War Referendum Debate Highlights a Political Shift
Boake Carter notes that America may not discuss fighting a foreign war as Congress blocks action on the Ludlow Referendum Act by 209 to 168. He contrasts aging vows with current positions of Roosevelt and Hull, and cites public polls showing 73 percent favor discussion while lawmakers resist.
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Alanson B. Houghton
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Century Lump Mining Ad Promotes Heat Over Ash
Crook's Coal advertises Century Lump coal grade 6.29 fon with emphasis on producing more heat and less ash. Contact phone 2173 for inquiries.
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Forest Giants At Oberlin To Be Given Care
Oberlin arboretum holds 105 trees needing immediate care as surveyors note centuries old beech and elm specimens. Beech with a 29 inch diameter and 279 year age, two hickories with 245 rings, and an elm aged four to five centuries feature among the stand. Lester S. Ries estimates 2500 dollars needed for protection and preservation of these midwestern virgin forest giants.
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Will Clancy
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Public debate on conscription and wartime policy
The piece argues that peacetime control by the White House shows a pattern of limiting democratic debate, with 73 percent of people denied input on conscription and foreign policy. It cites Australia’s World War I referendum as a contrast and questions the democratic legitimacy of wartime governance under Roosevelt era ideology.
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Central America
Australia
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Mr. Roosevelt
Two Members O N G Unit Are Promoted
Lieut Arthur L Richwine announced transfers and promotions in the Elyria Ohio National Guard company. First Sergeant Lee R Womack of Amherst moved to National Guard Reserve while Sergeant Theodore Roth of South Amherst rises to First Sergeant and Private David Szabo of South Amherst becomes Sergeant. The unit also received new equipment for six men and the entire company attended the Non Commissioned Officers School at Gray's Armory in Cleveland Monday night.
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Lee R. Womack
Amherst
National Guard
Theodore Roth
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David Szabo
Richwine
Gray’s Armory
Cleveland
Tea plant grows as tree in wild, remains bush when cultivated
The tea plant, when growing in the wild, reaches a tree form, whereas under cultivation it stays a bush. This distinction highlights how environment influences the plant’s growth habit.
Lean Farm Years Winnipeg Depressions Cash Income
The average cash income of farmers on the Canadian prairies during 1930 to 1935 was 707 dollars per year, figures by J B Rutherford of the Dominion Bureau of Statistics show. Families survived by leaving mortgage interest and taxes unpaid in many cases.
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J. B. Rutherford
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Ameth or trage rance believed to be the soul
An ancient belief linked the ameth or trage rance to the soul of the person. The text reflects speculative ideas about inner essence tied to a spiritual or metaphysical core in old world thought.
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