chinese conflict are dragging into long draws. Air power has intensified civilian suffering, yet Madrid’s morale rises after raids while Franco's bombings harm the Fascist image globally. The piece argues indiscriminate bombing yields no real gains.
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Madrid
Franco
Barcelona
Charles Evans Hughes A Symbol of National Development
Chief Justice Hughes nears eight years on the Supreme Court and his potential sixth birthday in April. The piece highlights his aloof persona yet notes his ongoing vigor, reform zeal, and broad service spanning lawyer, professor, governor, counsel for diverse groups, secretary of state, and international comity advocate.
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Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
President Hoover
Supreme Court
New York
American Amazons Seen Among Apache Women in Mexico
Norwegian ethnologist Dr Helge Ingstad reports finding a women led Apache subgroup in a Sierra Madre community near the Mexican border. He says the tribe, displaced after Geronimo surrendered in 1886, shows fierce defense and almost no contact with civilized man in 50 years.
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Scythia
North America
Helge Ingstad
Douglas
Ariz
Sierra Madre Mountains
Mexican
Ingstad
Mexico
Geronimo
United States
Bellerophon
Hercules
Theseus
Achilles
Penthesilea
Fleet safety record highlights 14.5 million accident free miles
Fourteen and a half million safe miles, or about 580 world circumnavigations, were achieved by 160 of 1 025 fleets in the National Fleet Safety Contests run by the National Safety Council. The result suggests highway safety is attainable when drivers aim for the goal, implying most accidents could be averted with proper automotive caution.
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National Safety Council
Grinnell College welcomes new students with etiquette course
Grinnell College in Iowa offers an orientation course for freshmen stressing table manners and social etiquette. Questions touch on serving order and noiselessly eating corn while noting scholars’ broader cultural views of success and the arts.
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Grinnell College
Iowa
Gary Cooper
Muust
ANNIVERSARIES TODAX S ANNIVERSARIES 178S$-1,150 years ago
Noted historical anniversaries list births and deaths of prominent figures across 18th to 20th centuries. Includes Ezekiel F. Chambers born in Kent County Maryland, Mary Lyon born in Massachusetts, Henry S. Foote born in Virginia, and others. Mentions explorers, politicians, actors, and scholars with dates and origins.
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Todax
Ezekiel F Chambers
Maryland
Kent Cn
Mary Lyon
New England
Bachland Mass Shed
South Hadley
Henry S Fovte
Mississippi
Farquier Co
Rachel (Elizabeth
George Lyman Kittredge
Harvard
Boston
Geraldine Farrar
Ridgefield
Mary M Atwater
Montana
Rock Island
Ill
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Labrador
England
Sir John Simon
Britain
Today’s Horoscope Analyzes Mind and Trust, Caution Advised
The reading notes an analytical nature and versatile mind prone to impressionability. It flags potential discontent and a tendency to distrust as influences shaping today’s outlook. The piece hints at caution within the context of underlying laws and structure.
Tongue as Rudder and Fire in James Readings
A church bulletin blends biblical excerpts from James 2 on the tongue’s power with reflections on speech shaping personal destinies and social harmony. The text then shifts to a 1937 financial filing note describing Form 1160 and Form 1100 requirements for information returns by banks and customers, detailing reporting for year transactions and IDs.
Unusual Case Before Judge For Custody Decision
An eleven year old boy wept on the stand as testimony showed a mother and three children orbiting a custody dispute. Common Pleas Judge Guy E F Findley weighs whether the children should move from the father to the mother amid a history of marriages and boarding with relatives.
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Common Pleas
Guy EF. Findley
Solomon
Xdational Tube Company
Siate
Lorain
Elycia
Inness
Hense
Hue
Four County Team Managers Appointed For March Basketball Games
Four team managers were named for the upcoming basketball games between Loam County school personnel. On March 16 at Clearview School the northern division coaches face the principals while the southern division coaches meet the superintendents. Ticket sales begin this week with proceeds split between each school and the Loam County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations.
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Lorain County
Clearview
Clayton Maus
Avon Lake
K. F. Litzenberg
South Amherst
Harold Block
Grafton
Kenneth Lower
Belden
Loam County
J O Y Class Party At Louise Laws Home
The J. O. Y. class party met at Louise Law's home on Wednesday evening with eighteen members present. Esther Gibbons and Marie Law attended as guests. The group opened with the Lord's prayer, answered roll call with poet or writer names, and enjoyed games after a short business meeting. Dorothy and Marie Frieschkorn organized the entertainment, Mia Edwin Law served lunch, and teacher Harvey Green attended. The next meeting date will be announced later.
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Srs
Harvey Green
Income Tax No 30 Cracking Delinquent Taxpayers
The Bureau of Internal Revenue cites the information at source provision of the revenue act requiring reporting of payments to another in an calendar year of $1000 or more by any person acting in any capacity. Married US citizens or residents need not report salary payments unless total exceeds $2500. A single return is required for each employee, and corporations must report distributions to US citizens or residents of $100 or more.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
the Revenue Act
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington, DC
United States
Fragmentary muse on nature and caution in understanding
A fragment notes that nature is perplexing and that readers seem unable to grasp its meaning. The speaker criticizes excessive wariness that hinders clear interpretation and thought.
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