Birthrate Decline Threatens Civilizations Says Dr Baker
Dr C E Baker of the Department of Agriculture warns that the falling birthrate since 1924 threatens civilization in the United States and Europe. He notes declines in Britain France Germany Belgium and other nations while Japan shows a 10 percent drop since 1923. He asks whether individual liberation over family may doom society and whether economic shifts could reverse the trend.
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France
Germany
Belgium
Erland
Austria
Japan
China
India
Africa
South America
Nature
New President To Face Hard Job Says Kent
Kent argues the successor to Roosevelt will inherit a near impossible task balancing the budget cutting relief dismantling federal apparatus and imposing taxes to avert disaster while facing rebukes from radicals and critics labeling him a reactionary and a standpatter backed by business interests and opposed to human rights.
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Frank Kent
Roosevelt
White House
Good Will Move Of Merit
James E. Van Zandt national VFW chairman invites four Japanese army and navy reservists to tour the United States and attend the VFW convention in New Orleans on September 15. The four retired officers, representing the Japanese Reservists' Association with about 3,900,000 ex-service men, will symbolize friendship and aid in easing tensions between Japan and America.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
New Orleans
Navy
Tokyo
Japanese Reservists’ Association
Japan
America
General Johnson Takes NYC Public Works Post
General Johnson begins duties as director of public works in New York City and warns he may not receive fair treatment from opposition press. He has a long record of outspoken commentary and vows scrutiny of metropolitan spending, stressing taxpayers welfare and prudent relief administration.
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New York City
Johnson
Blue Eagle
Jense
Miss Frooks Seeks Presidency in Peekskill Statement
Dorothy Frooks, noted Peekskill lawyer who challenged Mrs Roosevelt, announces her bid for the presidency. She argues women have balanced minds and intuition could end crime and poverty, while promising to repeal political crooks with her simple plan. The piece mixes quotes and editorial asides on stage life and public climate.
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Dorothy Frooks
Peekskill
Clibs
Franks
Voice Of The People decries tax burden and bureaucratic excess
In a July 7 1835 communication a merchant laments wages halved since earlier times and argues taxes and public officials crush business. He calls for state cuts from judges to agencies, cites bank profits intact, and urges citizen action to reduce government funding during a period of inflation and depression.
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Dee
Encort House
E €. Young
Five Who Broke Jail Are Caught in Cadiz
Cadiz July 27 Althquah bloodhounds traced six men who tunneled from Harrison county jail. Four were found in tall grass on A. CG Long’s farm east of town after the dog’s barking drew help. Howard Robb chased fugitives and fired once. Captured: Sars Jones Joseph Horner Guy Carson Eugene Denton. Floyd Hython returned to jail with his father. Charles E. Smith remains at large.
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Althquah
Harrison County
A. CG. Long
Here
Long
Howard Robb
Sars Jones
Joseph Horner
Guy Carson
Eugene Denton
Floyd Hython
Charles E. Smith
Humility as Key Virtue in Bible Reading Sermon
A religious reflection on Romans 12 3 8 emphasizes humility as the first duty after the call to surrender. Pride is cited as root of personal and social ills from personal vanity to war, urging the crucifixion of self and equal regard for others gifts.
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Nebuchadnezzar
Saul
Adam
Paradise
Haman
Lucifer
Heaven
Hoax Kidnapping Story Author Fined in Columbus
Robert Byers a 42 year old Columbus advertising agent was jailed in Cleveland on a false police report charge. He was fined 50 dollars and costs after a trial in Columbus and was later taken to Medina for further checks. Byers said the kidnapping tale was a bet to get his name on front pages within 72 hours at under 100 dollars. The report notes Japan's early Manchuria actions and League of Nations responses in 1931.
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Cleveland
SCP
Robert Byers
Columbus
Byers
Medina
Jacksonville, Fla
Ohio
Anniversaries of Patriots and Leaders Across Years
A compact list notes Nathaniel Greene born in Warwick Rhode Island in 1742 and died June 19 1786 in Georgia as a Washington ally among patriot soldiers. It also marks Charlotte Corday born in 1768 and executed July 17 1793 as a French heroine. Thomas J Clingman born in 1812 at Huntersville North Carolina at the center of politics and the Confederacy.
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Nathaniel Greene
Rhode Island
Washington
Warwick
R. I
Georgia
Charlotte Corday
Thomas J. Clingman
North Carolina
Huntersville
Czar Nicholas’s Sick Man Remark Sparks Metternich Quip
In a historic exchange, Czar Nicholas I called Turkey a sick man as Russia eyed the region. Metternich quipped, Are you speaking as physician or heir, highlighting sharp diplomatic wit in the moment.
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Czar Nicholas
Russia
Turkey
Metternich
Wellington PTA to stage comedy and town notes
The Wellington Parent Teachers Association will stage a comedy in the Wellington Opera House on the evening of August 9 titled Oh Professor. Local leaders Bert Gay and Edward West hold key roles as Townsend Club president and secretary treasurer respectively with other officers named. A paving survey for Herrick Avenue East was completed for state highway review by Aug 1, while six local streets in Wellington begin resurfacing.
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Wellington, CO
Wellingto Parent-Teachers Association
Wellington Opera House
Bert Gay
Townsend Club
Edward West
Henry Peabody
Frank West
Herrick Avenue
Corn Hog Adjustment Checks Mailed in 1935 Program
The first 1935 corn hog adjustment payments totaling 4,004,914.95 were mailed to 61,478 farmers in 33 states. Iowa receives about 1.95 million, Nebraska 728,116, with large payments sent to Missouri North Dakota Ohio Kansas Oklahoma Minnesota and Indiana. The initial installment of 34.85 million represents about two-fifths of total payments and half of hog payments. total 1935 payments will approach 186 million. The year marks payment on over a million contracts.
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AAA
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Missouri
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Oklahoma
Minnesota
Indiana
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